558. What Are Some Creative Activities for Families on a Budget?
The family is the most important community you have and it’s also important to strengthen that community by spending fun quality time together. On today’s episode, Brittany and Katie discuss some fun ways families can plan activities without breaking the bank.
557. Why Do We Teach Compromise in Schools?
In an earlier episode, Brittany and Katie discussed why compromise isn’t always a good thing. Today they continue that conversation highlighting why public schools try so hard to teach kids that they should always compromise.
556. How Are Political Candidates Chosen?
Every election day, voters go to the polls and cast their vote? But how are those candidates chosen? On today’s episode, Brittany and Katie discuss how this process works.
555. Why Are Farmers in France Angry?
Farmers in France are taking a stand against their government’s regulations.
554. What Was The Boston Tea Party?
In December 1773, the American colonists took a stand against unjust taxation in the first organized political protest leading up to the Revolutionary War.
553. Is Compromising Always A Good Thing?
We are usually told that compromising is the best thig to do to get along with each other. But is compromise always a good thing?
552. What’s Wrong with The Two-Party System?
Brittany and Katie discuss America’s two-party system that divides the people and makes them think they can only choose between Democrats or Republicans.
551. Meet Katie Hague!
Meet our new cohost, Katie Hague!
550. What Is Manifest Destiny and Is It Good or Bad?
When America was expanding in the 19th century, there was this belief that God wanted America to expand its power and presence as much as possible, which is how many of our states were formed. Is this kind of belief dangerous?
549. What Is A Monopoly And What Isn’t? A Lesson from Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift has taken over the entire music industry, which has made some people wonder if she has too much power over modern pop music. Is Taylor Swift an example of a monopoly?