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Speak Freely Podcast

Speak Freely seeks to broadcast the opinions of

Speak Freely seeks to broadcast the opinions of the nation's veterans to show listeners how service members think about policy issues, and work past their political differences. Both producers (Joy and Andrew) are U.S. Army veterans looking for the most broad and diverse array of people, personalities, and political opinions. So, chances are, they want to hear from YOU!
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Genres: News

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S02 E06: Commencement
Monday, 19 August, 2019

Check out this SPECIAL EDITION of the Speak Freely Podcast -- the show that brings veterans on to have tough conversations about the politics and policy issues that are dividing America. In many ways, our Season 2 finale is the quintessential “Speak Freely” episode. Our vision for the show from the beginning was to explore veterans' dreams for America. We say at the start of every episode, “What is the change that THEY want to see?” In this episode, we really get a chance to dive deep into that question and to find out from 6 veterans graduating from the University of Washington this year, what are their wishes for the graduating class of 2019? The episode was recorded in May 2019 just after Memorial Day and just before the graduation season. To all our fans, we hope you enjoy and share our message with recent graduates!!

 

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