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How To Not Lose Your Sh!t

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Want to know how you can make a difference without losing your sh!t?

Join Katie Paris and LaFonda Cousin, two moms with very different backgrounds who together run Red Wine & Blue – an organization of over half a million diverse suburban women working together to defeat extremism. Katie, the org’s founder, has worked in political organizing for most of her career. LaFonda, the Chief People Office... more

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“Optimization” is everywhere. We’re supposed to optimize our health, optimize our parenting, optimize our career and body and every other aspect of our lives. Wellness bros are out there writing articles and producing podcasts about how data can help... more

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When Shannon Watts created Moms Demand Action in 2012, her intention was to give moms a way to take action on gun violence. Since then, she hasn’t just seen concrete results like stronger gun laws and closed loopholes. She’s seen the transformative p... more

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Are you feeling burned out on politics? If the answer is no... please let us know your secret!

But if you are feeling burned out like us (and basically every woman we know), then this episode is for you.

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This week on the pod, we talked to two women in Ohio who have been fighting back against an Amazon data center in their neighborhood. Cathy has been doing environmental advocacy for many years, and young mom Annette has only recently gotten involved,... more

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Recent Guests

Cathy Becker
Resident involved in local activism against AI data centers in Ohio
Ohio community activist
Episode: Neighbors vs. Data Centers (with Cathy Becker and Annette Singh)
Annette Singh
Resident involved in local activism against AI data centers in Ohio
Ohio community activist
Episode: Neighbors vs. Data Centers (with Cathy Becker and Annette Singh)
Amanda Litman
mom, author, and president of Run For Something
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Episode: Join The Mr. Rogers Resistance (with Amanda Litman)
Holli Holliday
President of Sisters Lead, Sisters Vote and co-convener of Win With Black Women
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Episode: Get Off The Doomsday Express (with Holli Holliday)
Jill Barkley Roy
Director of Emerge Action Fund
Emerge Action Fund
Episode: Carry Your Torch (with Kate Barr and Jill Barkley Roy)
Kate Barr
Running for Congress in North Carolina
Episode: Carry Your Torch (with Kate Barr and Jill Barkley Roy)
Pastor Carl Rubie
Pastor of Central Christian Church and community advocate
Episode: Unite For Springfield: ICE Out of Our Communities
Viles Dorsonville
Executive Director of the Haitian Help and Support Center
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Casey Rollins
Executive Director of Vincent St. Paul Community Center
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Hosts

Katie Paris
Founder of Red Wine & Blue; host focused on organizing, storytelling, and pragmatic activism.
LaFonda Cousin
Chief People Officer; wellness advocate and co-host focusing on self-care, resilience, and community wellbeing.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 969 ratings
  • Positive and insightful

    And inspiring. Thank you for your clarity and for pointing out that there is activism behind kindness. Kindness, unlike politeness, is active. It’s a tool and a choice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Your Aunt Su-Su
    United States5 months ago
  • “I Left MAGA” - great episode!

    Trying to do my part to get the word out about this podcast- deserves to be heard for thoughtfully, compassionately and respectfully communicating their perspectives. Thank you for all you’re doing!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SCWSWDC
    United States5 months ago
  • Helping me immensely!

    This podcast is clear, engaging, fun, and encouraging. I am always waiting for the next episode to drop. I get good advice and feel less alone. Thanks for all you do, Red Wine and Blue!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Here to staycation
    United States5 months ago
  • Short but Potent

    If you have friends or family who don’t understand much about trans folks but aren’t yet completely poisoned by GOP hate speech & disinformation, share this 10 minute pod on trans youth for a calm rational conversation.

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    DrDK2
    United States9 months ago
  • Outstanding!

    I just listened for the first time to your 16 April episode with Jasmine Crockett & Heather Cox Richardson, 2 of my absolute favorite political figures. I’m left feeling more hopeful than I have in quite some time. I’m also more knowledgeable than I was before I listened to this episode. Thank you! I’ll be hearing a lot more of you!

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    Mimi110278
    United Statesa year ago

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Hosts balance compassion with urgency, creating space for difficult topics without burnout.
A few critiques note occasional echoes of partisan framing, but overall the show is seen as insightful and motivating.
Guests are diverse and provide real-world strategies for organizing and advocacy.
Thoughtful, empowering conversations with actionable takeaways for everyday activism.
Some listeners appreciate the focus on motherhood and self-care as essential to sustained engagement.

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Get Off The Doomsday Express (with Holli Holliday)
Q: What evidence supports the idea that Black women win everywhere, not just in majority Black districts?
Holli points to the organization's report showing Black women winning across diverse locales—urban, rural, small towns—and emphasizes pre-election community engagement and authentic leadership as the drivers.
Get Off The Doomsday Express (with Holli Holliday)
Q: How did Holli move from a public-facing role to becoming a model for leadership and coalition-building?
She describes a shift from taboo to integrated conversation, leveraging therapy and a mindset of abundance to encourage collaboration, mentorship, and inclusion across groups.
Join The Mr. Rogers Resistance (with Amanda Litman)
Q: What was involved in coordinating these dinners, and how did you handle logistics like kids, space, and dietary needs?
We mapped our contacts, kept schedules manageable with gatherings of 5-15 people, used a simple format (often potlucks), and juggled logistics by designating times, keeping it casual and repeatable, and accommodating dietary restrictions.
Join The Mr. Rogers Resistance (with Amanda Litman)
Q: Last year, you did something which I'm just going to outright call revolutionary. Why did you decide to host dinners every single Saturday of the year?
The idea grew from recognizing how isolating new parenthood can be and realizing that structured, regular social gatherings can provide essential adult connection, reduce loneliness, and gradually cultivate a network that supports political engagement.
Courage and Love (with Minnesota moms)
Q: What keeps you going? What is helping you to not lose your shit?
I think faith, family, the best community ever. That's where I get my strength.

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A values-driven show that centers civic engagement, women in politics, and self-care in activism. Across episodes, the hosts invite guests who are organizers, advocates, mothers, and thought leaders to discuss practical steps for building neighbor networks, countering extremism, and sustaining momentum without burnout. The format blends personal stories, tactical how-tos, and big-picture ideas about democracy, community resilience, and mental health, often highlighting immigrant rights, gun safety, and grassroots organizing. A notable strength is the blend of practical activism with wellness and relationship-building, making complex social issues accessible and actionable for listeners who want to make a difference while maintaining balance... more

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5. Jill Barkley Roy
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