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Trump’s Takeover and D.C.’s Fight for Power: A Conversation with ACLU-DC's Monica Hopkins
In episode 143, we sit down with Monica Hopkins, executive director of the ACLU of the District of Columbia, to unpack what happened when Donald Trump deployed the National Guard into D.C. and what that moment revealed about the city’s lack
Sam Grube Wants to Bring Gen Z Progressive Energy to the Ohio Statehouse
In episode 142, we are joined by Sam Grube, who is running for the Ohio Statehouse in District 18. Sam Grube grew up in Shaker Heights and has deep roots in the neighborhoods that make up Ohio House District 18, from Cleveland Heights and S
From Inside Turning Point USA to Progressive Activist: Caroline Stout on Deconstructing Conservatism
In episode 141, Caroline Stout shares her journey from growing up in a conservative household and working at Turning Point USA to breaking away from right-wing ideology. She opens up about the challenges of deconstructing her beliefs and em
Embedding the Next Generation’s Voice in Democracy with Aliza Lifshitz
In episode 140, Aliza Lifshitz, founder of the Youth Advisory Project, a nonpartisan initiative embedding youth voice into government institutions, joins us to talk about creating lasting pathways for young leaders in government. Aliza is a
Melanie Falls on Advancing & Protecting LGBTQ+ Equality with the Human Rights Campaign
In episode 139, we chat with Melanie Falls, a member of the National Board of Directors for the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), about the amazing work the organization has done and continues to do. Melanie has been involved in advocacy for the
Summoned: Ashley's Jury Duty Experience
Ashley had jury duty, and she’s taking you behind the scenes — from being summoned and selected to reaching a guilty verdict — she shares it all! Previous USS episode we mentioned: From Summons to Verdict: The Jury Duty Experience (https://
Fighting for Free and Fair Elections: Bryan Hambley on His Run for Ohio Secretary of State
In episode 137, we are joined by Bryan Hambley, who is running for Ohio Secretary of State. Tune in to learn more about him and what he would do if elected to help Ohio have free and fair elections! Bryan grew up on a small family farm in a
Mobilizing Gen Z: Sophie Christianson on Democrats Securing the Youth Vote
In episode 136, we chat with Sophie Christianson, an undergraduate student at the University of Richmond where she is the President of College Democrats. We talk about how democrats can win back Gen Z and how we lost them in the first place
Why You Should Care Way More About State and Local Politics: A Conversation with David DeWitt
In episode 135, we are joined by the face behind our favorite daily newsletter - David DeWitt! We start everyday by reading his newsletter, The Eye-Opener from Ohio Capital Journal, and we are thrilled he took some time to talk to us about
Health, Rights, and Resistance: Nan Whaley on Continuing the Fight for Reproductive Care, our Rights, and our Communities
In episode 134, we chat with our new friend, Nan Whaley! She talks to us about the current state of reproductive rights in Ohio and beyond. This conversation gave us just the boost we needed to keep fighting this fight! Nan is a seasoned pu
Refusing to Look Away from Struggling Ohioans: Dr. Amy Acton Runs for Governor
Episode 133 features our incredible conversation with Dr. Amy Acton, who's running as the Democratic candidate for governor of Ohio. She left us feeling so hopeful about the future of our home state - and we think you’ll feel the same after
What’s Really Happening in Iran and How Do We Move Forward? Zahra Amanpour Breaks It Down
In episode 132, lifelong human rights advocate and Iranian Resistance supporter Zahra Amanpour gives us a TL;DR on Iran’s fight for democracy—and shares a lesser-known path forward for the country’s future. Born during the 1979 Iranian Revo
Are We Living Through Another Gilded Age? A History Lesson With Alycia Asai
In episode 131, our special guest, Alycia Asai, gives us a history lesson on the Gilded Age and the Progressive Era. Alycia is an independent historian whose research interests center around women, labor, and the evolution of the social saf
The Young and the Political: Millennials and Gen Z Leading and Voting with Anna Musky-Goldwyn
In episode 130, we’re joined by our new friend, Anna Musky-Goldwyn, who talks with us about the power of Millennial and Gen Z leaders and voters. Anna is a writer for film and television whose passion for politics led her to co-found Politi
Inside United SHE Stands: Creating & Evolving
We’re back from our summer break with a behind the scenes episode! Ever wonder what goes on behind the mic here at United SHE Stands? This episode is for you! Connect with USS: * Substack (https://www.unitedshestands.com/) * Instagram (http
Empowering Change: Sharon McMahon on Unsung Heroes, Patriotism, and Local Action (From the Vault)
