Nineteen candidates. Two levels of government. And nothing less than every single seat in the Virginia General Assembly. All of this hangs in the balance for our upcoming November 7th election. Even though it doesn’t have the hype of a presiden

BONUS: Inside The Arlington Amp

Sep 27th, 2023 46m 37s

In this very special behind-the-scenes episode, interns from AIM's summer audio intensive reflect on their reporting experience and tell the story of how a new podcast was born.To watch our host Nadyah's video about internet conflict (and a bun

Transformative Justice with Devanshi Patel

Sep 13th, 2023 14m 14s

Crime and conflict are inevitable in any society, but how we respond to them can make a huge difference. In this episode of the Arlington AMP podcast, join host Harsidak Singh,as he talks to Devanshi Patel, the CEO of the Center for Youth and F

(Langston) Boulevard of Dreams

Sep 13th, 2023 16m 20s

Right now, Langston Boulevard (formerly Lee Highway) is one of the most car-centric corridors in Arlington. In most places, it's ugly, dangerous, and scary. But a group of residents from 17 different civic associations along the boulevard decid

A Teen's Guide to Arlington Government

Sep 1st, 2023 11m 35s

Teens from Arlington can tackle issues in their community that matter to them by getting involved with the local government. In this episode, our host Maddie Hawkins speaks with Graham Weinschenk from the Arlington County Board office. We’ll le

The Intersection of Art and Grief

Sep 1st, 2023 12m 17s

Can art go beyond just expressing emotions? Host Harsidak Singh dives into a candid conversation with local artist Michelle Smith about the unique role of art in processing grief. In this episode, they explore how creativity became Michelle's p

Native Plants and Why to Use Them

Aug 31st, 2023 16m 5s

What are native plants? Why do they matter? And how could the world be better if we had more of them around? Our host Shoshan Ferguson takes us on a journey to the native plant nursery Watermark Woods, to meet with owner Julie Borneman. Their w

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