As America marks its 250th anniversary, Tony Williams and David Bobb join to discuss their new book, Divided Over the Declaration, and why disagreement has always been central to the American experiment. We explore how generations of Americans from the Founders to Frederick Douglass to the Civil Rights Movement have interpreted the Declaration of Independence to expand the promise of liberty and equality. The conversation examines why political division isn't necessarily a sign of national decline, but can instead be a catalyst for progress and reform. We also discuss the state of civic education today, what the semiquincentennial reveals about our current political moment, and why understanding our founding ideals matters more than ever.

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

Buy Divided Over the Declaration

In this episode, Paige breaks down the latest developments in the Iran conflict, including the collapse of the ceasefire and what it means for U.S. involvement in the region. She also unpacks the growing controversy surrounding Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, reflects on Mitch McConnell's political legacy following his latest health scare and examines Trump's efforts to inject politics into the 2026 World Cup. Plus, a look at Illinois' new AI safety law and why state governments may be leading the way on artificial intelligence regulation while Congress remains at a standstill. 

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

Keira Havens returns to Current Affairs Unfiltered to discuss the rapid growth of Citizens Impeachment's Courage Candidates and what their campaigns could mean for the future of the Democratic Party. We dive into how the organization recruits candidates, why they require a commitment to pursuing impeachment, and the policy priorities that unite their slate. Keira also explains Citizens Impeachment's new policy matrix, their long-term strategy for building a pipeline of accountable leaders, and why they believe change starts in congressional primaries. If you're interested in grassroots organizing, progressive politics, and the movement to reshape Democratic leadership from the ground up, this episode is for you.

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

Policy Matrix!

In this week's episode of Current Affairs Unfiltered, Paige breaks down the Senate's effort to rein in Trump's war powers in Iran and why the administration's latest deal looks surprisingly similar to the Obama-era agreement Republicans once condemned. She also examines the results of key New York primary elections and what they reveal about the future of the Democratic Party. Plus, a look at the latest Trump controversies from the melting Reflecting Pool to the White House lawn fiasco, and what they say about accountability in government. Finally, Paige previews several major Supreme Court decisions that could reshape immigration, voting rights, and executive power for years to come.

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

WAPO Supreme Court Case Tracker: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/interactive/2025/supreme-court-cases-2025-26-term/

In this episode, Paige sits down with fitness professional and health advocate Jenna to explore the growing intersection of wellness culture, misinformation, and politics. They discuss how seemingly harmless health journeys can sometimes lead people down the MAHA pipeline, why wellness influencers have become such powerful political messengers, and how to distinguish evidence-based advice from conspiracy thinking. The conversation also examines the role of social media, body image, and the commercialization of health, as well as the ways healthcare access, poverty, and public policy shape health outcomes. Ultimately, Jenna argues that health is about far more than individual choices—it's deeply connected to the systems and environments we live in every day.

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

Check out Jenna's Website

Hear more from Jenna on Tough Cookie Talks

Paige discusses recent political primaries in California and Iowa plus a sneak peak at the rest of June, the rise of centrism(and why they need to cut it out), FBI chaos and Trump being a sore loser, plus why you might need to separate the art from the artist in politics. 

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

In this episode, Paige sits down with veteran Democratic strategist and organizer Andrew Grossman to discuss the launch of Battleground Alliance and the strategy behind Democrats’ effort to flip the House. Grossman explains why field organizing, relational outreach, and early voter engagement still matter in an era dominated by digital media and political outrage cycles. The conversation explores how Battleground Alliance works with local organizations to build large-scale organizing efforts in key Republican-held districts months before most campaigns fully ramp up.

Drawing on decades of political experience—including helping pass the Affordable Care Act and working on campaigns across 36 states—Grossman offers a behind-the-scenes look at how modern Democratic infrastructure is evolving. Paige and Andrew also discuss the importance of precinct-level organizing, persuadable voters, and why volunteers still play a critical role in shaping political outcomes.

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

Get involved with Battleground Alliance

Learn more about Battleground New York

Learn more about Andrew Grossman

In this episode, Paige discusses the last month(!!!) of breaking news, including the White House Correspondents dinner shooting, the influence of Trump on primaries, and the state of the Supreme Court's voting rights decisions. Plus! Why we actually might need to bring back USAID. 

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

In this conversation, Rich Barton, a fellow with Unite America, discusses the evolution and impact of primary elections on political polarization and governance. He explores how the Citizens United ruling has influenced campaign finance, the decline of party establishments, and the fear lawmakers have of being primaried. Barton advocates for open primaries as a solution to the current issues within the electoral system, highlighting evidence from states that have implemented reforms such as Alaska and California. He expresses hope for future reforms and the potential for a more representative political landscape.

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige

Read 'The Primary Solution'

Read more from Rich:

EPISODE RERELEASE!! This is an episode from way back when (before I truly figured out the audio on my mic so excuse the quality). BUT now that Overlap is released nationwide, it deserves to see the light of day once again.

In this episode of Current Affairs Unfiltered, Paige is joined by Katya, the co-founder of Overlap—the app that's making civic engagement way less confusing and a lot more personal. We'll talk about how a couple of 23-year-olds decided they were done feeling politically hopeless and built a tool to fix it.

Katya shares how Overlap is helping users actually understand their political reps, track legislation, and figure out where they stand—without the usual noise. We get into everything from app specifics like memory retention and clean UX, to what it takes to stay unbiased in a chaotic political world. Plus, we talk about why political engagement doesn’t have to be boring, and what it looks like when tech meets democracy in a smart, user-friendly way.

If you’ve ever felt lost trying to “get involved,” this episode’s for you.

Download Overlap here!

Follow me on Instagram!

Subscribe to my Substack

Learn more about Paige