Government That Doesn't Suck on Civics 101

Civics 101July 28, 2026

Why do Americans love conspiracy theories?

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Civics 101
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NHPR
July 28, 2026
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Transcript

We have a recommendation for people who listen to shows like Civics 101. It is a podcast called Government That Doesn't Suck. It is a new show hosted by Professors Lindsay Cormack and Greg Jackson, the history team behind History That Doesn't Suck. Each episode is a different, surprising story of an American institution that you're never going to look at the same way again. Follow Government That Doesn't Suck on Apple Podcasts and Spotify or subscribe on YouTube. Check it out.

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Civics 101
Why do Americans love conspiracy theories?
Host: Civics 101
Publisher: NHPR