What really happens behind the scenes on Capitol Hill? In this eye-opening episode of The Real Spill, host Katie Spillers sits down with political veteran Lindsay Reusser to unpack a decade's worth of experience in Washington, D.C. From the unseen heroes known as caseworkers to the emotional impact of January 6th, Lindsay offers a compelling look into the triumphs, challenges, and human side of navigating the political machine.
More than just politics, this conversation is about people. Lindsay opens up about the importance of effective communication, building real relationships in an often-divided climate, and how mental health and personal connection matter just as much as policy. Whether you're an aspiring public servant, a concerned citizen, or simply curious about how things really work in D.C., this episode is a must-listen.
🔍 In This Episode:
Why do relationships with staff matter more than big speeches when it comes to true advocacy?
What is the real role of a caseworker, and why are they unsung heroes of Capitol Hill?
The events of January 6 left a lasting emotional impact on many in government—Lindsay shares her firsthand reflections.
How can effective communication and finding common ground transform political discourse and bring about real change?
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