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Episodes: 48
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.1/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
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Location: USA
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Jaime Harrison - Political strategist and former chair of the Democratic National Committee, with extensive experience in American electoral politics and Democratic Party leadership.
Roger Wolfson - Political Communication, Storytelling, Leadership, Misinformation, Social Media, Artificial Intelligence, And Rebuilding Public Trust.
Kelley Robinson - Lgbtq+ Rights, Anti-trans Attacks, Marriage Equality, Economic Security, Organizing, Democracy, And Electoral Strategy.
Yvette Clarke - Voting Rights, Political Representation, The Supreme Court, The Voting Rights Act, Corporate Responsibility, And Black Voter Engagement.
Roger Wolfson: From the Senate Floor to Hollywood | At Our Table
June 23, 2026
We sit down with Roger Wolfson to talk about storytelling, leadership, and why facts alone rarely change minds. A former Senate staffer, speechwriter, and Emmy-winning Hollywood writer, Roger brings a unique perspective shaped by careers in both politics and entertainment. We discuss what leaders can learn from great storytellers, why Democrats often struggle to connect with voters, and how authentic personal stories can inspire action in ways statistics never will. The conversation also expl...
HRC President Kelley Robinson: Our Rights Are Fragile and the Clock Is Ticking | At Our Table
June 16, 2026
We’re joined by Kelley Robinson to talk about LGBTQ+ rights and the fight to decide who belongs in America. As the first Black queer woman to lead the Human Rights Campaign, she brings an organizer’s view of power rooted in community and story. We discuss anti-trans attacks, the fragility of Bostock and marriage equality, and HRC’s midterm investment, while confronting a hard truth: rights many people thought were settled remain vulnerable. Her challenge is forward-looking: equality will depe...
CBC Chair Yvette Clarke: The Supreme Court Is Gutting Black Voting Rights | At Our Table
June 10, 2026
Rep. Yvette Clarke of New York talks with us about the fight over representation and whether American democracy can withstand a coordinated effort to weaken voting rights. The chair of the Congressional Black Caucus and daughter of Jamaican immigrants reflects on an upbringing shaped by activism and argues that democracy is endangered both by those who undermine it and by those who lose faith in it. We discuss the Voting Rights Act, the Supreme Court’s Callais decision, and the CBC’s push for...
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