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The Covid Housing Crisis

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss the average number of covid-19 cases decreasing in the United States and what that means for America. The main story this week is the ongoing affordable housing crisis that has been made worse by the pandemic. 

Battle of the (Covid-19) Bills

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19 updates, including the $1.6 Trillion proposal from President Biden and the $600 Billion proposal from Senate Republicans. Also in today's episode: climate change, addressing private prisons, and a mango fact about why Paul Mango sucks. 

 

Welcome to the Biden Administration

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19 updates, the protests across the Pacific Northwest, and the executive actions President Joe Biden took on his first day in office. 

Impeachment and Inauguration

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19 updates, the second impeachment of President Donald Trump, and the inauguration and agenda of President Joe Biden.

The Capital Coup

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19  updates, including the slow vaccine rollout taking place in the United States, the new variant of covid-19 that was first found in the UK, and the tragedies taking place in LA County.  Following up on last week's story about the Republican party officials failing to acknowledge Joe Biden's election, our main story is the coup. Rioters took over Washington DC and more importantly the capitol building as a joint session of congress convened to certify the presidential election. 

A Progressive Agenda for 2021

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19  updates, including the failing vaccine rollout taking place in the United States. In our segment Joe Biden - he's the President-Elect Now - Katrina and Nirali discuss the republican party members who are refusing to uphold our democracy by failing to acknowledge Joe Biden's victory.  Finally, the pair set a progressive agenda for what they want to happen in the coming years when the democratic party controls the presidency, the house of representatives, and the senate once Jon Ossoff and Revered Raphael Warnock are elected to the senate. 

Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19  updates, including the coronavirus vaccines currently being distributed in the United States, President-Elect Joe Biden's officially winning the Electoral College vote to be the president, and the state of the publishing industry in 2020 including the lack of diversity and the steady monopolization of literature. 

The 2020 Election, Still

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss Covid-19  updates, including the new coronavirus vaccines being distributed in the UK, President-Elect Joe Biden's controversial new choice of Neera Tanden to be the OMB director, expanding voting rights, and the fights still raging about the 2020 election. 

Transition Time!

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss the presidential transition that is FINALLY beginning as Emily Murphy of the General Services Administration has finally declared President-Elect Joe Biden to be the winner of the 2020 presidential election. The two also discuss Biden's nominees - including Janet Yellen for Treasury Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas for the head of the Department of Homeland Security, Anthony Blinken for Secretary of State, and John Kerry as the international envoy on the climate. 

The Future of the Senate is in Georgia

Join Katrina Eames and Nirali Sheth as they discuss the runoff elections for the Georgia Senate seats and all that could be accomplished with a Democratic senate. They revisit old bills discussed on the podcast like the HEROES Act, the Climate Action Now Act, the Paycheck Fairness Act, and the Equality Act and what passing these bills would mean for our country and our future. 

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