Introducing 'Constitutional'

Constitutional

The Washington Post

History, Government, Documentary, Society & Culture, Education

4.8 • 2.5K Ratings

🗓️ 29 June 2017

⏱️ 5 minutes

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Preview The Washington Post's newest podcast, a narrative series about the revolutionary figures who shaped America's story. Subscribe now to get the first episode when it launches July 24.

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0:00.0	Enter your pen following
0:02.0	You have one new voice message
0:06.0	Hi, Miss Cunningham. I am an avid listener of your
0:12.0	Presidential podcast and it is
0:16.0	so good
0:18.0	You close up the mission podcast with
0:20.0	Hey, you want to hear podcasts about something else?
0:24.0	You know what just came to me?
0:26.0	The amendments to the Constitution, the Bill of Rights.
0:28.0	There have to be a story about each one of those. That's my idea.
0:32.0	I hope you like it.
0:34.0	I did like it a lot.
0:38.0	I got this voice mail from Reskolchen back in September when I was in the
0:42.0	home stretch of finishing the presidential podcast.
0:46.0	And it really did strike me as a great idea for season two.
0:50.0	And then some other listeners suggested the same thing
0:54.0	and then more and more. Do the Bill of Rights.
0:58.0	Cover all the amendments. Explain the Constitution. However they said it.
1:02.0	The message was pretty clear.
1:04.0	So just as Reiss hoped for this new series
1:08.0	we're going to focus on the authors of the Constitution.
1:12.0	The framers, yes.
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