We talk to a child welfare advocate about the problems with the family court system. Then, a political columnist makes the case for how the media should cover the risks that come with a second Donald Trump presidency.
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The case against family court
The juvenile court system, now known as family court, was originally created to help children and families succeed in a changing society—but has it lived up to this promise? A child welfare advocate says family court has done more harm than good and argues that it should be abolished.
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How the media should cover the risks of another Donald Trump presidency
A media, politics, and culture columnist talks with us about what the news media could do better when it comes to reporting on Trump’s autocratic plans if re-elected president.
Episode Credits
- Dean Knetter Host
- Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
- Richelle Wilson Producer
- Tim Peterson Producer
- Jane M. Spinak Guest
- Margaret Sullivan Guest
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