My America Kim Moffat and Dan Moyle

It’s time for a break. Hear why the My America crew is taking the summer off, what else we’re working on, and what we’d like to come back to in the fall.

A podcast to have conversations with the idea of reminding people that we can (and should) have difficult discussions and walk away still liking the other person.
We can disagree, even passionately, and still respect each other and love our neighbors.
Ultimately we want to better understand America through the lens of our own experiences and that of others.

A podcast to have conversations with the idea of reminding people that we can (and should) have difficult discussions and walk away still liking the other person.
We can disagree, even passionately, and still respect each other and love our neighbors.
Ultimately we want to better understand America through the lens of our own experiences and that of others.

Is the news industry polarizing us and putting us into echo chambers? Can we find unbiased news in America? Or at least can we see trustworthy sources and understand which “way they lean?” These are the questions keeping Dan and Kim up at night. So they invited Arjun Moorthy, co-founder of The Factual, to help quell their anxiety.
A podcast to have conversations with the idea of reminding people that we can (and should) have difficult discussions and walk away still liking the other person.
We can disagree, even passionately, and still respect each other and love our neighbors.
Ultimately we want to better understand America through the lens of our own experiences and that of others.

As of March, 2022, 18 states and the District of Columbia have legalized marijuana, adding it to alcohol and nicotine as a third drug legal for adults. Is it time for a reckoning on the “War on Drugs” in America? What about what happens to those incarcerated Americans after we’ve changed the laws? Kim and Dan talk drugs, decriminalization and regulation in this episode of My America.

A podcast to have conversations with the idea of reminding people that we can (and should) have difficult discussions and walk away still liking the other person.
We can disagree, even passionately, and still respect each other and love our neighbors.
Ultimately we want to better understand America through the lens of our own experiences and that of others.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). Dan and Kim discuss the awareness campaign and what we can do to help curb violence.
A podcast to have conversations with the idea of reminding people that we can (and should) have difficult discussions and walk away still liking the other person.
We can disagree, even passionately, and still respect each other and love our neighbors.
Ultimately we want to better understand America through the lens of our own experiences and that of others.

It’s 2022. What are we doing today to celebrate the place of women in history? What are we doing today to make it better for tomorrow’s women? Dan and Kim discuss Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day as we round out March.
A podcast to have conversations with the idea of reminding people that we can (and should) have difficult discussions and walk away still liking the other person.
We can disagree, even passionately, and still respect each other and love our neighbors.
Ultimately we want to better understand America through the lens of our own experiences and that of others.