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  1. Issue · Sep 17, 2026

    Private equity is profiting from deportations (opens the original)

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    Anna and I are at it again in the newest installment of the Private Equity Playbook! So, full disclosure, the original recording of this episode was well over an hour because each and every detail was just so packed with various threads to explore. And while we wish we could share the full recording, turns out, yesterday morning, our producer (shout out to Aly!) noticed that the file size of our episode was too large to upload. So, she and our awesome editor (wohoo Steven!) helped really pair it

  2. Issue · Sep 11, 2026

    AI and Racist Political Propaganda (opens the original)

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  3. Issue · Sep 3, 2026

    Supreme Court Protects Corporate Impunity (opens the original)

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    Today, episode 50 of Art of Citizenry Podcast went out into the universe — what a milestone! What started as a fun ode to my college radio show days has become so much more than I could have imagined and I am truly so incredibly appreciative of the team who has helped along the way and the community we have built 🙌🏽 THANK YOU!Before a white cotton T-shirt reaches your closet, it has passed through hands all over the world. Cotton

  4. Issue · Jul 16, 2026

    How rumors spread (opens the original)

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    Every day, we are confronted with more information than we could ever reasonably process. Breaking news alerts, viral videos, social media posts shared by friends, influencers, politicians, and strangers. We scroll through competing claims about everything ranging from elections to natural disasters, and increasingly, content generated by artificial intelligence.Through all of this, our responsibility to decide what is real and filter out what is “fake” / exaggerated / untrue (or perhaps an ounc

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