This week, we’re joined by journalist, activist, certified icon, and friend of the pod, Sahara Sajjadi. You might know Sahara from her video series “What’s the Deal, Arizona?”, or from her incredible articles at the Copper Courier where she shines a light on Arizona politics.

We truly talk about EVERYTHING in this episode. From feminist literature, to tariffs, to the best Iranian food in AZ–you won’t want to miss this.

Welcome back to season 2! This episode, we break down the week’s biggest political flashpoints — from explosive developments tied to Jeffrey Epstein to ICE presence in Arizona. We discuss where organizers, students, and community members are mobilizing, raising legal defense funds, and demanding action from local leaders. While politicians often fall short, grassroots resistance is growing, and leaders like Kris Mayes continue high-profile legal battles over Trump's overreach. Episode 1 of the season dives into power, accountability, and why community action matters now more than ever.

This week, Attorney General Kris Mayes catches us up on her most recent fights to protect working-class Arizonans. From co-litigating a case at the Supreme Court, to Arizona’s hidden gems–you won’t want to miss this.

• This week, we talk more about how the government shutdown is affecting us, recent election wins, and the insanity of the Epstein emails. On the culture front, we discuss self-care, Hayley Williams, and Ziwe’s newest iconic interview.

This week, we dive straight into the chaos: the government shutdown, Trump’s address to the military, and ICE’s continued terror campaign on immigrant communities. On the culture front, we unwind with music talk and react to the Bad Bunny Super Bowl reactions.

Arizona lawmakers just got graded, and the results are messy. In this episode of Nothing Left Unsaid, we break down the Progress Scorecard: who showed up for Arizonans, who flopped hard, and who’s giving main character energy (for all the wrong reasons). From big wins to even bigger L’s, we’re spilling all the tea on what your elected officials actually did this session—and what it means for you.