
America is crashing out, but we can still take the wheel. Each week, 4x TED Talker Sarah Jones sits with the country’s greatest changemakers to explore our collective trauma, how those wounds drive politics, and ways to move forward with empathy and community. Ben Stiller, Yvette Nicole Brown, Bryan Stevenson, Elizabeth Gilbert, and more join the conversation. Sarah’s Tony-winning characters also ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||

Iconic fashion super maven Stacy London, star of both the long-running series What Not to Wear and the current show Why’d They Wear That, sits down to talk style as anti-fascism with Sarah Jones. They discuss how it’s not only our government, but als... more
Comedian Joyelle Nicole Johnson literally proves laughter is the best medicine with Sarah Jones! They discuss how Joyelle almost became a doctor, her viral Subway Take, and the possibility of Brooklyn seceding. Joyelle also talks through how she cont... more
Liz Plank is an award-winning journalist, host of the podcast Boy Problems, and author of the bestselling book For The Love of Men: A Vision for Mindful Masculinity. She and Sarah talk all about boys: flirting with guys in swing states until they vot... more
LaTosha Brown is “your favorite leader’s favorite leader:” the co-founder of Black Voters Matter, a brilliant organizer and strategist devoted to civil rights, and on top of all that, a soul-stirring vocalist who can SANG! She and Sarah Jones imagine... more
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The show is at the top of its game when Sara is switching back-and-forth between her characters. We get so much perspective, that I can’t help but stop at the end of the show and spend some serious time reflecting.
I’m so grateful this show exists. Everyone has something to gain and learn from listening to this show. Thank you to Sarah and for all the folks involved who make it.
Thanks for this. For those of us who are having election anxiety you have helped make the madness seem worth the wait!
Sarah is a rare talent and this is such a novel podcast. It’s social commentary, comedy, and theatre all at once.
I love how Sarah uses her various characters to say so many things that would be hard to say without them. They give her the ability to express so many different thoughts and places of being as she addresses these really traumatic topics in America
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This podcast offers a unique combination of humor, activism, and social commentary, providing a platform to explore the profound connection between personal experiences and the broader political landscape. The host, a Tony-award-winning actress, channels multiple characters to engage with a diverse array of guests, tackling urgent contemporary issues such as political rage, climate crises, and societal polarization. Listeners can expect a mix of enlightening discussions and comedic insights, encouraging reflection on personal traumas while simultaneously addressing collective challenges facing the nation. Its distinctive approach interweaves storytelling with critical analysis, making it both educational and entertaining for those intereste... more
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