This whole controversy problem, hysteria around civics education feels to me like it was a group of people sitting around the Aspen Institute saying, why are we polarized?

I'm like, oh, let's find a solution.

Welcome to The Lost Debate, a Show for Politically Ecclectics.

I'm Ravi Gupta.

And I'm Ricky Schlaught.

Well, Ricky, some exciting announcements today from Lost Debate.

We have a newsletter, an education newsletter, coming out today.

It's called Embrolio.

That's I-B-R-O-G-L-I-O. I think I spelled that correctly. And it's all about education.

And in this first piece that we put out today, I talk about a sort of future-focused vision for

what a high school should look like today if I were starting a high school. So folks could

check that out

and subscribe for free. We also have our first episode of Hardest Step coming out tomorrow. This was the

show that we put into our feed last week. We played a trailer. It's all about second chances,

and our first season is all about people coming out of the prison system, who are basically

asking for society's forgiveness and trying to start out on the right foot. And then we have the

trailer for a new show called Sweat the Technique, which is a show from educators who've been

on the front lines of helping people outside of the K-12 education system, whether it's sports

teams or

people learning hobbies or becoming better parents. So all about how we apply the lessons learned

from the K-12 system outside of the education system. So you could subscribe to that wherever

you get your podcast. It's called Sweat the Technique. And I think that's all our regular

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