The Other Side with Jimmy Schmitt: Recent Episodes
James L Schmitt
This podcast is a collection of conversations about politics with people of differing beliefs. The goal is to show that people on both sides of the aisle are not an amalgamation of buzzwords and talking points, but human. The conversations are aimed at building bridges with people that I may disagree with.
In this episode, Jimmy goes over his own political views with his best friend, Sean Salomon, a college student who identifies as center-left.
The Other Side Podcast is a collection of unedited conversations with people from both sides of the aisle. The goal is to show that people on both sides of the aisle are not an amalgamation of buzzwords and talking points, but human.
Note: This is NOT a debate. Debates are not won by the person who is correct or has the argument that the facts support, rather by the person who is more rhetorically gifted.
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Music: Intro/Outro: “Iridescent” by Harris Heller
In this episode, Jimmy talks with Colton Woodson, a college student who identifies as right-wing and leans right on issues important to him.
The Other Side Podcast is a collection of unedited conversations with people from both sides of the aisle. The goal is to show that people on both sides of the aisle are not an amalgamation of buzzwords and talking points, but human.
Note: This is NOT a debate. Debates are not won by the person who is correct or has the argument that the facts support, rather by the person who is more rhetorically gifted.
If you enjoyed this conversation, consider subscribing on YouTube and following on Twitch!
youtube.com/channel/UCR_Eoze276-kLy0e-WNzlvw
twitch.tv/jimmyschmittTV
Music:
Intro/Outro: “Iridescent” by Harris Heller
In this episode, Jimmy talks with Malachi Burrow, a college student who identifies as a leftist.
The Other Side Podcast is a collection of unedited conversations with people from both sides of the aisle. The goal is to show that people on both sides of the aisle are not an amalgamation of buzzwords and talking points, but human.
Note: This is NOT a debate. Debates are not won by the person who is correct or has the argument that the facts support, rather by the person who is more rhetorically gifted.