Missed this gem of an episode the first couple of times we dropped it? You’re in luck! Here’s one of our favorite episodes EVER, featuring THE Sharon McMahon, AKA @SharonSaysSo on Instagram. After years of serving as a high school governmen
Breaking Free from Christian Nationalism: April Ajoy's Story (From the Vault)
You think we’d go digging through the vault and NOT re-release this episode?! Think again and thank us later ;) For this episode, we’re joined by April Ajoy, the author of Star-Spangled Jesus: Leaving Christian Nationalism and Finding a Tru
What You Really Need to Know About Making America Healthy Again: Dr. Jessica Knurick on Navigating Nutrition Myths & Public Health Policies (From the Vault)
Y’all loved this episode so much the first time, we just KNEW you’d want to hear it again! This episode dives into the intersections of nutrition, public health, and misinformation with Dr. Jessica Knurick. The conversation addresses the co
It’s Not Just Your Budget—It’s the System: Katie Gatti Tassin on the Intersection of Finance and Politics
In episode 125, we sit down with Katie Gatti Tassin, one of our DREAM guests, to talk about the intersection of money and politics. Tune in - you won’t regret it! Katie Gatti Tassin is the host of the Money with Katie podcast and author of
The Devastating Consequences of Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill": A Candid Talk with Congressman Greg Landsman
In episode 124, we are joined by Congressman Greg Landsman, who helps us break down Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” AKA the “Big Bullshit Bill”. Shoutout to the Congressman for being the FIRST federal-level elected official to be on United SHE
The Bill That Will Break Higher Ed in Ohio: The Alarming Reality of SB1 and How You Can Help with Dr. Karla Hamlen-Mansour
In episode 123, we talk about the horrors of Senate Bill 1 in Ohio and its negative impact on higher education in the state. We couldn’t do this without our guest, Dr. Karla Hamlen-Mansour, who goes through the details of the bill with us.
Inside the Dem Playbook: Organizing, Messaging, and Momentum with Liz Minnella
For episode 122, we welcome back our friend, Liz Minnella! We talk about the current vibes of the democratic party, the significant changes they’ve made in the past four months, and Liz’s PAC - Connect Forward. Liz is a mom of two toddlers,
Are AOC & Bernie Far-Left Radicals? Fear, Labels, and Progressivism in the U.S.
In episode 121, we dive into: * Socialism vs Communism & Socialism vs Democratic Socialism * The Progressive Platform in the U.S. * The media coverage of Bernie Sanders & his messaging * The media coverage of AOC & her messaging Sources: *
Hope Lives in Ohio: The Chair of the Ohio Democratic Party, Liz Walters, on the State’s Blue Horizon
In episode 120, we are joined by the Chair of the Ohio Democratic Party, Liz Walters! We talk about how became so passionate about politics, the biggest challenges Democrats face in Ohio, and how to turn Ohio into a swing state again. You d
Inside USAID: A Career in Service Ended by DOGE with Cameron Hilaker
In episode 119, we talk with Cameron Hilaker, who was recently fired from his job at USAID as part of DOGE cuts. Tune in to hear his story and how he’s turned into a fierce advocate for other fired federal employees. Cameron worked at USAID
Disarming Fascism: How to Talk to Your Son & Other Young People About the Far Right with Craig Johnson
In episode 118, we talk about super fun and light-hearted things…like fascism!! Our guest, Craig Johnson, is a researcher and educator focused on stopping the rise of the extreme right-wing. He’s the host of Fifteen Minutes of Fascism podca
Why No State is Safe: Amanda Becker on the Fight for Abortion Rights under the Trump Administration
In episode 117, Amanda Becker, author and The 19th News’ Washington correspondent, joins us to talk about how we should still be paying close attention to reproductive and abortion rights in this country - even if your state has protections
Is the Press Really Free If It's Owned by the Oligarchy?
In episode 116, we talk about how the oligarchy owns the media in the U.S. and if that makes the press truly “free”. References * It's OK to Be Angry About Capitalism a book by Senator Bernie Sanders and John Nichols - Bookshop.org US (http
Healthcare for All: Eloisa Perard on Expanding Access & Equity
In episode 115, we sit down with Eloisa Perard, CEO and President of Gracelight Community Health in Los Angeles, to talk about all things healthcare advocacy and federally qualified health centers. Don’t know what those are? No worries, we
The Learning Space: Embracing Frustration for Growth in Life and Politics
In episode 114, we talk about the Learning Space. Have you ever been in that frustrating place where you want to understand something, but you just… don’t? Where your brain is stuck between “not knowing” and “knowing,” and all you want to d
