America Amplified: Election 2020 talk show to run 6 weeks, foster community dialogue

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How are we coping with life in America today?

America Amplified: Election 2020 is a national talk show that will dive into the challenges facing America before and after election day on November 3.

This six-part, one-hour weekly talk show will be available to stations on Saturdays October 10 - November 14 on PRSS. 

Award-winning journalist Rose Scott, with WABE in Atlanta, will host the show along with co-hosts from stations across the country.

Rose Scott with WABE in Atlanta

Rose Scott with WABE in Atlanta

Scott can be heard daily on WABE's midday news program Closer Look, where she leads discussions centered on affordable housing, domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, immigration and criminal justice reform. Read more about Scott on wabe.org

America Amplified: Election 2020 will explore local community perspectives, with a mission to foster dialogue, not debate; share experiences; and elevate diverse voices.

Episodes will be driven by the topics and issues raised during ongoing virtual listening sessions with people from across the country — from rural communities in the Mountain West and small towns in Pennsylvania, to coal country in West Virginia and Wyoming, as well as Atlanta, Florida, and across the Midwest.

Please report carriage to: Alisa Barba, senior editor, at alisa@americaamplified.org.

America Amplified is a 2020 national community engagement and reporting initiative funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and features the work of more than 50 collaborating public media organizations.

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