Five-time Grammy and Emmy nominated comedian, actress and icon Margaret Cho joins the podcast to talk about the power of ridicule as resistance and fighting fascism on her new tour CHOLIGARCHY.

Brandi Carlile's Looking Out Foundation has granted over $9 million to support social justice and humanitarian work around the globe. Last month LOF and Brandi made headlines when they raised over $700,000 in one night to support Advocates for Human Rights in Minneapolis. Gloria Goeres is the Executive Director of LOF and joins the podcast to talk about how they are meeting the moment.

Storyteller, songwriter, and fearless LGBTQ advocate Morgxn talks about the release of his new album HEARTLAND, Tennessee politics, and the magic of a good biscuit.

Journalist and author of 24 Hours at the Capitol, Nora Neus, explores the rise of right-wing extremism in the age of Trump.

Former state legislator, civil rights advocate, and lawyer Brian Sims explores movement building through resistance and connection.

Wildfang Co-founder and CEO Emma Mcilroy makes space for authenticity, self love, and community care.

GLAD Law Executive Director Ricardo Martinez explores community resistance, democratic possibility, and continuing the fight for legal accountability.

Human Rights Campaign lawyer and activist Cathryn Oakley makes the case for optimism as we fight for trans kids, queer rights, and the future of our democracy.

Writer, activist, and professor Dean Spade explores the power of mutual aid and human connection within resistance movements.

Activist and comedian Dana Goldberg joins the podcast!