Panthers on Politics The Pitt News Podcasts

 On this episode of “Panthers on Politics” hosts Ruby Scupp and Claire Gatz briefly explain to listeners the differences between primary elections and caucuses and important upcoming events regarding elections.
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Panthers on Politics hosts a conversation with PittVotes representative and Civic Influencer Olivia Pinocci-Wrightsman about important details regarding the upcoming 2023 election.
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Panthers on Politics hosts welcome Student Government Board members to discuss what SGB does, their initiatives, and what motivates them to provide leadership on campus.
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Panthers on Politics hosts a conversation around a summer recap of political events occurring in the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of government to keep students informed.
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In 2021, Joe Biden was the first president to recognize April as Arab American Heritage month on a federal level. 
Civic Influencers fellow Ruby Scupp and co-host Josie Cantelmo talk with Amani Attia, a professor in Pitt’s Department of Linguistics and Nasrin Nahnooch, a first-year law, criminal justice and society and psychology double major serving on the Middle Eastern North African Student Association board, to discuss the importance of Arab American heritage and the challenges this group faces.
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Audio edited by Sinéad McDevitt.
Music by FASSounds from Pixabay.

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