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Frogmore Stew

Grace Cowan

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"Frogmore Stew" is a podcast about South Carolina politics, political history and political culture. How it currently works…and how it is supposed to work. A realistic and educated approach to the issues that directly affect each of us in The Palmetto State. Every Wednesday with host, Grace Cowan. "Frogmore Stew" is a production of the Podcast Solutions Network. Written and hosted by Grace Cowan. Editing and IT Support by Eric Johnson. Produced and directed by TJ Phillips. Send comments and ...
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In this episode, Grace & Katelyn discuss the joy of returning home and the comfort of their social spaces and routines. They delve into the value of intergenerational friendships. The conversation transitions into deeper societal issues, including political violence, misinformation, and the effects of increasing political identity. They critique th…
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Grace revisits her first encounter with her friend, Rosemarie, which led to her joining a group of New Yorker magazine readers who meet monthly. The women, varying in age and backgrounds, share their political beliefs, memorable experiences, and the influence of past events like JFK's assassination and the Vietnam War. They discuss topics like educ…
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Grace and Katelyn dive into a discussion on the latest debate, analyzing Kamala Harris's performance and contrasting it with her opponent's approach. They touch on pressing issues like abortion, the shifting political landscape, and the debate between traditional and modern family values. The conversation also explores the economic cost of unafford…
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In this episode, Grace and Katelyn share a rich conversation that ranges from Katelyn's travel experiences in Greece to political discourse in local school settings and the complexities of tipping in the United States. There's a reflection on the polarizing nature of politics, and a chat about the benefits of afternoon naps and the nostalgia for ga…
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This episode highlights the impact of Phyllis Schlafly, who redefined the Republican Party's stance on women's rights and shaped America's political landscape in substantial ways. Grace explores how her activism against the Equal Rights Amendment transformed conservative views, the Republican Party and continues to influence American politics today…
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Grace and her special guest, Richard Hricik, discuss the power using just the right words for framing their strategic messaging for political campaigns. They also cover the importance of women in the upcoming elections, and the game changing impact of gerrymandering on South Carolina politics. Richard emphasizes the necessity of effective communica…
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Grace and labor attorney Nicole Brenecki discuss the complexity of the Fair Labor Standards Act, focusing on recent changes to federal minimum salary requirements for exempt employees. They explore the implications for small businesses, the political spin, and the impact on middle-class workers. Nicole offers insights and strategies for business ow…
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In this special episode of Second Helping, hosts Grace Cowan and Katelyn Brewer speak with Kathryn Harvey, chair of the Spartanburg County Democratic Party, about her experiences and speech at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Harvey shares insights on her campaign against incumbent Republican Representative William Timmons and the ris…
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In this episode of Frogmore Stew, Grace dives into a critical reflection on leadership and the importance of recognizing when to hand over the baton. She draws parallels between current events and historical political maneuvers, specifically the 1979 Iranian hostage crisis and its impact on the 1980 election. She also looks at negotiations between …
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In this episode, Grace & Katelyn recap the recent interview with Ed Sutton, a Democrat with a non-traditional background for his party affiliation. They also discuss the rise of Tim Walz as 'America's Dad' and his growing popularity ahead of the Democratic convention. Katelyn is fascinated with the Ausie break dancer and Grace explores authenticity…
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In this episode, Grace talks with Ed Sutton, a candidate for the new State Senate seat in District 20. Sutton, a Citadel graduate and Air Force veteran, shares his unique journey from military service to politics including his experience as a C-17 pilot flying refugees out during the Kabul evacuation. He outlines his campaign's key issues: infrastr…
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Grace and Katelyn react to Kamala Harris's VP pick, Tim Waltz, and discuss the political and social climate, the Olympics' unifying effect, Grace's family vacation, and the Charleston icon, the Coburg Cow. Dive in for an enriching and chatty second helping! 00:00 Introduction and VP Announcement 00:43 Political Turmoil and Historical Context 03:12 …
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In this episode, Grace discusses the current political reality of South Carolina, highlighting the dominant Republican influence and its restrictive policies in education, healthcare, and women's rights. Grace urges viewers to support viable candidates and organizations working towards progressive change, emphasizing the importance of strategic fin…
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In this episode, host Grace Cowan discusses the transition from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee. Covering the impact of Biden's physical decline, the processes behind delegate selection, and the political maneuvering that led to Harris's nomination, Grace explains the complex primary and convention systems. The epi…
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In this episode of the Frogmore Stew Podcast, host Grace Cowen discusses a previously unreleased interview between producer TJ Phillips and Kamala Harris from her 2020 presidential campaign. The conversation reveals insight into Harris's personal background, her stance on marijuana legalization, and her vision for uniting America. Listeners get a g…
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In this episode of Frogmore Stew, Grace grapples with the rapidly changing political landscape surrounding Joe Biden's 2024 Presidential campaign. She examines Biden's recent debate performance and general fitness for office, comparing it to the chaotic tenure of Donald Trump. The conversation delves into the Democratic Party's struggle with Biden'…
