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Dive into the latest developments in state and federal legislation every week with Crayon Box Weekly! Hosted by Carl Able, this grassroots podcast breaks down complex policy updates into digestible, understandable insights.Crayon Box Politics Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
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    • America 2026: Superpower or Superbully?
      Jan 10 2026

      In this episode of Crayon Box Weekly, hosts Carl Able and Vanessa LaPalm discuss the recent political tensions involving the United States and Venezuela, focusing on President Trump's actions and their implications. They explore the historical context of executive actions without congressional approval, comparing them to past administrations. The conversation also touches on the broader geopolitical landscape, including the role of oil and international relations. Additionally, they address the recent incident involving ICE and its impact on public perception and policy. The hosts emphasize the importance of understanding both sides of complex issues and encourage listeners to engage in thoughtful dialogue.

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      59 min
    • Capitalism Is the Economy of Hope: Dr. Doug Cardell on Socialism, Jobs, and Government
      Jan 6 2026

      In our first interview of 2026, Dr. Doug Cardell discusses the complexities of economics, particularly the challenges of economic forecasting and the implications for central planning in socialist systems. He emphasizes the chaotic nature of economies, the importance of value creation, and the role of government in regulating markets. The discussion also touches on the transition of industries, the necessity of self-improvement, and the impact of entrepreneurs on society. Dr. Cardell argues against socialism, highlighting its inefficiencies and the importance of capitalism as a system that fosters hope and progress. He concludes by promoting his book, which explores the economic errors that undermine utopian ideals.


      Chapters

      00:00 Introduction and Background of Dr. Doug Cardell

      03:12 The Challenges of Economic Forecasting

      12:52 The Role of Government in the Economy

      18:24 Government Intervention and Economic Morality

      25:37 Creating Value in a Changing Job Market

      34:30 Transitioning Workers in a Shifting Economy

      39:06 The Importance of Hope and Capitalism

      43:40 The Misconceptions of Wealth and Capitalism

      46:07 The Evolution of Capitalism and Economic Growth

      51:30 The Role of Entrepreneurs in Wealth Creation

      56:12 The Flaws of Socialism and Historical Context

      01:00:53 Spontaneous Order and Self-Interest in Economics

      01:09:01 The Dangers of a Socialist Economy

      01:16:49 The Purpose of the Book and Final Thoughts


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      1 h et 16 min
    • Regression, Scapegoats, and the Road to 2026
      Dec 26 2025

      In this final episode of the year, hosts Carl and Vanessa reflect on the significant events of 2025, discussing personal anecdotes, political developments, and the impact of immigration policies. They explore the rise of anti-Muslim rhetoric, the challenges of housing and rent, and the state of Congress. Looking ahead, they share their plans for the next year, emphasizing the importance of political representation and engagement.

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      57 min
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