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One week out: Arizona Talks: Stories for Health, Mon Oct 26 at Grand Canyon University. Personal stories, then a policy panel. $10, free for members and students (code AZSTUDENT).
Stories: Lorenzo Sierra, Shannon Clancy, and Brenda Cardenas. Panel: Heather Carter, Will Humble, Daniel Derksen, and Matt Jewett. go.aztalks.org/pz-s323txs
Tonight, 6 PM: The Stories Monsters Tell, with Emily Zarka, ASU English instructor and host of PBS Monstrum. Phantom Fox Beer Co, Mesa. $15, free for members. Still room.
This Thursday, 6 PM at Phantom Fox Beer Co in Mesa: The Stories Monsters Tell, with Emily Zarka, ASU English instructor and host of PBS Monstrum. $15, free for members.
One week out: Emily Zarka, ASU English instructor and host of PBS Monstrum, on the fears behind our monsters. Thu Oct 15, 6 PM, Phantom Fox Beer Co, Mesa. $15, free for members.
Everyone has a health care story. Mon Oct 26 at Grand Canyon University, Arizonans tell theirs, then Heather Carter and Lorenzo Sierra take the system apart. $10, free for members and students (code AZSTUDENT).
An egg regulation lawsuit, a month later: Jon Riches' argument about agency power and legislative authority still holds up. go.aztalks.org/pz-mtvx7nd
1/ A candidate's advisor once told Jered Scrivner: playing it safe gives the best shot at winning, then you fix the party from office. Scrivner wasn't convinced.
2/ In a new Voices essay, he argues most races are long shots anyway, gerrymandered districts, crowded primaries, little real competition. So why not run on your actual convictions?
3/ Scrivner contends that even winning on borrowed positions costs you: you're left governing in a way you don't believe, indebted to the voters who took you at your word. go.aztalks.org/pz-4z9p3b8 #AZPolitics
Before they were decorations, monsters were warnings. Thu Oct 15, Emily Zarka of PBS Monstrum on where our most enduring monsters came from. Third Thursday, 6 PM at Phantom Fox Beer Company in Mesa. $15, free for members.
Happy Constitution Day. Tonight, 6 PM, Empire Scottsdale: why was it written at all? Katherine Thrailkill sets up the 1780s, then the floor opens. $15, free for members.
On Constitution Day, Clint Bolick's reminder: "Our moral claim as a nation is staked in individual rights and equal justice. That is too rich an inheritance to squander." go.aztalks.org/pz-rvq5yp5
Thursday, 6 PM at Empire Scottsdale: Constitution Day. Why a generation that had just thrown off one strong central government built another. $15, free for members.
