Glass City Humanist
Episode 100: Why Activism Matters: It’s the People, Not the Process with Sean Nestor In this milestone 100th episode of the Glass City Humanist, we welcome Toledo activist Sean Nestor for an in-depth discussion on activism within our community. Sean shares his journey from high school political engagement sparked by the looming Iraq War to […]
Our guest is Natalie Hastings from Honesty for Ohio Education and we talk about grassroots organizing, church and state separation, and the unaccountable voucher scheme being used to gut public education in Ohio
Kyle Herman is our guest. He was recently elected to the city council in Stow Ohio and has experience with politics at the national level. He’s also visited the middle east promoting democracy. He tells us why he moved back to Ohio, why he loves Ranked Choice Voting, and why he invited drag queens to march with him in the Stow 4th of July parade this year.
One of the basic benefits we enjoy as citizens of a democracy like the United States is our right to address grievances to our elected officials if we feel they are not making appropriate decisions. The I-475 Neighborhoods Coalition is made up of citizens wanting to stop a planned widening of the freeway in Toledo. We talk to the coordinator Peggy Daly-Masternak.