College community. Their communities are all over the place geographically. So American Life has changed in that Community Stability ascent he will with interest that in. We just kind of documented through discovering this kind of research that the social factors have kind of sabotage our ability to support these kinds of close refrigerator relationships. What we discovered to was mobility and american culture, really sabotages this relationship. So at the time were writing, the statistics were about warty three, 45 billion americans moving every year. That kind of relocation really takes a toll on our relational health. If sabotages are relational network. So we are having to take these relational hits every time we move around. We believe americans dont really consider the relational risks to the extent that they ought to in terms of taking off and moving around like that. We move for all kinds of reasons. We think we probably have taken this to lately. So we got into the mobility st
Charter Cable Partners to show history of madison, wisconsin. To learn more about our cities tour, visit cspan. Org localcontent. We continue now with the look at the history of madison. This is American History tv on cspan 3. The personality of madison is a fascinating thing to study. Historians look at cities the same way that biographers look at people. So, when i looked at madison i wanted to know what are the salient qualities of the city. In order to do that, you have to study the whole sweep of the city, and you have to learn what the essence of the city is and how it developed and why. Out of that process, i came to some interesting conclusions and they begin with some key facts. For example, madisons leaders have always thought of themselves as living in a very special place. A place that requires tight, top regulations to control the quality of the environment. And because it is special, many leaders have been quite visionary in the way they have viewed the city. So, those ki
In order to do that, you have to study the whole sweep of the city, and you have to learn what the essence of the city is and how it developed and why. Process, i came to some interesting conclusions and they begin with some key facts. For example, madisons leaders have always thought of themselves as living in a very special place. A place that requires tight, top regulations to control the quality of the environment. And because it is special, many leaders have been quite visionary in the way they have viewed the city. So, those kinds of qualities lead to certain personality characteristics. Very specialis a place. The second quality is that we have to do a number of things to keep madison special. And the third element is getting active. Madison has more organizations then you can imagine. They come in all shapes, sizes, and colors. So the activism stems from the fact that madison is special and requires a lot of work and effort from citizens to keep it that way. 36 andn was founded
Crucifix. The crucifix is touching the hat of the soldier. You can see his hat. We consider this to be one of the nicest state capitals in the country. There is a lot of history here. For a lot of people in the world today, politics is a big issue. We are right in the middle of it. Every day is a unique day here. Its still exciting for me to come down here and showcase this. All weekend, American History tv is featuring madison, wisconsin. During the 1960s, it was the site of many antivietnam protests at the university of wisconsin at madison. Hosted by our Charter Cable recently cspan staff visited many sites showcasing the citys history. Learn more about madison all weekend here on American History tv. The personality of madison is a fascinating thing to study. Historians look at cities the same way that biographers look at people. When i looked at madison, i wanted to know, what are the qualities of the city . Toorder to do that, you have study the whole city, and you have to learn
They call the next chapter of their political comeback. Saturday night at 10 00 p. M. On cspan two, cheryl adkisson on the obstacle she faced while reporting on the obama administration. 10 00 p. M. , the 2014 National Book awards. On American History tv on cspan 3, Benjamin Karp talks about how leading up to the American Revolution taverns in new york city were used as central Meeting Place is to talk about policy and foster patriotic spirit. U. S. House historian matthew was this key and its curator use articles from their collection to tell the story of house pages. Find the schedule i cspan. Org and let us know about the programs you are watching. 2026 to 63400, email us at comments at cspan. Org. Like us on facebook. Follow us on twitter. Cspan is touring cities across the country, exploring American History. To madison,nt visit wisconsin. Youre watching American History tv, every weekend, all weekend, on cspan3. The personality of madison is a fascinating thing to study. Historia