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Dig Deep - History of Impeachment with Aaron Brown and Chuck Marohn

Dig Deep is a conversation between our liberal commentator Aaron Brown and conservative Chuck Marohn.  They come at topics from different angles, but model for us how to talk to people with different beliefs.  In this  episode, we hear about the origins of the impeachment clause of the U.S. Constitution, Article 1.

If you'd like to meet Chuck and Aaron and participate in a community conversation you are invited to join us for Dig Deep at the Reif Center on Tuesday December 10th at 7pm.  We'll talk about Chuck's new book "Strong Towns - A Bottom Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperity". 

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For more than two decades, Heidi Holtan has helped shape the sound of KAXE. Since joining the station in 2002 as a volunteer music programmer, she has worn many hats including the weekly book program, Realgoodwords, hosting the Morning Show, creation and host of the weekly call-in program Between You and Me, serving as Outreach Producer. Program Director, News Director and currently Director of Content and Public Affairs.
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