Sophy and Kelly talk to Joan Greene, candidate for Congress in the Arizona 5th District.
INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR MONDAY, MARCH 15, 2021 Reflecting on all that has been lost over the past year, perhaps it’s the casual encounters with not-so-close acquaintances that will do
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The American Recovery Act – the first actual piece of Biden legislation – the question on every one’s mind = How much money am I getting? Well, there is so much MORE
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When Joe Biden was Vice President, he proclaimed the Affordable Care Act a “big effing deal.” Now that he’s President, Biden has a BFD of his own – and is on track
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We’re reflecting on our year of COVID life with friend of the podcast psychologist Bryan Harnsberger. What have we learned? What have we missed? Who are we now, and who do we
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This week, we welcomed Ivy Brashear to our show. She works for the Mountain Association and writes essays about Appalachian identity. She talked to us about Appalachian identity in Kentucky, and how
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Chicago Tribune columnist, Heidi Stevens, writes the Balancing Act, and hosts the Balancing Act group on Facebook. There, you’ll find some of the most inspiring, as well as insightful, writing about women
MoreMama Heidi got her first shot today – How did she do that? How can you do that? The Heartland Mamas unroll the Get The Shot vaccine conundrum. http://www.heartlandmamas.com #DemCast #DemCastIL YOU
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Kanew explains what happens now with the Nathan Bedford Forrest bust (AKA the KKK Bust) in the Tennessee State Capitol. Spoiler alert: it’s not over, and McNally might be “stacking the deck”
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Want to know where things stand with state legislation on climate, healthcare, police accountability, progressive taxation, and more, but haven’t had the time to follow it all? This show is for you!
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John Pavlovitz is a writer, pastor, and activist from Wake Forest, North Carolina. In the past four years, his blog Stuff That Needs To Be Said has reached a diverse worldwide audience. Topics: the
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