
What’s The Plan is one of America’s largest live, participatory political conversations, designed to inform, mobilize, and grow the pro-democracy movement.
A weekly guide to the state of democracy and how we fight back against authoritarian threats in the United States.
Hosted by Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin, Co-founders of Indivisible. What’s The Plan isn’t punditry, it’s people-powered polit... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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March 28th. 3000+ protests. No Kings 3. Leah breaks down the strategic logic — why Trump fears mass protest, what we can actually accomplish, and what comes next. Ezra shares a dead-simple 'tripling' tactic to get your friends, family, and neighbors ... more
What does the largest protest in American history look like two weeks out from the big day? We give a sneak peek at the planning and next steps for No Kings III. Then we welcome Sara Haghdoosti, foreign policy expert and MoveOn Chief of Program Offic... more
Yes, we get to celebrate Kristi Noem getting shitcanned. Pressure works, the regime is weak, joy and celebration are beautiful acts of defiance. Leah covers Trump’s illegal war with Iran and the live fight within the Democratic caucus on whether to f... more
You know what we don’t have enough of in the Senate? Organizers. Paul Wellstone acolyte, Lt. Gov of Minnesota, and Indivisible-endorsed candidate for Senate Peggy Flanagan wants to change that, and joins us to chat! We also update on the *successful*... more
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We need to all engage love that this is a podcast now so that anyone can access it!
Super ideas and insights by Ezra & Leah! I look forward to it every week!!
I have been watching What's the Plan live for a while now. I try not to miss it. As horrible as things are now, Leah and Ezra give us leadership and hope!
Grounds my week in action and hope, even on weeks it’d be easier to just give up
If you want to bring positive change to the current political landscape and do it with like-minded people, Indivisible is your home.
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Focused on mobilizing grassroots activism against authoritarianism, episodes cover pressing political challenges and strategies to strengthen democracy. The hosts lead discussions highlighting real-time participation in the democratic process, emphasizing grassroots organizing victories and community resilience. Topics often include the operations and policies of federal agencies like ICE, election integrity, and the importance of collective action in resisting political oppression. Notably, this podcast aims to empower listeners by encouraging direct engagement with political issues, making it a vibrant space for participants who want to actively contribute to progressive movements.
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