American Public Square

Join us TODAY for live recording of our podcast #BothSides featuring local, balanced commentary on the incoming election results. We'll be taking questions from the audience from 4PM-5PM. Register below or join us on Facebook Live https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_fCFSII-ySpKW_bqMlORGrQ

PRESENTING our student-planned program I Got Canceled: What’s Next? taking place on November 17 at 6PM. The program will feature panelists as they share their opinion on cancel culture and explore the question: is cancel culture productive or toxic? Register for the event here: http://ow.ly/G4Uq50ChKm0

Join us on the evening of November 12 for What the Heck Just Happened?, our post-election analysis featuring top political strategists. In their discussion they cover the battleground states, key lessons for our democracy and more! Register here http://ow.ly/xfmP50Ce17Z

Both Sides #29: 2020 Election Commentary and Reconciliation is LIVE. #BothSides #29 recorded and released the day after the election featuring a longer conversation about incoming election results and what finding common ground looks like post-2020. https://americanpublicsquare.org/events/atthesquare/

American Public Square at Jewell (APS) founder, Ambassador Allan Katz, called for calm and patience as the votes come in as he spoke to KSHB yesterday. He drew attention to the state by state processes for recounts as a determining factor in what could be a longer-than-desired counting process. For more political encouragement and commentary from #AllanKatz, check out APS's podcast #BothSides. LINK TO KSHB STORY: https://www.kshb.com//political-experts-call-for-calm-pa...ti LINK TO BOTH SIDES PODCAST: https://americanpublicsquare.org/events/atthesquare/

Join us for a LIVE recording of our podcast #BothSides featuring local, balanced commentary on the incoming election results. We'll be taking questions from the audience from 4PM-5PM.

Join us for What the Heck Just Happened? , a post-election analysis with top political strategists. They will discuss concerns from the election, what moved the key battleground states and more. Register here http://ow.ly/qVRQ50CaSKr

Looking for commentary on the election that is local AND balanced? Join us for a LIVE recording of our podcast #BothSides on the day after the election. From 4PM-5PM on 11/4 on Zoom Webinar and Facebook livestream, Mike and Allan of #BothSides will discuss local and national election results and take questions from the audience. Register here https://us02web.zoom.us//register/WN_fCFSII-ySpKW_bqMlORGrQ

Both Sides episodes #27 and #28 are LIVE! Listen to Mike and Allan’s reactions and opinions to Evening at the Square. In Episode 28, they discuss their local and national election predictions. Mike and Allan also dive into a conversation about Amendment 3 on the Missouri ballot. You can listen to these episodes here! http://ow.ly/M3BC50C4udw

The election is coming up on Tuesday, November 3, only 6 days away. Make sure you have a voting plan for this election. You can find resources and more information on your local ballot at vote.org!

Join us for Cocktails & Politics as we host a discussion about the Electoral College, the process by which the United States has elected its Presidents and Vice Presidents for some 230 years. While facilitating the election of 45 Presidents, the Electoral College has been the subject of intense criticism and reform, but it has survived at least until now. Before turning to audience questions, our distinguished guest Thomas Neale from the Library of Congress will provide us ...with his understanding of the Founding Fathers’ original intent and the problematic elections and changes that have been made over the years. As we face one of the most contested Presidential elections in history, he will point to the strengths and criticisms of the electoral system that remain and lead us in a discussion of recent calls for reform, including the call for a national popular vote. This program is moderated by Bryan Le Beau, APS Member. Bryan Le Beau, who holds a Ph.D. from New York University, has retired as Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs from the University of Saint Mary, and is currently an adjunct professor of history at the University of Missouri Kansas City and Georgetown University. He has authored several books on various topics in American history, been a speaker on programs such as CSPAN-TV, and for seven years hosted a national public radio program called Talking History.

Grab your favorite drink and join us at 6:00 PM on October 27 for another segment of our Cocktails and Politics series! This time we host a conversation on the Electoral College. Learn more and find featured cocktail recipes: http://ow.ly/kjVs50BXDRV

Join us and The Kansas City Star for the first of three programs in our series Gun Violence in Missouri: Seeking Solutions. Our first program will focus exclusively on Kansas City, where we will examine the relationship between police, community trust, and the escalation of gun violence in our city.

Join us and The Kansas City Star for the first of our three programs focusing on gun violence in Missouri taking place over the lunch hour on Thursday, October 22nd from 12:30PM-1:30PM. This first program will specifically be about gun violence in Kansas City and the relationship between police, community trust, and the escalation of gun violence in our city. Register and learn more here: https://americanpublicsquare.org/event/seeking-solutions/ ... This program is generously supported by @Health Forward Foundation, @Lead Bank, and @KC Common Good.

Senator Sherrod Brown discusses his new book, Desk 88: Eight Progressive Senators Who Changed America, which explores the careers of senators who have also sat at Desk 88 on the Senate floor, including Hugo Black, George McGovern, and Robert F. Kennedy.