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Pantsuit Politics

Season 2, Episode 16: The Briefcase - Sarah live from D.C. on Universal Basic Income

Pantsuit Politics

Lemonada Media

News, Politics, Society & Culture, News Commentary

4.54.9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2016

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Hey y'all, for this week's episode of The Briefcase we're putting Friday Feedback on hold to bring you a special interview on asking big questions and universal basic income from Sarah's weeklong trip to the Vox Conversations conference in Washington D.C.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

Coming to you from the streets of DC, this is Sarah from the left from Vox Conversations

0:08.0

with a special episode of Pant-Soup Politics.

0:11.0

No shouting, no insult, plenty of nuance.

0:30.0

So can you guys both introduce yourselves to our listeners?

0:37.0

Yeah, my name is Josh Fagelson, I'm the founder and executive director of an organization

0:41.0

called Ask Big Questions.

0:43.0

And I'm Andy Stern, the former president of the service employees union and the author

0:48.0

of a book called Raising the Floor about Universal Basic Income.

0:51.0

This is so perfect because at Pant-Soup Politics we've been asking a lot of big questions

0:56.0

about universal basic income.

0:58.0

So this could literally not be a more perfect fit.

1:01.0

Now Ask Big Questions is really concerned about something we talk about a lot

1:05.0

on Pant-Soup Politics, which is the civil discourse.

1:08.0

Can you talk about that for me?

1:09.0

Yeah, so we really focus on helping people have better conversations,

1:12.0

especially across lines of difference.

1:14.0

And we think the most important thing to do in that is to focus on questions

1:18.0

that we all share as human beings.

1:20.0

So we define those questions as questions that matter to everybody

1:23.0

and that everybody can answer, rather than questions that sort of privilege expertise.

1:28.0

And so we really try to get people talking about questions like where do you feel at home

1:32.0

and who are you responsible for and who's in your community.

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