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The Epicenter 612

The Epicenter 612

By: M.A. Journalism
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 Minneapolis was the epicenter of our nation’s social justice trauma in 2020. George Floyd was murdered and our city was enraged. I saw the flames from Lake Street from my bedroom window.

What happened here sparked anger, awareness, sadness, protest and even violence around the world. The aftermath has led to debates between different groups of people. People are disconnected from differing points of view. This podcast exists to help people on all sides of the story to better understand each other.Copyright M.A. Journalism Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • The Epicenter 612 Ep. 5: Jeremiah Ellison, Minneapolis Ward 5 City Council Member

    The Epicenter 612 Ep. 5: Jeremiah Ellison, Minneapolis Ward 5 City Council Member
    Mar 20 2022
    In-depth interview with Ward 5 city council member Jeremiah Ellison, where we discussed prominent issues in North Minneapolis, and some potential solutions.
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    25 mins
  • The Epicenter 612 Ep. 4: Andrea Jenkins, Minneapolis City Council President

    The Epicenter 612 Ep. 4: Andrea Jenkins, Minneapolis City Council President
    Feb 4 2022
    In-depth interview with Minneapolis City Council President Andrea Jenkins where we discussed Andrea's goals for the city and how it will recover from the death of George Floyd (among other things) amidst a global pandemic.
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    22 mins
  • The Epicenter 612 Ep. 3: Wayne Bugg, St. Vincent de Paul

    The Epicenter 612 Ep. 3: Wayne Bugg, St. Vincent de Paul
    May 27 2021
    45 mins

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