Our House: The Capitol Project Podcast
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Podcast Overview
<p>Wonderlust is a theater company that makes plays based on the stories of real people. In 2018 they made a play about Minnesota's government and they discovered that just like theater, there's a lot going on behind the scenes you don't know. OUR HOUSE revisits the play - and the insiders we met making it - five years later, to peel back the curtain on how change happens here.</p>
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6/26/2023
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Recent Episodes
February 13, 2024
Episode 12: What's Your Path? Part 2
<p>Four people take us on their emotional journey through the landscape of government. How do you manage the personal toll that comes with trying to make change? <br/><br/>Part 2 Guests: Michael Quadrozzi and Cheniqua Johnson <br/><br/>1:32: Introduction to Michael Quadrozzi <br/>5:18: Recently, you've been more cynical. Can you describe how your feelings have shifted?<br/>9:58: Introduction to Cheniqua Johnson <br/>20:02: Have you ever had a moment in your career where you thought I cannot? <br/>22:42: Do you have advice for younger people wanting to find their place to affect change? <br/>24:02: Conclusion </p>
February 13, 2024
Episode 12: What's Your Path? Part 1
<p>Four people take us on their emotional journey through the landscape of government. How do you manage the personal toll that comes with trying to make change?<br/><br/>Part 1 guests: Jamie McGeathy and Blanca Martinez <br/><br/>7:50: Introduction to Jamie McGeathy<br/>8:10: What did you do to answer your own questions about state government?<br/>11:45: What did you do with your frustration about lack of access to information? <br/>14:07: Now how do you feel about it all?<br/>15:35: Introduction to Blanca Martinez<br/>14:46: Was there a particular moment in which you realized you wanted to work in public policy?<br/>18:50: How did you first get involved?<br/>21:30: Who did you learn from in terms of how to affect change?<br/>24:25: What were the lessons you learned about how to navigate the state capitol and structures of power? <br/>28:14: Did you feel like you were able to be effective? <br/>30:58: What sent you in a different direction from working at the legislature?<br/>38:21: How do you show up for public policy today? <br/>41:20 Do you have anything else to share about the idea of how we find our place and stick to it? </p>
November 14, 2023
Episode 11: How to Succeed, Part. 2
<p>We brought three people together to discuss the recent legislative wins around reforming the incarceration system, but the conversation becomes much deeper. These guests share insight on how to build a loving, stable, successful, sustainable community within the most difficult circumstances. Guests: Justin Terrell, Raymond Dehn and Brother Shane Price <br/><br/>0:00- Intros<br/>13:39- Can you say a little bit about the context of POP, the Power of People Personal Development and Leadership Institute?<br/>21:19- How do you humanize the people that have had a dehumanizing myth told about them for so long?<br/>33:22- What were the key pieces that lined up this year to get things done?<br/>50:30- How do you find shared purpose to get things done, when everyone has their own ideas? <br/>54:15- What advice would you give someone just starting out? </p>
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<p>Wonderlust is a theater company that makes plays based on the stories of real people. In 2018 they made a play about Minnesota's government and they discovered that just like theater, there's a lot going on behind the scenes you don't know. OUR HOUSE revisits the play - and the insiders we met making it - five years later, to peel back the curtain on how change happens here.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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