50 States of Mind

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Jack (Jank) talk about Jack's hometown of Stratford-Upon-Avon, how physical space affects political outlooks, the Roosevelt family, and a mispronounced rendition of "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off" before listening to interviews with the Mayor of Boston, Marty Walsh, "Breakfast George" in Roxbury, and candidate for Massachusetts Lieutenant Governor, Quentin Palfrey.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Elaine talk about Elaine's connection to Ireland, the proper pronunciation of St. Patty's, the terrifying "wooden spoon", and work/life balance in Scandinavian countries compared to the U.S. and U.K. before listening to interviews with the Mayor of Portland, Ethan Strimling, and the first female Governor of Maine, Janet Mills.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Elaine talk about Elaine's connection to Ireland, the proper pronunciation of St. Patty's, the terrifying "wooden spoon", and work/life balance in Scandinavian countries compared to the U.S. and U.K. before listening to interviews with the Mayor of Portland, Ethan Strimling, and the first female Governor of Maine, Janet Mills.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Mako talk about Mako's hometown of Kwe Kwe, Zimbabwe, her mother's historic election as the first black female mayor in Southern Africa, and the right to vote as they listen to interviews with Max, the Dartmouth College Dem president in Hanover, and talk about nomadic life in North Conway.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Mako talk about Mako's hometown of Kwe Kwe, Zimbabwe, her mother's historic election as the first black female mayor in Southern Africa, and the right to vote as they listen to interviews with Max, the Dartmouth College Dem president in Hanover, and talk about nomadic life in North Conway.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Mako talk about Mako's hometown of Kwe Kwe, Zimbabwe, her mother's historic election as the first black female mayor in Southern Africa, and the right to vote as they listen to interviews with Max, the Dartmouth College Dem president in Hanover, and talk about nomadic life in North Conway.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Ioan discuss Brexit, the differences between American and British culture, and how weekly PMQs (Prime Minister Questions) keep British leaders accountable. They also hear interviews from Vermont locals, seniors in Winooski, the founder of Seventh Generation in Burlington, and the first transgender gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist in Fairlee.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Ioan discuss Brexit, the differences between American and British culture, and how weekly PMQs (Prime Minister Questions) hold British leaders accountable. They also hear interviews from Vermont locals: seniors in Winooski, the founder of Seventh Generation in Burlington, and the first transgender gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist in Fairlee.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Ioan discuss Brexit, the differences between American and British culture, and how weekly PMQs (Prime Minister Questions) hold British leaders accountable. They also hear interviews from Vermont locals: seniors in Winooski, the founder of Seventh Generation in Burlington, and the first transgender gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist in Fairlee.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Ioan discuss Brexit, the differences between American and British culture, and how weekly PMQs (Prime Minister Questions) hold British leaders accountable. They also hear interviews from Vermont locals: seniors in Winooski, the founder of Seventh Generation in Burlington, and the first transgender gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist in Fairlee.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Ioan discuss Brexit, the differences between American and British culture, and how weekly PMQs (Prime Minister Questions) hold British leaders accountable. They also hear interviews from Vermont locals: seniors in Winooski, the founder of Seventh Generation in Burlington, and the first transgender gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist in Fairlee.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Maria discuss Maria's hometown of Mexico City, why Americans give off an impression of entitlement, and listen to interviews with Broadway writer Andrew Lippa in Columbus, the mayor of Gambier, and a bartender in East Cleveland, Ohio.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Maria discuss Maria's hometown of Mexico City, why Americans give off an impression of entitlement, and listen to interviews with Broadway writer Andrew Lippa in Columbus, the mayor of Gambier, and a bartender in East Cleveland, Ohio.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Maria discuss Maria's hometown of Mexico City, why Americans give off an impression of entitlement, and listen to interviews with a Broadway writer in Columbus, the mayor of Gambier, and a bartender in East Cleveland, Ohio.

From Oxford, Ryan and guest Maria discuss Maria's hometown of Mexico City, why Americans give off an impression of entitlement, and listen to interviews with a Broadway writer in Columbus, the mayor of Gambier, and a bartender in East Cleveland, Ohio.