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Reconstruction and Resistance: Then and Now with Rachel Lee Perez
In episode 113, we sit down with author, historian, and founder and co-host of the Hashtag History podcast, Rachel Lee Perez. She was kind enough to give us a history lesson on the Reconstruction Era and how it compares to what’s happening
Young, Bold, and Leading: Anderson Clayton’s Fight for North Carolina as Democratic Party Chair
In episode 112, we spend some time chatting with Anderson Clayton who serves as the current chair of the North Carolina Democratic Party. We talk through what she’s currently fighting in NC, how to be a successful democrat in the state, and
Defending Democracy: A Discussion of On Tyranny by Timothy Snyder
In episode 111, we have a conversation about the book On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth-Century by Timothy Snyder. You don’t want to miss this episode OR this short and informative read! Resources * Timothy Snyder | Penguin Rand
Words That Kill: The Dangers of Dehumanizing Rhetoric
In episode 110, we break down dehumanizing rhetoric by exploring how it has been used throughout history to justify violence, discrimination, and different atrocities. We also discuss the psychological and societal impacts of such rhetoric,
Class War, Digital Strategy, and the Future of the Left with Liz Minnella
In this week’s episode, we chat with Liz Minnella about how the Democrats need to invest in and build a digital strategy, as well as focus on the class war instead of the culture war. Liz is a mom of two toddlers, an advocate, fundraiser an
From Personal Tragedy to Public Advocacy: Allie Phillips’ Fight for Change
In this episode, we sit down with Allie Phillips, a 29-year-old mother, advocate and Tennessee native who recently ran for the TN State House. She walks us through her tragic abortion story and how her experience led her to run for state le
The Cost of Tolerance: When Is Intolerance Acceptable?
In this week’s episode, we dive deeper into a Substack post Ashley wrote about the paradox of tolerance and when we need to/when it's appropriate be intolerant. We provide an overview of the paradox and answer some reflective questions abou
Breaking Free from Christian Nationalism: April Ajoy's Story
For this week’s episode, we’re joined by April Ajoy, the author of Star-Spangled Jesus: Leaving Christian Nationalism and Finding a True Faith. She is also a content creator and podcast host who uses humor to shine light on harmful, toxic,
What You Really Need to Know About Making America Healthy Again: Dr. Jessica Knurick on Navigating Nutrition Myths & Public Health Policies
This episode dives into the intersections of nutrition, public health, and misinformation with Dr. Jessica Knurick. The conversation addresses the complexities of the Make America Healthy Again movement, the dangers of the misinformation, t
What Now? Sustaining Political Activism: Strategies for Year-Round Engagement and Empowerment
In episode 104, our first episode of 2025, we emphasize the importance of maintaining political engagement and activism beyond the electoral season. We discuss methods for building resilience, defeating the temptation to disengage, and acti
