In this episode, Candace and Tom interview Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr., about his response to the Black Lives Matter movement, the FY2021 budget, and his experiences reopening the county after Governor Larry Hogan deferred that decision to local jurisdictions. Tom also took the opportunity to tell Johnny that he doesn't like the phrase "every vote counts", which includes a reaction you won't want to miss.
Three Things:
1) What does #DefundThePolice really mean?
2) Equity in Zoning - the end of single family detached zones
3) Three opportunities for action
Why Single Family Detached Zoning Hurts Everyone w/ Vox's Jerusalem Demsas
ADUs in Annapolis with Alderman Brooks Schandelmeier and Kol Peterson
Get Excited for Brood X with Dr. Mike Raupp
"Housing is Infrastructure" with Casey Anderson
Leadership in Service with Erika Strauss Chavarria
Social Equity and Economic Justice with the Howard Progressive Project
Confronting White Supremacy in Howard County with Sherman Howell
ImpeachAPalooza with Baltimore Positive
Teaching Through Crisis with MD History Teacher of the Year Matt Gresick
Elevate Maryland's 2020 Year In Review
HoCo's Progressive SMOB Zach Koung
ElectionPalooza IV - Get Ready, Here It Comes
Authentic Advocacy with JOTF's Caryn York
ElectionPalooza III - Where Do Things Stand?
Optimism, Patriotism, and One Billion Americans with Matthew Yglesias
Behind the English Ivy with Baltimore City Council-member Ryan Dorsey
ElectionPalooza w/ Baltimore Positive & A Miner Detail
"Most Egregious Case of Police Corruption in US History" with Brandon Soderberg
Honoring Black Philanthropy Month with Women's Giving Circle
Housing 14,000 with Baltimore Regional Housing Partnership's Adria Crutchfield
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