Sophy and Kelly talk to Joan Greene, candidate for Congress in the Arizona 5th District.
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Comedian Noel Casler worked on Celebrity Apprentice with the trump family for six seasons. He’s breaking his NDA agreement and telling us what he knows and it is juicy. Topics: Trump’s drug use; Trump’s incontinence (yes, it’s gross); Mark Burnett
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This Saturday, June 27, the Washington State Poor People’s Campaign, MAPS-AMEN, and the Seattle Womxn’s March, are sponsoring a rally and march that centers the voices and lives of Black Women and
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Sophy and Kelly speak with writer, speaker, and educator Bridget Eileen Rivera, who engages in public advocacy related to faith, gender, and sexuality, challenging the church to do better in its inclusion
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Even before Stonewall, Black trans women have led the movement for change. We’re thrilled to introduce you to LaSaia Wade, an open Afro-Puerto Rican indigenous trans woman and the Executive Director of
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Joining us today is former Obama speechwriter and best selling author, David Litt. He has a new book called, “Democracy in One Book or Less: How It Works, Why It Doesn’t, and
MoreAs part of our town hall series in partnership with the Washington Indivisible Network and Indivisible Tacoma, we present a conversation with Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chris Reykdal, who is running for
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I’m so excited to talk with Majid M. Padelan A.K.A. Brooklyn Dad Defiant. He’s the author of The Liddle’est President and he has a massive Twitter following. He’s funny, authentic, and a
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Project Censored researcher and author Amber Yang, a Restorative Justice and Wellness Coordinator in Northern California rejoins the show along with Phoebe Smith, a long-time public-school teacher, teacher trainer, and consultant to
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Professor Andrea Freeman, a Professor of Law at the University of Hawaii, and author of the report, The Government Must Increase SNAP Benefits and Eligibility to Avoid a National Food Emergency, discusses the country’s
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Public opinion can be static for years, and then something changes. That’s what happened with public opinion support for gay marriage—support was static for years, and then, one day, things changed. Similarly,
MoreSarah Wood is back for another political discussion. Before we get into the politics, though I do gave my last update on Miranda kitty. She crossed over the Rainbow Bridge last Friday
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