Washington, D.C., National Mall
November 5, 2025
Leann
Washington, D.C., National Mall
November 5, 2025
Keith
Washington, D.C., National Mall
November 4, 2025
Rick
Washington, D.C., National Mall, Washington Monument
November 4, 2025
Cheryl and Steve
Cheryl and Steve are from Texas, spent several years living in England, and now live in Boston. They discussed their opinions about Healthcare, Technology, and the importance of recognizing how much we have in common.
Washington, D.C., MLK Memorial
November 3, 2025
Jacob
Washington, D.C., National Mall
November 3, 2025
Ali
Apologies for some difficulties with my mic.
Washington, D.C., National Mall
November 2, 2025
Ava
Ava is the youngest guest that has spoken to me for Some American People. She discussed her opinions about homelessness and education.
Washington, D.C., National Mall
November 2, 2025
Dusty
Dusty has some opinions about how well the government and the CDC are addressing lung cancer.
More conversations with Some American People about national priorities coming soon.
Washington, D.C., National Mall
September 2, 2024
Sophia
Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia
August 25, 2024
Carlton
I met Javi and Carlton in Piedmont Park. They chose to have separate conversations for the podcast. My conversation with Javi was the previous episode.
Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia
August 25, 2024
Javi
I met Javi and Carlton in Piedmont Park. They chose to have separate conversations for the podcast. My conversation with Carlton will be the next episode.
Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia
August 25, 2024
Grace
Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia
August 24, 2024
Marshall
Among his other thoughts, Marshall mentioned that some of the things he sees people do in the world today lead him to think the comic-book villains of his youth are more realistic than he previously thought.
Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia
August 24, 2024
Tatiana
Piedmont Park, Atlanta, Georgia
August 24, 2024
Rebecca
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
June 16, 2024
Clarence
In the first half of my conversation with Clarence I made reference to a Supreme Court case, but could not recall the name of it. The name of that case is Citizens United v. Federal Elections Commission (2010), commonly referred to as simply Citizens United.
Clarence also made reference to the "Great Law of Peace". We did not discuss this at the time, but from my subsequent and cursory research I found that this was an agreement, or Constitution, among the five (later six) previously warring Iroquois nations to form the Iroquois Confederacy. Many consider this to be a basis for, or at least a major influence on, our U.S. Constitution. In 1988 Congress passed a resolution to recognize this influence, although there is less than 100% consensus among scholars and historians on this point.
As always it's a good idea to do your own research.
Galena, Kansas
June 14, 2024
Aaron
I chatted with Aaron in his shop, Gearhead Curios, on Route 66.
Springfield, Missouri
June 13, 2024
Jessee
St. Louis, Missouri
June 12, 2024
Janelle