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- Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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US Common Ground Podcast | Healthcare Services (opens the original)
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US Common Ground is produced by Dr. Ziggy Kozicki through the facilities of the MCTV Network. In this episode Ziggy talks to Dr. Steven Berkshire about Healthcare.
US Common Ground Podcast | Labor Unions (opens the original)
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US Common Ground is produced by Dr. Ziggy Kozicki through the facilities of the MCTV Network. In this episode Ziggy talks to Tom Knaub, a union representative about labor unions.
US Common Ground Podcast | Religion (opens the original)
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US Common Ground is produced by Dr. Ziggy Kozicki through the facilities of the MCTV Network. In this episode Ziggy talks to retired pastor James Chilton about religion.
US Common Ground Podcast | Transforming a Factory Town (opens the original)
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US Common Ground is produced by Dr. Ziggy Kozicki through the facilities of the MCTV Network. In this episode Ziggy talks to Dr. Jack Weston, founder of "Friday Night Live" in Saginaw about transforming a factory town.
US Common Ground Podcast | AFFEW (opens the original)
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US Common Ground is produced by Dr. Ziggy Kozicki through the facilities of the MCTV Network. In this episode Ziggy talks to Julia Chambers about AFFEW.
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