The Constitute Project Pt. 1
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This episode is the first of three exploring the ideas and people behind Constitute.
Constitutions last about 19 years on average. That means somewhere in the world, a constitution was born with you, and by the time you started college, that constitution was getting shooed out of its home, too. So, how does a nation go about creating a new constitution?
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