# Anthony Fowler
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Anthony John Fowler (born 10 March 1991) is a British professional boxer. As an amateur, he won a bronze medal at the 2013 World Championships and gold at the 2014 Commonwealth Games.
== Amateur career ==
Fowler competed at the 2013 World Championships.
Ep. 16: Daniel Yudkin on moral agency and community
In this episode of 'We Made This Political,' hosts Lura Forcum and Lauren Hall are joined by Daniel Yudkin, the founding director of the Beacon Project under More in Common. The conversation delves into the project's mission to combat political polarization and create a more cohesive society by exp…
The Public Forum Under Pressure
Do we have a free and robust public forum for ideas in America today? What has the government done to try to influence that public forum, and where does the Constitution’s protection for freedom of speech come in? Can the party in power pressure private companies, social media companies, or univers…
Episode 245
From professional boxing champion to successful CBD entrepreneur, Anthony Fowler shares his incredible story of resilience and purpose. Learn how he turned personal challenges into a thriving business and the healing power of natural remedies. Don't miss this episode that promises to inspire and ed…
What Binary Questions Get Wrong About Voters
Are Americans really polarized along party lines? Today, we discuss a new paper from our co-host Anthony Fowler, about one of the most common tools researchers use to measure public opinion: simple yes-or-no survey questions.
Most political surveys ask people to choose between two options—support …
Official Detective - The Murdered Bridegroom
Jenny, a wealthy widow from Oklahoma, had recently married a man named Anthony Fowler. Headed for their honeymoon in Europe, the newlyweds Jenny and Tony Fowler stopped off in New York and took a room at the St. Elmo Hotel. They spent the evening at the theater and returned to their hotel room shor…
Why Plastic Keeps Winning Even When We Want Less | The New Rules Of Political Comedy
Why Plastic Keeps Winning Even When We Want Less
Plastic may feel like a problem of personal habits, but this story pulls the lens back to the industry that keeps making more of it. Journalist Beth Gardiner explains how disposable plastic became one of Big Oil’s biggest future bets and why so m…
Why Plastic Keeps Winning Even When We Want Less
The New Rules Of Political Comedy
Political comedy used to feel like a shared national pressure valve, but it feels far more fractured now. This story looks at how satire is changing in Trump’s second term and why the freedom to mock people in power still matters beyond the punchline.
Guests:…
The New Rules Of Political Comedy
The New Rules Of Political Comedy
Political comedy used to feel like a shared national pressure valve, but it feels far more fractured now. This story looks at how satire is changing in Trump’s second term and why the freedom to mock people in power still matters beyond the punchline.
Guests:…
The Nearest Boat
A volunteer named only as Neil was photographed and put on social media as a traitor.
He told the BBC what his crew had actually been doing. They had been tasked to Langstone Harbour to light the beach - not for anyone in a dinghy, but for the safety of the protesters, some of whom had gone into th…
Term Limits are Popular, But What Would They Actually Do?
There are term limits on the President of the United States, but why aren’t similar conditions placed on Congress? On today’s show, guest host Douglas Alexander has a friendly debate about the likelihood and efficacy of congressional term limits with scholar Anthony Fowler.
Congressional term …
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