In the final episode of Season 1, meet the Young Democrats driving change in Montgomery County. Discover how Taylor Ray and Destiny James channel their dedication to organizing and democracy into real impact. Learn how they manage their time, embrace leadership roles, and make a difference in their communities. Join the movement, building a better world is truly rewarding work.

In episode 8, Williamson County Democratic Party Chair Ragan Grossman discusses her work leading Democrats in rural Tennessee, emphasizing grassroots organizing like door-knocking and values-based outreach, with a focus on supporting vulnerable groups in Tennessee.

In episode 7, Dr. Rashidah Leverett talks about her military service, her career as an educator, and her experience running for County Commissioner in District 5. She also shares what it means to serve as a community leader in Clarksville.

In episode 6, we sit down with Karen Reynolds from Clarksville Indivisible to talk about her journey from military service to community organizing, running for office, and working on local campaigns. Karen shares what drives her, the lessons she’s learned, and why grassroots movements matter in building stronger communities.

In episode 5 of the MocoDems Gateway podcast, Allie Phillips shares her experience and explains why running for office matters, inspiring others to step up and lead.

In episode 4 of the MocoDems Gateway Podcast, Tennessee Democratic Party Chair Rachel Campbell discusses the upcoming District 7 special election and what it could mean if Democrats follow recent trends.

This is the moment for people to step up and get involved. Whether it’s knocking doors, making calls, or simply spreading the word, your efforts can make the difference in this race.

In episode 3, we sit down with Gen Z community organizer Kadeem Brown-Evans and millennial political strategist LeLann Evans for a bold and honest conversation about the future of the Democratic Party in Montgomery County.

In episode 2, we talk with Tennessee State Representative Ronnie Glynn about his journey from a working-class childhood to a life of service in the military and now in the state legislature.Rep. Glynn shares how military service gave him structure and direction, and how those experiences shaped his commitment to serving the people of Clarksville and Tennessee. His story is one of perseverance, leadership, and purpose.We also discuss how you can get involved in the movement to build stronger, more responsive local government. Every action counts, and there are many ways to make a difference.👉 Ready to help? Sign up to volunteer: https://mctndp.org/volunteer/

In our first episode of the MoCoDems Gateway Podcast, we share the vision behind this new platform. We discuss artificial intelligence, our goals and strategy for 2026, and how local Democrats can make a difference. Whether you’re a longtime volunteer or just curious about what’s ahead, this episode sets the stage for the journey to come.Learn more at mctndp.org

Interim Chair Rebecca Janssen and former Chair Charles Uffelman discuss the origins of the Montgomery County Democratic Party and how we're moving forward.