YAG and Recreation: Recent Episodes
YAG and Recreation
Facts and fun related to the Youth & Government program in Washington State (hosted by two program alumni and long-time advisors)
The Legislative Time Machine takes us on another journey -- this time, to 2001, a momentous legislative session. Earthquake! Impeachment! Let's see what we can learn about how YAG survives crises both external and internal.
The Legislative Time Machine takes us on another journey -- this time, to 2001, a momentous legislative session. Earthquake! Impeachment! Let's see what we can learn about how YAG survives crises both external and internal.
This summer, your hosts dust off the Legislative Time Machine. This week, you're headed for the Space Age, as you ride an imaginary monorail to the Century 21 Youth Leg, held the month the World's Fair opened in April 1962. Why 1962? Tune in and find out!
We look back on our experiences at the 74th Washington YMCA Youth Legislature, sharing our favorite memories and reflecting on what we learned from the challenges of conducting a fully virtual session.
Anna and James look back at the lead up to this year's legislative session, check out this year's special Swag Bag, and make some predictions about what will happen this week!
We discuss some thoughts about the recent Youth Leg Leadership Training weekend, and reminisce briefly about a session a decade ago.
We talk for far too long about bill books - using them with delegates, how they are assembled, and an audio journey through some old bill books... (Spotlight on Bill Book Construction is around 15:55; Dorky Fun with Old Bill Books is around 29:50)
A "fly-on-the-wall" experience as we work through some lyrics for our parody song project.
We take some time to dissect and understand the filibuster, and its effect on American Democracy