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Ground Game: Georgia

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Ground Game: Georgia is a podcast miniseries that tells first-person stories from inside the organizations on the ground that are registering voters, getting them to the polls, and fighting voter suppression during the Senate runoff elections. Hosts Holly Anderson (Shutdown Fullcast) and Marcus Ellsworth (The Chocolate Therapy Podcast) will focus on the activists and organizers throughout the state that have proven effective in turning Georgia from red to purple and now, possibly, to blue. Starts December 2, 2020 on your favorite podcast app.

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March 1, 2021

Episode 09: We Have To Pursue Justice

When you learn to pursue justice in Sunday School, growing up to become part of the stream guiding the world toward justice is almost inevitable. There’s an enormous cloud of witnesses to that fact, including Rabbi Lydia Medwin. Lydia is Director of Congregational Engagement and Outreach at The Temple, Atlanta’s oldest Reform synagogue with a long history of civil rights allyship. In this episode, Rabbi Lydia takes us on a journey from a childhood awakening to the work she’s dedicated to today, building strong bonds within her faith community and being part of the flow toward social change that enables us all to live free and be well. Episode references: The Temple of Atlanta <a href="http://www.the-temple.org/">www.the-temple.org</a> The Southern Center for Human Rights <a href="http://www.schr.org/">www.schr.org</a> Auburn Theological Seminary <a href="http://www.auburnseminary.org/">www.auburnseminary.org</a> Ebenezer Baptist Church <a href="http://www.ebenezeratl.org/">www.ebenezeratl.org</a> Ending Mass Incarceration <a href="http://emi.odyssey-impact.org/">http://emi.odyssey-impact.org/</a> (or <a href="http://www.endingmassincarceration.com/">www.endingmassincarceration.com</a>) Ground Game: Georgia is hosted by Holly Anderson and Marcus Patrick Ellsworth. Follow us at @groundgamepod on Twitter and Instagram, and visit us on the web at www.groundgamepod.com. Ground Game: Georgia is a production of unir.

February 19, 2021

Episode 08: Watch What The Spirit Does

The galvanization of the Black church greatly aided Georgia's bluest political victories in the recent historical elections. As the Scripture goes, “Faith without works is dead.” No one knows this better than organizers of faith communities like Billy Michael Honor (<a href="http://twitter.com/bmhonor">@BillyMHonor</a>). Public scholar, community organizer and Georgia resident, Honor’s foray into organizing came by way of national tragedy and has been bolstered by a deep interest in and care for humanity. His work with the New Georgia Project, Rev. Raphael Warnock, and The Aspen Institute is the outgrowth of both his beliefs and lineage as a man of faith and the people. Hear Honor's thoughts on everything from bipartisan faith leadership to the deeper legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on this special episode of Ground Game. Episode references: <ul> <li>Billy Michael Honor: <a href="http://www.bmhonor.com/">www.bmhonor.com </a></li> <li>The New Georgia Project: <a href="http://www.newgeorgiaproject.org/">www.newgeorgiaproject.org </a></li> <li>The Aspen Institute: <a href="http://www.aspeninstitute.org/">www.aspeninstitute.org </a></li> <li>The Hush Harbor Series: <a href="http://www.thehushharborseries.com/">www.thehushharborseries.com </a></li> </ul> Ground Game: Georgia is hosted by Holly Anderson and Marcus Patrick Ellsworth. Follow us at @groundgamepod on Twitter and Instagram, and visit us on the web at www.groundgamepod.com. Ground Game: Georgia is a production of unir.

January 20, 2021

Episode 07: Bring The Facts Into The Room

The election is over (we’re almost positive). We’re still here; Georgia is still here. Friends and neighbors and allies, it’s time to make good on all those “Trust Black Women” memes you posted during the campaign! The good and necessary work you’ve come to know and appreciate during the past election cycle will continue, and the time to support that work is now. Malika Redmond of Women Engaged joins Marcus and Holly for an extended interview focused on centering the lives and livelihoods of black women, femmes, and girls. Episode references: <ul> <li>Women Engaged: <a href="https://www.womenengaged.org/">https://www.womenengaged.org/ </a></li> </ul> Ground Game: Georgia is hosted by Holly Anderson and Marcus Patrick Ellsworth. Follow us at @groundgamepod on Twitter and Instagram, and visit us on the web at www.groundgamepod.com. Ground Game: Georgia is a production of unir.

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What is Ground Game: Georgia?: Ground Game: Georgia is a podcast miniseries that tells first-person stories from inside the organizations on the ground that are registering voters, getting them to the polls, and fighting voter suppression during the Senate runoff elections.

Hosts Holly Anderson (Shutdown Fullcast) and Marcus Ellsworth (The Chocolate Therapy Podcast) will focus on the activists and organizers throughout the state that have proven effective in turning Georgia from red to purple and now, possibly, to blue.

Starts December 2, 2020 on your favorite podcast app.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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