WashingTown

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U.S. Congressional Representative Ben McAdams, D-UT talks about his experiences in Washington, D.C. during his new job as congressman from Utah’s 4th district.

Episódios

  • An Unkept Promise

    19/09/2019

    Members of Utah’s Pacific Islander community met with with Rep. Ben McAdams, Utah’s only Democrat in its congressional delegation, in Washington D.C., to discuss the reauthorization of COFA (Compacts of Free Association) in 2023 and how changes to the U.S. healthcare system a few years ago took medicaid benefits from a population deserves them. Not… The post An Unkept Promise appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • A Republican and Two Democrats discuss managing public lands

    06/09/2019

    If the Federal Government manages state land, how do local government’s generate revenue? In this episode, Rep. Ben McAdams discusses public lands, including how the state is compensated for the public land managed by the federal government, with Piute County Commissioner, Darin Bushman, a Republican, and Summit County Councilman Glenn Wright, a Democrat. The trio… The post A Republican and Two Democrats discuss managing public lands appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • The work of a surgeon activist

    30/08/2019

    In this episode, Rep. Ben McAdams talks with Utah surgeon Dr. Scott Leckman about his advocacy work for on behalf of the poorest among us. He talks about what Dr. Leckman has been involved with, how Congress has responded to his requests for help, and what he’s working on in the future. Dr. Leckman explains… The post The work of a surgeon activist appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Extended Episode: At the Border with the Problem Solver’s Caucus

    19/08/2019

    This is an extended episode in which, Rep. Ben McAdams visits the U.S. southern border with colleagues from the Problem Solver’s Caucus. He interviews Rep. Anthony Gonzalez, a Republican from Ohio, Rep. Tom Reed, R-New York, and Rep. Abigail Spanberger, R-Virginia, about what they saw during their visit and how they might find solutions to the… The post Extended Episode: At the Border with the Problem Solver’s Caucus appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Does Utah have the cure for the country’s health care woes?

    09/08/2019

    In this episode, Rep. Ben McAdams talks with Marc Harrison, president and CEO of Intermountain Healthcare, about what innovative ways the company has found that might provide guidance for the federal government as they try to address health care issues. He also discusses how aspects of what’s being developed in Utah can serve as a… The post Does Utah have the cure for the country’s health care woes? appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • At the Border with the Problem Solver’s Caucus

    02/08/2019

      In this episode, Rep. Ben McAdams visits the U.S. southern border with colleagues from the Problem Solver’s Caucus. He interviews Rep. Anthony Gonzalez, a Republican from Ohio, about what they saw during their visit and how they might find solutions to the growing crisis. The problem, McAdams says, is much more complicated and nuanced… The post At the Border with the Problem Solver’s Caucus appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Shopping at the Same Grocery Store

    19/07/2019

    In this episode, Rep. Ben McAdams talks with Salt Lake City Council members about why local government tends to get so much done despite very different political philosophies. From homeless issues to infrastructure projects, local government officials set aside personal differences to accomplish a wide range of things that stall in halls of our federal… The post Shopping at the Same Grocery Store appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • A big sister’s perspective

    12/07/2019

    In this episode, we bring you an edited version of the podcast “Thanks for sharing” with Jackie Pack. The Bountiful addiction recovery therapist is the older sister of Congressman Ben McAdams, and they discuss overcoming the difficulties of their childhood, how hardships shaped him, and how politics can become something that helps people and heals… The post A big sister’s perspective appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • The Realities of Addiction

    06/07/2019

    In this episode Congressman Ben McAdams meets with USARA (Utah Support Advocates for Recovery Awareness) about the realities of addiction and what programs and strategies help people escape the grip of addiction. Rep. McAdams talks with those in recovering about what helps – and what doesn’t – and how partnerships between community organizations and government… The post The Realities of Addiction appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Two views of Iran

    27/06/2019

    In this episode of WashingTown, Congressman Ben McAdams talks with two of his colleagues from the House of Representatives about the tenuous relationship between the U.S. and Iran. He talks with one member from each of the major parties – Rep. Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat who represents Michigan’s 8th District, and Rep. Mark Green, a… The post Two views of Iran appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • How does the federal government support local justice?

