Sophy and Kelly talk to Joan Greene, candidate for Congress in the Arizona 5th District.
Teddy (with assistant Kelly) interview journalist Erin Geiger Smith, author of the new book Thank You for Voting and its companion Young Readers’ Edition.
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INDIVISIBLE CHICAGO PODCAST SHOW NOTES FOR TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 2020 As the Democratic National Convention begins, as some of the polls begin to tighten, Indivisible Chicago’s Blue Mondays continues this week with
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David Pepper is the chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party and he’s the author of the political thriller The People’s House about a Russian scheme to help elect Republican candidates. A prescient
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On the 46th episode of the #VoteHerIn series, a partnership project of Two Broads Talking Politics/Kelly Pollock and Rebecca Sive, author of Vote Her In: Your Guide to Electing Our First Woman
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For today’s Mini-Pod, we are talking to Andy Keeton, the founder of “Run4Democracy”. Prior to starting Run4Democracy, Andy had never been actively involved in politics. Now, he’s spearheading a fundraising campaign, and
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A special edition of the Indivisible Chicago Podcast After the election in 2016, Michigan resident Katie Fahey posted on Facebook to see if anyone was interested in taking on gerrymandering in Michigan.
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In conjunction with Indivisible Eastside, we present a live town hall with 9th District Congressman Adam Smith. He is the chair of the House Armed Services Committee, and he joins us to
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The Heartland Mamas know that the choice of a woman as part of the Democratic ticket is going to cause the white patriarchy and those that enable and embrace them to come
MoreFrom our Candidates Series, Meet Paul Stoddard! With over a decade of successful public service, this retired educator and scientist has some serious plans for Government Reform! Join the conversation and visit
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Justin Kanew talks with State Senator Jeff Yarbro about the Tennessee State Legislature’s new draconian anti-protest laws that specifically target the protesters who have been occupying the plaza outside of the State Capital, and the
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