In episode #1196 Jefferson 113, Clay S. Jenkinson asked listeners to write in with their thoughts and personal experiences about living on the minimum wage. During this show, he shares and discusses the responses received.
Revolution
Franklin & His Whistle
#1203 Benjamin Franklin's Visit
President Thomas Jefferson, as portrayed by humanities scholar Clay S. Jenkinson, is joined in conversation by Benjamin Franklin. Franklin is portrayed by GregRobin Smith, a history scholar, author, actor, and educator. Smith was invited to Bismarck by the North Dakota Humanities Council to speak, as Franklin, at the GameChanger Ideas Festival.
Intellectual Property
#1202 Income Inequality (Live in Fargo, ND)
Dakota Access Pipeline
#1201 Religion (Live in Fargo, ND)
Was Thomas Jefferson a Christian?
Clay & David recap Clay's performances at the Fargo Theatre in Fargo, ND with guest host Bill Thomas of Prairie Public Radio. The two shows, taped in front of a live audience, will be broadcast in the upcoming weeks. The first is on the subject of religion. On this 1776 Club episode, Clay & David tackle one of the most-discussed questions on this topic: was Thomas Jefferson a Christian?
Religious Views in Political Campaigns
#1200 Our Republic
A Quarter, a Library & Animadversions
Listen in as Clay & David discuss their summers, the commemorative quarter for Theodore Roosevelt National Park, and new projects — including the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library and a new book about conservation. Animadversions on this episode broach subjects such as food, recording quality and bibliophilic materialism.
The Republic
#1199 America First
The Best Listeners in the Universe
Olympics
#1198 Winners & Losers
Political Correctness
Load the Pipes: Bonus Conversation
A Time to Listen, Not to Spout
Events of historic importance are slowly unfolding south of Mandan, North Dakota, near the boundary of another nation state, the Standing Rock Indian Reservation. The Dakota Access Pipeline protest has grown into something much larger and more important for the future of white-Indian relations. As we in the non-Indian community look on, it is essential that we try to shut up and just listen for a change.