The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida happened around the same time Democracy Works launched in 2018. In fact, one of the first episodes featured students who organized a march event in State College, Pennsylvania. At the time, we thought it would be fantastic to get David Hogg on the show.
Six years latter, he's finally here to talk about what his life has been like since that fateful day in February 2018 and his work to change gun policy at the state and federal level. Hogg also discusses his new project, Leaders We Deserve, which helps young people run for elected office.
Finally, we discuss youth voter turnout and waning enthusiasm for Donald Trump and Joe Biden among young people ahead of November's election.
What will it take to make democracy more representative?
Separating news from noise
What we learned from our guests in 2022
Where do the parties go from here?
The real free speech problem on campus
Jamelle Bouie makes the case for majoritarianism
Our conversation with Josh Shapiro [rebroadcast]
States united for democracy
Celebrating democracy's small victories
Climate change is everyone's fight
Francis Fukuyama on the promise and peril of liberalism
The backbone of democracy is now the face of fraud
How Democrats can harness grassroots energy
When should the states decide?
Chris Beem on the seven democratic virtues
Rural broadband and the politics of "good enough"
A deep dive into the administrative state
Reflecting on the January 6 hearings and what's happened since
A new approach to breaking our media silos
Laboratories against democracy [rebroadcast]
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