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Greetings, Gatherites!

Tired of the usual election coverage? Want to know why non-voters stay home? What the people who voice all those political ads think about their jobs? What the point is for those underdog candidates running in seats the media declares "safe"?

This month "In the Loop" from Minnesota Public Radio brings you "Voting and its Discontents," recorded as usual before a studio audience in downtown St. Paul Minnesota. Click that link, and you can either stream or download the latest episode.

Our November topic is still up-for-grabs. If you're in the Twin Cities, join us to talk about the next show Thursday, October 26. We'll be at The Cosmos Bar (in the Graves 601 Hotel, downtown Minneapolis) from 5:30 to 7:30.

Shout back to us here on Gather or on our web site: What do you make of this latest show? Where should we go next? How do we get Gather more in on the action, helping to create the show?

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Julia Schrenkler Oct 23, 2006, 11:39am EDT

I'd love to see an invite for Gather essays on the theme of your next radio show.... Gather writers, what say you?

-Julia (MPR Interactive Producer)

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Samantha B. Oct 31, 2006, 10:32pm EST

First of all every one should vote!!! The majority of the ads are run by dems. and reps. and I am sickof them, they piss me off they always win and its all about the money, I'd like to see someone from a diff. party win. Fitzgerald has my vote!!!!

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