Life After Politics w/ Roberto Maldonado
Life After Politics w/ Roberto Maldonado
Podcast Description
Life After Politics with Roberto Maldonado offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at local government. Hosted by former Alderman Roberto Maldonado, each episode features candid conversations with former colleagues and political insiders, revealing the untold stories and hidden truths of city council. From legislative battles to the real impact of policy decisions, Life After Politics pulls back the curtain on how government really works—straight from those who’ve lived it.
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Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes related to local government dynamics, public service, and community impact. Episodes explore specific topics such as the intricacies of city bureaucracy, gentrification challenges, and personal journeys in politics, with examples including James Cappleman's reflections on community change and Tom Tunney's experiences as Chicago's first openly gay alderman.
Life After Politics with Roberto Maldonado offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at local government. Hosted by former Alderman Roberto Maldonado, each episode features candid conversations with former colleagues and political insiders, revealing the untold stories and hidden truths of city council. From legislative battles to the real impact of policy decisions, Life After Politics pulls back the curtain on how government really works—straight from those who’ve lived it.
In Episode 6 ofLife After Politics, Roberto Maldonado sits down with James Cappleman, former Alderman of Chicago’s 46th Ward, for an in-depth conversation about his unlikely path into politics. James reflects on his early hesitations about a political career and how his diverse background in teaching, social work, and ministry shaped his perspective. He shares the pivotal moments that led him to view government as a vital platform to create meaningful change in his community. With personal stories and valuable insights, this episode offers a unique look at the intersection of service, faith, and public leadership.
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