    19/06/2019

    In this episode of WashingTown, Congressman Ben McAdams talks with Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill about how the federal government supports local efforts to solve crimes and support victims.   Mr. Gill discusses how federal money means better investigative techniques, more training and less trauma for victims of sexual assault, especially children. They… The post How does the federal government support local justice? appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • The Voices of Dreamers

    13/06/2019

    In this episode, Congressman Ben McAdams talks with Luis Garza, executive director of Comunidades Unidas and several Utah students, who discuss how they feel about the House of Representatives passing the Dream and Promise Act. The Act gives those who were brought to the U.S. as children legal status and opportunities for permanent legal status… The post The Voices of Dreamers appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Why does the federal deficit matter?

    06/06/2019

    In this episode Congressman Ben McAdams talks with Phil Smith from the Concord Coalition about a budget workshop they held with some of McAdams’ constituents. The nonpartisan group advocates for fiscal responsibility and raises awareness about how federal money is actually being spent. In the workshop, about 40 people were divided into seven different committees that… The post Why does the federal deficit matter? appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Lessons from an Olympic athlete

    30/05/2019

    In this episode, Congressman Ben McAdams has a wide-ranging conversation that includes, building Olympians through youth programs, the mindset of a gold medalist, and how the lessons of sports and teamwork apply to the job we ask of our federal representatives.  Congressman McAdams shares his frustration with the partisan language that undermines the spirit of… The post Lessons from an Olympic athlete appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Across the Aisle with John Curtis

    23/05/2019

    In this episode, Congressman Ben McAdams talks with another member of Utah’s Congressional delegation – Republican Rep. John Curtis. They discuss working together on Utah issues, and what gets in the way when they try to work across party lines at the federal level. They also discuss successes and current issues in this unique public… The post Across the Aisle with John Curtis appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • The 150-year wait: An immigrant’s quest

    09/05/2019

    This is a conversation with Ashish Patel, who came to the U.S. on an H1B Visa, a visa that allows companies to hire highly skilled, specialized workers from around the world. He was granted status as an immigrant in 2011, but will wait decades for a green card without changes to the current immigration laws.… The post The 150-year wait: An immigrant’s quest appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • WashingTown Live, Part 2

    02/05/2019

    This episode is part two of a WashingTown live event. Jason Perry, director of the Hinckley Institute of Politics discusses the Mueller report, trying to accomplish legislative goals in the wake of the report and future hearings, the reasons he feels a constitutional amendment is necessary to balance the federal budget, and how he deals… The post WashingTown Live, Part 2 appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • WashingTown Live, Part 1 of 2

    25/04/2019

    In this episode, Congressman Ben McAdams discusse shis first 100 days in office with Hinckley Institute of Politics director Jason Perry in front of an audience at KSL Broadcast House. Mr. Perry talks about the class that changed the congressman’s career path, his bipartisan roots and how difficult it has been to take the philosophy… The post WashingTown Live, Part 1 of 2 appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • Transportation – Troubles and Solutions

    18/04/2019

    In this issue of WashingTown, Congressman Ben McAdams talks about being in Utah for a couple of weeks to discuss issues that require cooperation between local governments and federal lawmakers. In this episode, he talks transportation – infrastructure and issues – with Utah Transit Board of Trustees Carton Christensen, board chair; Beth Holbrook, and Kent… The post Transportation – Troubles and Solutions appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

  • The Art of Testifying Before Congress

    11/04/2019

    Attorney Mehrsa Baradaran discusses what it’s like to testifying in front of the Subcommittee on Consumer Protection and Financial Institutions, a subcommittee on which McAdams serves. Her testimony came during discussions about the Community Reinvestment Act and what possible updates or changes might be necessary, especially if financial institutions don’t have incentives to help with… The post The Art of Testifying Before Congress appeared first on The Loudmouth Project.

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