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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 politics... more

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What do you do when the national Democratic Party parachutes into a competitive congressional primary and puts its fist on the side of a candidate backed by AIPAC and Republican corporate PACs? We find out this week with Randy Villegas, the grassroot... more

May Day is a distress signal - and on May 1, it becomes a nationwide tactical escalation for democracy. Trump is calling nonviolent No Kings protesters the KKK. The Supreme Court is gutting the Voting Rights Act. Republicans and their billionaire bac... more

Trump's secret police force is pouring billions into purchasing warehouses and converting them into detention camps to hold our neighbors. The conditions are horrific, with well-documented human rights abuses and deaths every week – but we don't have... more

After 16 years of authoritarian rule, Hungary's pro-democracy opposition crushed Viktor Orban's party and won a supermajority in parliament. Leah and Ezra break down the early lessons — building a new opposition movement, driving massive turnout, and... more

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Recent Guests

Silky Shah
Executive Director of Detention Watch Network
Detention Watch Network
Episode: How to Stop American Concentration Camps
Julie Gonzales
State Senator, Colorado; Indivisible-endorsed Senate candidate
Colorado State Senate
Episode: After the Biggest Protest in U.S. History, What Comes Next?
Ash-Lee Henderson
First Black woman to lead the Highlander Center; movement organizer and coalition builder
Highlander Center
Episode: No ICE, No War, No Kings
Sara Haghdoosti
Former executive director of Win Without War; chief of program at MoveOn
MoveOn; Win Without War
Episode: What does No Kings III have to do with Iran?
Dr. Jasmin Clark
Scientist and educator, candidate for Congress
Episode: The Future Scientist Congresswoman from Georgia
Erica Chenoweth
Academic Dean for Faculty Development and the Frank Stanton Professor of the First Amendment at Harvard Kennedy School, expert on social movements and nonviolent resistance
Harvard Kennedy School
Episode: No Kings III w/ Erica Chenoweth

Hosts

Leah Greenberg
Co-founder of Indivisible and host of What's The Plan?
Ezra Levin
Co-founder of Indivisible and host of What's The Plan?

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 386 ratings
  • Necessity

    As a primary organizing tool for resistance to Trump, this podcast is necessary for the survical of American democracy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Callum azi seeum
    United States23 days ago
  • Empowering the people through grassroots actions

    This podcast is so empowering. It’s all about what we can do together to protect our democracy.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    One of Many Stephanies
    United States25 days ago
  • Community activism

    We created an Indivisible group January 2017, and have been working with Ezra

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Taber Tooth
    United Statesa month ago
  • it’s the best thing to listen to all week

    This is the best thing to listen to all week to help you have an informed view of what to do in a strategic way to help bring an end to this authoritarian regime. There’s no hand ringing. It’s uplifting, but clear eyed and smart. Highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kari in MD
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fight fascism! This podcast is a great place to start and to get involved.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Edward Simpson
    a month ago

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Q: Main Senate race, what do we do?
Follow ground-level leadership and avoid DC power-broker bias; endorse or support candidates who align with the local Indivisible groups, while maintaining the ability to rally behind the eventual primary winner; emphasize accountability and a proactive effort to build a stronger, more representative democracy.
May Day! May Day! May Day!
Q: Where are we with the congressional funding of ICE/CBP?
Democrats held the line against funding ICE and border patrol after initial support; while DHS funding was approved, ICE and border patrol funding was left out, and Republicans later signaled willingness to move forward, though the goal remains to dismantle the secret police structure and push for accountability and reforms, not just funding cuts.
May Day! May Day! May Day!
Q: Is there anything regulation-wise we should be asking our states to enact ahead of the midterms to circumvent attempts to seal ballots?
Focus on proactive organizing with state coalitions to build grassroots capacity, rapid response to threats, and strengthen local defenses against vote suppression, especially in swing areas where control is contested, since affirming legislation at the state level may be limited in riskier jurisdictions.
May Day! May Day! May Day!
Q: Huge pressure is building by the Republicans to steal the midterm 2026 elections. How can we encourage slash get our local municipal and county police to protect the polls from intimidation by ICE and others?
Audit local parameters for cooperation with ICE, reinforce protections like 287(g) agreements, and pursue organizational campaigns that create accountability and consequences for unaccountable enforcement, including potential No Kings Act-style mechanisms to empower civilians to sue for rights violations and to coordinate rapid-response efforts.
How to Stop American Concentration Camps
Q: What does it look like on the ground when opponents stop a detention camp from being built?
It involves coordinated local organizing: engaging city councils, faith groups, and community leaders; using tools like yard signs and public campaigns; and showing persistent, multi-year pressure to block sites and shift policy.

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