Sophy and Kelly talk to Joan Greene, candidate for Congress in the Arizona 5th District.
Sarah 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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On today’s episode, Nicholas Baham II (Dr. Dreadlocks), Janice Domingo, and Nolan Higdon explore right wing victimhood with Professor of Communication and Chair of the Department of Communication and Media Studies Communication
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It’s a special Father’s Day bonus episode! We share some wisdom from our fathers, and an interview with Steve’s dad, DeVier Pierson. DeVier was council to President Johnson and shares some great
MoreToday we have an important and challenging discussion with the author of “Don’t Label Me – An Incredible Conversation for Divided Times”, Irshad Manji. She is the founder of the Moral Courage
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Congressman Adam Smith joins us this week for a wide-ranging discussion, delving into police reform, the economic recovery, and how we can begin to rebuild post-Trump. In his capacity as Chair of
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The MOMocrats laughed when Trump took credit this week for “making Juneteenth famous.” But if you’re talking about the majority of his base – who are the ONLY Americans he cares about
MoreToday, we present our conversation with 44th LD representative John Lovick. In a recent op-ed for the Everett Herald in response to the murder of George Floyd, Rep. Lovick shares his perspective
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Kelly speaks with Sherry Williams, Founder and President of the Bronzeville Historical Society in Chicago, about the significance of Juneteenth and how it’s celebrated.
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The Mamas discuss the emerging science that COVID-19 has mutated into 10 separate strains, some exceptionally deadly as the first wave was never fully contained globally. Why are some people becoming reinfected
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On the 41st 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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