Ted Terry (Two Broads Talking Politics)

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Sophy and Kelly speak with returning guest Mayor Ted Terry of Clarkston, Georgia (“the most ethnically diverse square mile in America”). Mayor Ted is running for U.S. Senate from Georgia and shares his progressive vision.


Our End Credits are read by Sonya Daniel


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Musical credits:

“Are You Listening” from Elephant Shaped Trees by IMUNURI. 
Released February 3, 2018. 
Composed by André Pilette, with the help of Adam Garcia, Stephanie Leary, and Dan Wilson. 
Lyrics written by Stephanie Leary. 
Produced by André Pilette and Stephanie Leary. 
Mixed by Brett Ryan Stewart of The Sound Shelter in Nashville, TN. 
Mastered by Michael Fossenkemper of Turtle Tone Studio in NYC. 
Song used with permission by the band.


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Born on the 4th of July, Kelly has always been a firecracker, leading a revolution of girls sitting at the boys’ lunch table in 2nd grade and founding Young Independents in high school. Since earning her Masters, Kelly has spent the past 15 years as a university administrator. In the fall of 2017, Kelly co-created the Two Broads Talking Politics Podcast with her friend Sophy. As producer and co-host, Kelly quickly built the podcast into a nationally recognized interview show, featuring Democratic candidates, activists, and authors around the country. She lives in Chicago with her husband & two sons.

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