This week on Haley on the Go, we’re joined by Rachel Lindsay — author, attorney, and media personality. She first rose to fame as the first-ever Black Bachelorette in franchise history, and has since changed the franchise forever. She conducted the infamous Chris Harrison interview that ultimately led to his departure from the franchise and served as a real moment of reckoning for reality TV.

Today, she joins us to discuss that moment, racism in reality TV, the truth behind cancel culture and accountability, and her thoughts on Chris today.

This is an episode you don’t want to miss.

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This week, Haley digs into the perfect storm behind the dating shutdown: young men radicalized by the manosphere and drifting right, young women moving further left and an ideological gap between the sexes that’s now the widest ever recorded. Andrew Tate pipelines, the male loneliness epidemic — everyone’s talking about each other and no one’s talking to each other.

We get into: why dating apps are being shut off, why the people in power want to keep you single and more. 

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This week on Haley on the Go, Haley sits down with Cheyenne Hunt who has become one of the most consequential forces in American politics. When allegations against Congressman Eric Swalwell surfaced in April 2026, Hunt helped the women coming forward connect with lawyers and journalists — and 11 days later, he had resigned from Congress and left the California governor’s race. Months later, she worked with women who came forward about Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner, who then exited his race.Now, as founder and executive director of Reckoning Action, Cheyenne is building permanent infrastructure for survivor support, legislative advocacy, and narrative change — including a push to ban politicians from using campaign funds to pay legal fees in sexual misconduct cases. Cheyenne and Haley get into why she goes after predators in power no matter their party affiliation, what happened when hundreds of women flooded her inbox — and why, for our generation, this is a deal breaker.Make sure to follow and subscribe to Haley on the Go wherever you get your podcasts to never miss an episode.

AOC froze her eggs, Nara Smith finally rejected the "tradwife" label and Anne Hathaway is having a baby at 43. Stories that all made the internet go crazy. Women and motherhood is being politicized to the extreme so for this solo episode of Haley on the Go we are connects the dots. The war on working women playing out in the July jobs report, the slow unraveling of the trad wife fantasy now that its biggest star wants nothing to do with it, and the deeper fight underneath all of it — who gets to be called a "good mom," and who gets punished for making her own choices in public.

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Brandon Edelman — better known as Bran Flakezz — joins Haley on the Go this week. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree with over 1 million followers, Bran built one of the internet's most engaged, community-driven followings and has become one of the go-to voices on influencer marketing and the creator economy.

In this episode, Haley and Bran get into what it actually takes to build a real community online, the harder side of parasocial fame, and how creators can use their "infleunce". Bran opens up about his move from Philly to LA, the biggest mistakes he sees creators make when building a personal brand, and his advice on navigating pay transparency in an industry where pricing is still largely a mystery. They also talk about using platform power to support small businesses, and Bran's approach to manifesting his goals — acting, hosting, and beyond — out loud, publicly, without fear of failing in front of an audience.

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On today's solo episode of Haley on the Go we are diving into flock cameras, surveillance tech and the increasing way it is being used against women. Make sure to follow and subscribe to never miss an episode! Solos drop every Monday and interview episodes every Thursday!

Comedy creator Maria Comstock (2.5M+ followers) joins Haley on the Go this week to talk about the wild story of going viral, her hit series interviewing real ex-spies, and using her platform to call out internet insanity around women's rights.

We play "Guess the Year" — covering when women could get credit cards without a male co-signer, when pregnancy discrimination became illegal, when women could join the FBI, and when birth control became legal in the U.S. — before diving into Maria's biggest reveal: her family wrote the law now back at the center of the abortion and birth control fight.

Her ancestor, Anthony Comstock, authored the 1873 Comstock Act — the law that made it a federal crime to mail information about birth control or abortion. 

Plus: crowning the worst man on the internet. It’s an episode you don’t want to miss!

Haley on the Go is the show where I take you inside the conversations everyone should be having. We are talking to the people you care most about about the issues that matter most to you.

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New interview episodes every Thursday and Solo deep dives on Mondays — come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.

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Remember "you will get pregnant and you will die" from Mean Girls?

The 2000s were hyper focused across pop culture from 16 and Pregnant, to Juno on teaching us a lesson about teen pregnancy- and it worked. Teen Birth rates are down 72% since 2010.

So why are billionaires, influencers and more trying to reverse it? On this week's solo deep dive, Haley traces the anti-birth control pipeline from Social Media to Peter Thiel to Elon Musk and more.

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Deja Foxx isn't waiting for permission — and she's not asking you to either. In this episode of Haley on the Go Deja joins us to discuss what it actually looks like to do things differently: from launching a run for Congress before most people her age have figured out their career, to refusing to shrink the knowledge women carry from girlhood.

We talk about why Gen Z is leading instead of following, how we can do things better, and our  least favorite men on the internet. We also get honest about fear — how Deja ran for office scared, kept going anyway, and what she'd tell anyone waiting to feel "ready" before doing the hard thing.

This is a conversation about ambition without apology, girlhood as a source of power, and why doing things differently might be the only way forward.

Haley on the Go is the show where I take you inside the conversations everyone should be having. We are talking to the people you care most about about the issues that matter most to you.

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Not Suitable for Work and Mean Girls star Avantika joins Haley on the Go this week for a discussion on a career built on being "the first" — navigating both Bollywood and Hollywood before she could vote and what it is like starring in Mindy Kaling's new Hulu hit. We chat why pressure has actually made her better, not worse, AI and the acting industry, the rise of BookTok, and what it's like to chase your dreams out loud when the whole internet is watching and judging your every move.

Topics covered:

• Starring in Mindy Kaling's Not Suitable for Work and what it's like working for her
• Being "the first" in Hollywood, Disney, and beyond
• Acting in India vs. Hollywood — what actually differs
• Why pressure can be a good thing
• How AI is changing the future of acting
• BookTok's growing cultural influence
• Pursuing your dreams publicly while everyone's watching and judging

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