#511 : The change we have to have.

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The change we have to have. How to make America work again for all Americans. Plus, Don Fowler, in his own words.

Jim Hightower and Senator Sherrod Brown on why this is a pivotal moment for progressive politics in America. Plus, we remember a progressive hero, Don Fowler.

Jim Hightower and Sherrod Brown - Pt. 1

Every other Tuesday, A 21st Century Democrats co founder Jim Hightower sits down with a new quest for his own podcast titled Hightower Chat n Chew. His most recent guest was Senator Sherrod Brown. And together they took on how progressives can get the most from a Biden administration.

Jim Hightower and Sherrod Brown - Pt. 2

We continue with a conversation with Jim Hightower and Senator Sherrod Brown originally posted to the podcast Hightower Chat n Chew. We pick up on a discussion about how progressive democrats can connect with voters in fly over country.

Don Fowler

In his memory, our conversation with Don Fowler, in the aftermath of the 2010 election.

Last week, we lost a dear friend of 21st Century Democrats — and of progressive populist Democrats everywhere, but particularly in the South. Don Fowler, who served on our Advisory Board, passed away at the age of 85. As Chair of the South Carolina Democratic Party and then as Democratic National Committee, he worked relentlessly to bring African Americans and whites together in the party to improve the lives of working people. Not surprisingly, he’s also the person who first introduced President-elect Biden and South Carolina Congressman Jim Clyburn to each other.

Back in 2010, Don Fowler was one of the very first guests on this podcast. And during that interview, he offered an analysis of Democratic messaging that is as insightful now as it was then.

Jim Hightower

Where is AI driving us?

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