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Fatima Iqbal-Zubair is running for AD-64 to reinvest in clean water and education both in her district and the rest of California.

Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed to the Supreme Court.

-Bassist Victor Broden has spent time both in the US and in Sweden during the pandemic. Here is his experience.

-Union of Musicians starts Spotify Petition to treat artists better.

Lloyd Chapman of The American Small Business League has been suing the Government for 32 years. He is again over the PPP stimulus program that was supposed to help small businesses but didn't. This is his story.

The Convo Couch stopped by today to share their story of getting suspended by YouTube. 

Other topics:

-Election Integrity.

-The importance of local alliances.

Steven Hail is an Economics Professor and MMT Scholar in Adelaide, Australia. He breaks down the basics of money and MMT and how it could help us realize a Green New Deal for the entire world.

Fellow Leftists, I'm Sick Of Hearing Whether You Are/Aren't Voting For Biden, Here's Why...

Hannah Sassaman is a writer and activist with Movement Alliance and other Digital Rights organizations.

Topics: 

-The Digital Divide in Philadelphia

-Predictive Policing Amidst Covid

-New Municipal Broadband Project In Rhode Island

Today's podcast almost didn't happen: During today's livestream, Ron's mic cable went bad. David Rovics couldn't have been cooler about it, and as a way to make lemonade out of lemons most of today's show is David playing his songs, including some of Ron's favorites! Who knew a tech glitch could lead to so much fun! Go to davidrovics.bandcamp.com and grab his newest album, "Say Their Names."

Peter Joseph is a musician, author and filmmaker. His latest film, "InterReflections" connects to his book, "The New Human Rights Movement." We take a deep dive into all of it...

Show host and comic Tara Devlin joins the show.

-Republicans still pushing for Supreme Court confirmation.

-Trump to be released, what it all means.

-Exxon Mobil plans to increase Emissions 17% by 2025.