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Grace and Katelyn are back together with thoughts on key topics including recent jury convictions of Trump and Hunter Biden, and the implications for upcoming elections. They reference Dr. Lichtman's prediction on the November election, according to his '13 keys'. They reflect on the complexities of political promises, the significance of primary e…
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Politics, Empathy, and the Power of Listening: A Journey to the Primary Grace and Katelyn reflect on their experience of interviewing a multitude of candidates running for state house and senate positions, totaling 374 individuals. Initially overwhelmed by the task, they came to appreciate the depth of insight and variety of perspectives gathered, …
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In this episode, Grace wades through the challenges to representative democracy in South Carolina, emphasizing the importance of voter participation in primaries. It critiques the state's system by highlighting issues such as gerrymandering, low voter turnout in primaries, and the dominance of a single party in legislature due to these factors. Gra…
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Dr. Elizabeth Mack, a pediatric critical care physician with extensive experience in child health advocacy, joins Grace to discuss the complexities of abortion rights today, the scientific and ethical dimensions of reproductive health, and the implications of restrictive laws on women and healthcare professionals. This episode delves into the trans…
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Grace and Katelyn tackle the complexities of debate in the modern world. They delve into how the decline of public debate and the rise of echo chambers have led to a lack of empathy and understanding. Featuring a mix of anecdotes and historical context, they touch on influence of Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM, the impact of JFK Jr. and the challenge…
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This time around, Grace talks with Kate Nevin, a seasoned portfolio manager with a focus on alternative investment strategies at TSW2 Capital Advisors. With over two decades of experience, starting at Lehman Brothers, Nevin discusses the importance of including diverse talent in finance and her involvement in various organizations aimed at promotin…
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In this episode, Grace talks with Kitty Brandtner, founder and co-president of the nonpartisan organization March Fourth, which is focused on reinstating the federal assault weapons ban. Kitty shares her personal journey toward activism, sparked by mass shootings and the Uvalde tragedy, emphasizing the need for gun legislation. The conversation cov…
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Grace & Katelyn get caught up on a variety of topics including SC's new Open Carry law and the implications for community safety. With the filing deadline past, they cover the challenges of running for political office, and the systemic limitations to a truly representative government. Plus, Beyonce's latest album and a new book about a real-life d…
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In this podcast, Spencer Wetmore shares her journey from growing up in Charleston to becoming a state legislator for district 115, encompassing James Island, John's Island, Folly Beach, Kiawah, and Seabrook. Wetmore's career began as a prosecutor and evolved through local government and environmental initiatives. The conversation also touches on ch…
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This episode of Second Helping features a detailed discussion with Sheriff Leon Lott of Richland County about the implications of South Carolina's new open carry law, H 3594, signed into law on March 7th. Lott, with over 30 years in law enforcement, expresses concerns over the bill allowing 18-year-olds to carry guns without training or background …
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This episode, hosted by Katelyn Brewer, delves into the intricate history of gun ownership and regulations in the United States, from colonial times, to the National Firearms Act of 1934, the 1994 federal assault weapons ban and the pivotal Supreme Court case which redefined the Second Amendment to affirm individual gun rights. 00:00 Welcome to Fro…
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In this episode, Grace and Katelyn discuss the psychological underpinnings of political beliefs. They delve into whether innate tendencies or experiences shape our political views, with personal anecdotes illustrating how economic circumstances and family dynamics can influence one's political evolution. The conversation also touches on the generat…
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In this episode, Grace examines the psychological reasons for leaning conservative or progressive. She explores the characteristics of the mindsets and their impact on political affiliations. Grace emphasizes the fluidity of American political identity, the importance of authentic political engagement, and the distinction between agreement and alig…
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In this episode of Frogmore Stew, Grace takes us back to where our two parties started and the influence of Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton on America's political landscape. Jefferson's advocacy for states' rights, a laissez-faire economy, and individualism are contrasted with Hamilton's support for a strong federal government, regulation f…
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In this episode of Frogmore Stew, host Grace Cowan talks with Will Folks of FitsNews about needed judicial selection reform in South Carolina. They discuss the power of lawyer legislators controlling the selection of judges they will appear before and the conflict of interest that presents. They get into the issues of public trust, crime rates, and…
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In this episode, Grace explores the transformation of the U.S. Supreme Court into a politically charged entity, tracing its history from the era of Dwight Eisenhower through Ronald Reagan to the present day. She examines judicial activism versus originalism, and how these philosophies influence major legal decisions on civil rights, abortion, and m…
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Local Government 101 In this week's episode of Frogmore Stew, Katelyn Brewer fills in for Grace to explore the world of municipal governance and its profound impact on community life. Special guest Clay Middleton, a seasoned public service professional with a rich background in military service, politics, and community service, shares insightful pe…
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