Voting alone hasn't been enough and people are finally asking why. In this episode, I sit down with Rodney Glover, a gubernatorial candidate who's running on a bold idea: giving citizens constitutional, binding authority to hold elected officials accountable beyond the ballot box.

This is where real issues meet real change:

• Why voting every few years isn't real accountability
• How power drifted away from the people
• What citizen-led oversight could actually look like and why it's important
• The difference between symbolic reform and structural change
• Why this race isn't about left versus right, it's about control versus consent

This is a conversation about who actually holds power and how that could actually change. 

We're constantly told that we need to get out and vote to make a difference, yet it's not about the voting numbers this time around as much as it's about who we're listening to, who we're trusting with our voices and our lives, and if we decide it's time to break away from the same old system that's not working for the people.

Join the conversation. Question everything. Change the game.

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Find more from today's guest, Rodney Glover:

https://linktr.ee/rodney.c.glover

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