9 episodios
Revealed Hannah Marcley
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Governments agencies wield a lot of power; our power. We allow them to make decisions for us, whether that's through Congressional acts, agency rules, or school board decisions. But don't you wonder why things shook out that way? Don't you wish you knew what was on the note the aid handed that senator? Don't you think someone should be looking over their shoulder? So do I. Listen to the stories from others who feel the same, others who have used public records to make sure that the government uses your power in your best interest.
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Episode 9. The unaccountable FBI
This weeks episode has a lot of interesting research in it, so I will try to have links for all of it, but I encourage you to dig in on anything that stands out for you.
Patrick's bio: https://www.cato-unbound.org/contributors/patrick-g-eddington/FOIA and state record request guide: https://www.rcfp.org/open-government-guide/Church Committee findings: https://archive.org/details/ChurchCommittee/Church%20Committee%20Book%20I%20-%20Foreign%20and%20Military%20Intelligence/Washington Coalition for Open Government Donations: https://www.washcog.org/donate -
Bonus: Mar A Lago Search and Transparency
This is a special episode trying to discuss some of the transparency issues that are tangled up in the FBI search of Mar-A-Lago last week.
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Episode 7. Who will audit the auditors?
To learn more about the money Garvison stole from the county, check out this article. To learn about Garvison criminal deletion of public records, check out this article.
Support the Washington Coalition for Open Government here or the National Freedom of Information Coalition here. -
Episode 6. SEC-rets
Support the Washington Coalition for Open Government or the National Freedom of Information Coalition to make sure that your pet issues stay public too!
Also, check out the New Civil Liberties Alliance or Pacific Legal Foundation if parts of this episode spoke to you. -
Episode 5. Pay no attention to the data behind the curtain
Dr. Anne LeHuray talks through the importance of peer review and access to data in science, even and especially when the scientists are government agencies.
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Episode 4. Follow the money, because it works
Rebecca White shares a story she uncovered using public records as a student journalist at Washington State University. See the articles she wrote about her discoveries here:
https://dailyevergreen.com/31099/news/investigation-finds-wsu-athletics-employee-violated-title-ix/
https://dailyevergreen.com/29866/news/wsu-settles-over-offensive-language/
Also, check out the Washington State Coalition for Open Government at washcog.org