In this bonus episode, we talk with Tristen Gaspadarek about the Please Vote Nashville voter guide. We dive into the origins of the organization, democratic participation generally, and how the skills one develops as a musician / DIY artist are transferable to civic engagement.
Early voting for the state and federal primary begins today, July 17th!
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A show in which “New Nashvillian” Alex Steed gets to know the city better by talking with the folks who live, work, agitate and make art there.
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