Can We Fix It

Forget what you know about sharing the road. Jen and Moira are joined by Liza Burkin, bicycle activist, planner and organizer for PVD streets and all around bad-ass. She explains what our state can do to make transit safe and accessible for everyone, not just cars. Tune in and find out about the amazing new initiatives taking place in our state around equitable transit options for all.

This episode is a special treat just for you. For the first time, Jen and Moira are recording together live from one location!! There are kimonos, cocktails, and so much dirt. Tune in and let's get weird!

Well, this is embarrassing you guys. Jen and Moira pride themselves on having their fingers on the pulse of Rhode Island politics. Which is why it's crazy that one HIGHLY SUS representative managed to fly under their radar for almost an entire session. For shame. The good news is, this episode introduces you to a new character in CWFI canon. Tune in, and put on your tin foil hats cuz this shit gets REAL suspicious.

In this episode, Moira and Jen talk toe popping. Specifically, how it is exactly that Providence public schools hired a freaky, foot touching, child predator to their ranks. They also consider joining the Patricia Morgan Freedom Caucus® in order to better keep Connecticut people off our beaches. Tune in, find out how weird Moira’s feet are, and enjoy a weird-ass episode.

This week's episode is AMAZING. Jen and Moira sit down with Samuel Howard, Moira's fellow graduate at Classical High School (GO PURPLE) and all around invested and politically engaged Rhode Islander. As always, we at CWFI try to show how easy and fun it is to get involved in RI local politics, and Samuel is yet another great example of where activism and entertainment overlap. We start with political vegetables and the hills the Democratic (and Republican) party still needs to climb, and the potential ways to get there. Then Sam introduces us to a bunch of weird and wonderful RI laws, and man, he does not disappoint. Tune in for a very informative and entertaining ride.

This week's episode is AMAZING. Jen and Moira sit down with Samuel Howard, Moira's fellow graduate at Classical High School (GO PURPLE) and all around invested and politically engaged Rhode Islander. As always, we at CWFI try to show how easy and fun it is to get involved in RI local politics, and Samuel is yet another great example of where activism and entertainment overlap. We start with political vegetables and the hills the Democratic (and Republican) party still needs to climb, and the potential ways to get there. Then Sam introduces us to a bunch of weird and wonderful RI laws, and man, he does not disappoint. Tune in for a very informative and entertaining ride.

Men. Can't live with em'….that's it…end of adage. Moira and Jen discuss the Mediocre White Men who are damaging their calm and making that whole "be kind" thing feel impossible. They introduce you to a new character in Can We Fix It cannon and talk about the Republican men who are, as always, letting us down. Tune in, take notes, and stay salty as you catch up on this week's mediocrity.

Men. Can't live with em'….that's it…end of adage. Moira and Jen discuss the Mediocre White Men who are damaging their calm and making that whole "be kind" thing feel impossible. They introduce you to a new character in Can We Fix It cannon and talk about the Republican men who are, as always, letting us down. Tune in, take notes, and stay salty as you catch up on this week's mediocrity.

This week they sit down with Senator Sam Bell to talk about VAN access, Providence schools, and the La Salle tax break. He breaks down the biggest issues in a nice digestible way and hits hard at Democratic leadership so be sure to pour a drink, tune in, and learn something!

This week they sit down with Senator Sam Bell to talk about VAN access, Providence schools, and the La Salle tax break. He breaks down the biggest issues in a nice digestible way and hits hard at Democratic leadership so be sure to pour a drink, tune in, and learn something!