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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews |
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Just discovered it. Very good interviews.
I discovered Steve on a zoom organized by NOVA and run by progressive women in VA. I had to order the updated book and begin listening to the podcasts. I am a white woman and I believe in using my privilege to speak out in support of a multiracial democracy. We the people! ALL of us this time!
You must listen if you care about advancing democracy! I love the episode about the significance of the Rainbow Coalition. I was involved but I learned new stuff from Steve Phillips and Eddie Wong!
Highly recommend this podcast. Been listening for awhile and the hosts always have interesting insights themselves along with great interviews with their guests. Politics, history, activism, bolstering our ragged democracy -- they cover a lot of vital topics.
I love not only this podcast but also the newsletter and social medias! We all need to come together and continue the strides to true equality. This podcast definitely will aid in such❤️
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