
Essays on politics and culture from Sasha Stone's Substack. A former Democrat and Leftist who escaped the bubble to get to know the other side of the country and to take a more critical look at the left. Sashastone.substack.com www.sashastone.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 273 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmArts | |||

[A crosspost with Hollywood Woketopia, my other Substack]
Every so often, a moment in culture arrives, a Sydney Sweeney ad, or Project Hail Mary.
Every time, we hear that the Woke fever has finally broken. Hollywood cares about the people again. R... more
Jenny Holland has been running a similar track to mine for the last five years or so, but she got there before me. We both were more or less red-pilled by Steve Bannon. Here, we had a conversation for about an hour and a half. I hate doing video beca... more
âNow you know why they call me Dirty Harry, every dirty job that comes along.â
Just as audiences didnât know how much they needed Dirty Harry until he showed up on a movie screen in 1971, residents of Los Angeles had no idea how much they needed Spe... more
My mom doesnât read this Substack. We sit on opposite ends of the great divide. But she doesnât hold my political shift against me, even if she doesnât understand it. When I visit her, I often find CNN or the BBC filling up the silence. The same mess... more
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Thank you Sasha. Speaking truth!!! đ
Still feeling for you Sasha from Australia.
There is a section of the animal Kingdom that God has given a soul to that naturally gravitate towards having relationships with us human beings I think.
Sasha itâs why the resurrection is the centre of everything because without that there would be no real Hope of ever seeing Jack again⌠But I personally am 100% convinced that animals that we love on earth are waiting for us in heaven. God is a God of love and I think real love is that kind of gentle... more
I look forward to Sashaâs podcast every week, not only because she has such a soothing voice and an impeccable use of the language, but because she speaks from the heart and is smart about it. When she describes her transformation from left-wing foot soldier to outright Maga supporter, itâs fascinating to hear. I grew up in the valley at the same time so I do like to hear her takes about her life and eventually I like to hear her takes about politics. Keep up the great work Sasha! From one val... more
THANK YOU Sasha for creating this podcast! You have an amazing way of framing culture & politics from the unique perspective of a former liberal to now MAGA. I applaud you! Well done! đđşđ¸
Feeling for you Sasha from Australia.
There is a section of the animal Kingdom that God has given a soul to that naturally gravitate towards having relationships with us human beings I think.
Sasha itâs why the resurrection is the centre of everything because without that there would be no real. Hope Iâve ever seen Jack again⌠But I personally am 100% convinced that animals that we love on earth are waiting for us in heaven. God is a God of love and I think real love takes that kind of gentle c... more
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A politically charged, culture-forward program that centers on critique of the Democratic Party, media narratives, and contemporary social issues through a conservative-leaning lens. Episodes frequently argue that progressivism misreads working-class concerns, contrast Trump-era populism with party messaging, and challenge mainstream media framing, with recurring themes around identity politics, crime, and national culture. The host's perspective blends sharp critique, nostalgia for past eras, and a focus on accountability in politics and media, often featuring interviews and op-eds on current events. A notable strength is its clear, unapologetic point of view and her ability to translate political debates into accessible, narrative-driven ... more
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