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In this episode of The Civics Lab Podcast, we take you inside the annual Hillhops event at St. Edward's Munday Library - home to one of the country's few brewery archives focused specifically on Texas craft brewing. Join us as we explore this distinctive celebration that stands out as one of Central Texas's most unique beer events, offering listeners an insider's perspective on both the archive's significance and the vibrant experience of Hillhops itself.

Date Recorded:
January 23rd, 2025

Music Credit:
Music is by the Austin Polka Band

Link to the Research Study:

https://www.americancraftbeer.com/us-states-with-the-most-and-least-beer-regulations/

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On January 15, 2025, We interviewed the author of The Holy Land at War. The Civics lab also brought in Dr. Selin Guner a professor of political science at St. Edwards's University. This conversation offered insights into both sides.

Date Recorded

January 15, 2025

Music Credit

Title: Reflected Light

Artist Sergii Pavkin

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On November 14, 2024, The Civics Lab attended the Texas Tribune’s Rural Symposium at the University of Texas in San Antonio. This event featured insightful panel discussions on the unique challenges and strengths of rural communities. From environmental struggles and economic development to shifting populations and agriculture, experts and community leaders shared valuable perspectives on the future of rural Texas. Tune in as we break down key takeaways and explore the pressing issues shaping rural America. You can also access the full symposium on the Texas Tribune’s website.

Date Recorded

November 14th, 2024

Music Credit

Title: Vaporize

Artist: Squiid

Link to Texas Tribune Symposium Recordings

https://www.texastribune.org/2024/08/01/small-town-big-possibilities-San-Antonio-symposium/

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St. Edward's University PoliSci honors students, Jacob Zivin, Paige Kennedy, George Reyes, and Janie Herring analyze statements from our Election panel with Grace Chemane (League of Women's Voters), Chuck DeVore (Texas Public Policy Foundation) and Bruce Elfant (Travis County Tax Assessor).

This episode is brought to you by a civic engagement grant from Pi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honors Society.

Music By Mike Kirpak from Pixbay

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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Chad Long, a Political Science Professor at St. Edward's University and an expert in American politics. Dr. Long offers his insights on federal spending, analyzes the 2024 presidential campaign, and dives into the key issues shaping the outcome of the election.

Song credit

Song name: Remember

Artist: KalzanBlu

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Victoria Guerrero, a Kozmetsky Fellow at St. Edward's University, shares her research on the relationship between South Korean music and Austin. She discusses the Asian Music Festival in Central Texas and the variety of cultures represented by music. Jacob Zivin interviews and George Reyes introduces the episode.

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In this second part of our episode, we discuss whether Texas is restricting or securing voting access. Our discussion is with Chuck Devore, Texas Policy Foundation, Grace Chimene, League of Women Voters, Amy Stansbury, Austin Common. Questions and comments are from those attending the recording, live on the St. Edward's University Campus with the Kozmetsky Center. This podcast was funded by a Civics Engagement Grant from Pi Sigma Alpha.

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In this episode, we discuss whether Texas is restricting or securing voting access. Our discussion is with Chuck Devore, Texas Policy Foundation, Grace Chimene, League of Women Voters, Amy Stansbury, Austin Common. Questions and comments are from those attending the recording, live on the St. Edward's University Campus with the Kozmetsky Center. This podcast was funded by a Civics Engagement Grant from Pi Sigma Alpha. Part 2 of this discussion will be released on November 11. Stay tuned.

Song: Ontem, Artist: Ckhustomn