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From Podcast to Powerhouse: The Good Government Show Evolves into a National Nonprofit

From Podcast to Powerhouse: The Good Government Show Evolves into a National Nonprofit Article

What began as a podcast spotlighting smart, impactful public leaders is now becoming something bigger—and bolder. The Good Government Show, the acclaimed series hosted by journalist Dave Martin, is officially launching its next chapter: The Good Government Institute (GGI), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to civic education, public-sector innovation, and strengthening trust in local government. Founded […]

From Crisis to Compassion: Commissioner Leinbach Charts a Smarter Path for At-Risk Youth

From Crisis to Compassion: Commissioner Leinbach Charts a Smarter Path for At-Risk Youth Article

Berks County Commissioner Christian Leinbach once again took center stage on The Good Government Show, highlighting a bold and compassionate new initiative—a youth shelter that aims to rehabilitate, not just restrain, troubled teens. Speaking with host David Martin, Leinbach shared the urgent impetus behind the project: “These kids already have a problem—and we were putting […]

“Every neighborhood matters. Not just the shiny ones.” Mayor Quentin Hart on Waterloo, IA

“Every neighborhood matters. Not just the shiny ones.” Mayor Quentin Hart on Waterloo, IA Article

Waterloo Mayor Quentin Hart was recently featured on The Good Government Show, a national podcast highlighting innovative public leaders, where he shared how his administration has transformed Waterloo into a model of responsive, inclusive, and forward-thinking government.

How Toni Preckwinkle Is Canceling Debt, Fighting Guns, and Redefining What Government Can Do

How Toni Preckwinkle Is Canceling Debt, Fighting Guns, and Redefining What Government Can Do Article

Chicago’s top county official, Toni Preckwinkle, is showing the nation what bold, people-first governance looks like. In her recent appearance on The Good Government Show, the long-serving President of the Cook County Board of Commissioners talked about her latest wins and unwavering drive to make local government not only work—but work for the most vulnerable. […]

“The Roots of Justice: How Trees Are Transforming Cities and Saving Lives”

“The Roots of Justice: How Trees Are Transforming Cities and Saving Lives” Article

“Communities of color have 38% less tree cover,” said Benita Hussain. “That’s a legacy of redlining and disinvestment. And it’s our job to fix it.”

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