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The Road to Now

#156 Executive Boundaries

The Road to Now

Benjamin Sawyer

Society & Culture, History

4.8628 Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2020

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

2020 begins with an Impeachment Trial in the Senate and will end with a Presidential election, so Bob and Ben are kicking off the year discussing the relationship between the Executive and Legislative branches of the federal government. Their conversation covers the articles of impeachment against Trump, the gap between the modern Presidency and the Executive imagined by the founders, and the problems that might be solved by changing our expectations of Presidents moving forward.

The Road to Now is part of the Osiris Podcast network. This episode was edited by Gary Fletcher.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Osiris.

0:01.0

Hey, what's up? This is Mike Finoa, host of Amigos podcast here on the Osiris Network.

0:18.0

What is Amigos podcast?

0:20.0

Well, I am a stand-up comedian, writer for true

0:22.6

TVs and practical jokers, and a music freak. So I invite my pals to come talk music, comedy,

0:29.5

and everything in between. So if you want to come hang, we'd love to have you. Thank you.

0:45.5

Hi, I'm Bob Crawford, and I'd like to tell you about another podcast from the creators of the history podcast, The Road to Now. It's called RTN Theology. On every episode of

0:52.4

RTN theology, myself and co-host Chris Breslin seek to understand

0:57.0

how we find ourselves in relationship with God and how that relationship influences the way we

1:03.3

commune with one another. On past episodes, we've spoken with theologians, scholars, and thinkers

1:09.4

like Stanley Hauras, Kate Bowler,

1:13.1

and James K.A. Smith.

1:15.4

We are also dedicated to bringing you some of the best spiritual artists of our day.

1:21.7

Our programs have featured music from Liz Weiss, Sandra McCracken, and Porter's Gate Project, just to name a few.

1:29.3

So please, download RTEN Theology, available on Apple Podcasts and other major platforms.

1:54.6

Hey, everybody, just wanted to let you all know that we have released some more tickets for our show in Charlotte, North Carolina at McGloan Theater on Friday, January 24th.

1:56.5

This show is going to be fantastic.

1:58.3

If you didn't see, we released the lineup.

2:07.0

Our guests are going to include Kyle Petty from NASCAR and UNC Asheville historian Dan Pierce, who's written a great book on the history of NASCAR.

2:10.6

We're going to talk about the history of NASCAR, of course, in Stock Car Racing.

2:16.0

Then also we're going to have a conversation with Thomas Hanchett, an early road to now guest.

2:50.9

He wrote a fabulous book on the history of Charlotte. We're going to have him, along with Pam Kelly, on a separate part of the panel, talking about the history of Charlotte and how the city developed. Pam wrote a great book called Money Rock, and she also was a journalist for the Charlotte Observer for years. It's going to be fantastic. On top of that, I'll be doing stand-up. Bob and David Choders are going to play live music. It is going to be a blast of, we hope to see you guys January 24th at the McGlowe and if you want to get tickets, just go to our website, the road to now.com, and click on the live events tab at the top of the page.

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