A political scientist discusses what may or may not become of the Senate filibuster, and the implications for Democrats, Republicans, and President Biden’s agenda depending on whether it goes, stays, or changes. Then we talk with a physician about how the pandemic may have changed how people think about germs in general.
Featured in this Show
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Filibuster Reform: Dead Or Alive?
Democrats, including President Joe Biden, have been discussing the possibility of changing or eliminating the Senate filibuster, in order to advance their legislative agenda. But the move would come with consequences, as expressed by Minority Leader Mitch McConnell. We discuss the ins and outs, and what happens next.
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Has The Pandemic Made People Germaphobic?
Has the pandemic made you a bit afraid of germs? Do you plan to keep up with frequent hand-washing and mask-wearing even when it’s over? We take a look at how Americans feel about those and other public health hygiene habits.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Bill Martens Producer
- Eleanor Neff Powell Guest
- Dr. Eric Adkins Guest
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