In this episode of the Democratic Dilemma, Rich joins Mary Noone and Josh Stanley to break down why the American contract is broken, why throwing money at problems doesn't work, and what actually rebuilds trust and belief in communities. He shares the real story of how Reading, PA, once declared the poorest city in America, came together across dividing lines to transform education, youth programs, and civic culture without spending an extra dime.

Rich appears on the Circulating Ideas podcast to discuss the New Civic Path and the critical role libraries play in our communities.

Rich's appearance on the Derate the Hate podcast.

Rich's interview on the podcast, Uncomfy: Sticking with Moments That Challenge Us, reflecting on his experience working with Newtown, CT following the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.

Rich Harwood’s interview with Ken Futernick for the Courageous Conversations About Our Schools podcast.

Rich appears on the ThoughtStretchers Education podcast to discuss the findings of A Common Agenda: How Three Communities Overcame Societal Tumult to Create Educational Equity Agendas.

Rich’s appearance on the CivicCast podcast with host Eduardo Lara.

Rich’s appearance on the Collage podcast.

Rich’s appearance on the Future Hindsight podcast

Rich’s appearance on the Impact Boom podcast

Richard Davies (ABC News) and Jim Meigs (Popular Mechanics) interview Rich Harwood on “How Do We Fix It?”