What Democracy Looks Like
Claim This Podcastby Rhonda J. Miller
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<p>Americans are taking to the streets and town halls to protest the gutting of federal agencies and programs millions of people depend on to maintain health, home and family. Drastic cuts to education, healthcare, national security, veterans benefits and international programs have ignited a movement to save the nation's endangered democracy. </p>
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Publishing Since
4/12/2025
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Recent Episodes
April 1, 2026
Voices for Democracy: Hopkinsville, Kentucky, March 28, 2026
Send us Fan Mail About 150 protestors stood up for democracy in front of the Justice Center in Hopkinsville, Kentucky as part of the third nationwide ‘No Kings’ protest on March 28. One Hopkinsville protestor brought along recorded music appropriate for the day, blaring out the lyrics, "Get up, stand up for your rights," by the Jamaican reggae band Bob Marley & the Wailers. The March 28 protests drew an estimated eight million people to more than 3,000 locations in cities and ...
March 17, 2026
Signs of Fascism: Nashville, Tennessee, March 13, 2026
Send a text Stark black signs with white letters are lined up along a busy intersection in Nashville, Tennessee. The signs blare out a warning: American democracy is in danger. The silent protest called "Signs of Fascism" is to get Americans to pay attention to disturbing actions of the federal government. I'm Rhonda Miller. On a windy Friday the 13th, that's March 13th, I talked with the protestors and read some of the signs. "Using military and secret police on civilians....
January 12, 2026
ICE Out for Good: Brentwood, Tennessee Jan. 11, 2026
Demonstrators protest the killing of Renee Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, sparking outrage and raising questions about immigration enforcement tactics.
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<p>Americans are taking to the streets and town halls to protest the gutting of federal agencies and programs millions of people depend on to maintain health, home and family. Drastic cuts to education, healthcare, national security, veterans benefits and international programs have ignited a movement to save the nation's endangered democracy. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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