Inside the first-ever campaign training program for disabled candidates with its creator, Sarah Blahovec; PLUS: Elena Hung and Roger Stone on celebrating 2 years fighting to protect the ACA with the Little Lobbyists.

Alex Lawson on why he co-founded We Act Radio, Off-Kilter’s Washington, D.C. anchor station; how progressives shifted the Overton Window on Social Security expansion; and why he likes to dress as a corporate pirate.

Trump’s latest regulatory attack on food assistance, explained—PLUS: why we need to redefine rural America.

It’s another Disability Justice Initiative takeover!

Ian Millhiser on the death panel determined to strike down Obamacare; David Dayen on private equity’s latest scheme: closing urban hospitals and selling off the real estate—PLUS: the push to make D.C. the 51st state.

We break down a new CBO report that, contrary to some headlines, shows how a $15 minimum wage will change millions of lives for the better; States are doing what Trump refuses: making overtime pay work for workers; Rebecca Cokley returns to share how disability justice will save the progressive movement.

With the ground-breaking Clean Slate law going fully into effect this week in Pennsylvania, we revisit a conversation we had with criminal justice reform leaders at the kickoff of the campaign last November.

Rebecca talks to Joel Berg of Hunger Free America about how Dems are changing the debate on SNAP to how to expand the program. PLUS: A first-person perspective on the emotional and economic consequences of lack of access to dental care.

A history lesson on the origins of Pride and where the community stands today; plus Vox’s Dylan Matthews returns to unpack Rep. Rashida Tlaib’s new bill to create a basic income through the tax code.

The latest on the World Cup gender discrimination lawsuit; inside the fight over the last hospital in D.C.’s poorest neighborhood; and is the “other war on drugs” finally turning into the opioids conversation we should be having?