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🗓️ 24 March 2023
⏱️ 34 minutes
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On today's episode, we sit down with political psychologist Steven Kull and talk about developing new methods for giving us (the people) a greater voice in public policy. Kull is the director of the program for public consultation and part of the school of public policy at the University of Maryland. He is also the founder and president of Voice of the People (VOP), a nonpartisan organization seeking to give U.S. citizens a more direct line to members of Congress.
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0:54.9 | views from across the political spectrum, some independent thinking without all that hysterical |
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1:04.7 | Stephen Cole on the show. Stephen is a political psychologist who is developing new methods |
1:09.8 | for giving the public a greater voice |
1:11.7 | in public policy. He is the director of the program for public consultation and part of the |
1:17.0 | school of public policy at the University of Maryland. And he is also the founder and president of |
1:22.0 | Voice of the People, which is how I found him, a nonpartisan organization seeking to give |
1:27.1 | U.S. citizens a more direct line to |
1:29.0 | members of Congress and how policy decisions are made. Stephen, thank you so much for joining us. |
1:34.6 | Thanks for having me. You know, I love giving my guests a chance at the top of shows like this |
1:39.9 | to just tell us a little bit about how they got into this work. And I think in your case, it's sort of directly related to some of what we're going to talk about today. |
1:47.8 | So I'd love to hear how Stephen Cole came to be, how you ended up at Voice of the People, |
1:51.8 | and why you're so passionate about some of this work you're doing right now. |
1:55.2 | A few decades ago, I was studying public opinion on public policy. And I found that no matter what I talked about, what people |
2:02.2 | really wanted to talk about was how they felt about government and how dissatisfied they were |
2:06.8 | with government, how much they didn't trust government and so on. And as I probed deeper into that, |
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