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Co-host Matthew Moore moderated a panel discussion with Janine Parry, professor of political science at the University of Arkansas and the director of the Arkansas Poll, and Jennifer Price, executive director of the Washington County Election Commission, live at the David and Barbara Pryor Center for Arkansas Oral and Visual History to answer the question, "Does My Vote Matter?"

On today's episode we discuss Issue 3: Government Burden of Free Exercise of Religion Amendment.

We begin the new season of Natural Election discussing Issue 2: 60% Supermajority Vote Requirement for Constitutional Amendments and Ballot Initiatives Measure.

In this episode we hear from Luz Solidaria, a foundation in Spain working to provide equitable and affordable energy services to consumers while also giving back to charitable causes around the world.

Who is fit to work? And who decides? We hear from a professor and social entrepreneur in Spain who are trying to make the labor market more inclusive.

We hear from the founder of an inclusive tea company in Barcelona about topics ranging from immigration, socially responsible companies and how to measure the real outcomes of development projects.

In this Episode Laurence and Rogelio visit an amusement park in Spain that's helping kids suffering with serious illness and their families.

The Arkansas Global Changemakers kick off a season in Europe with a trip to the UofA hub in Rome.

Early voting has started in Arkansas, but maybe you need just a little bit of motivation to get out to the polls. We talk to experts about finding that motivation to vote.

You've registered to vote, you're planning your trip to the polls, but what exactly are primaries? We've got a breakdown of how primaries work in Arkansas and what the rules are around voting in them.