Join Emily and Marissa as they host a live conversation with 3 local organizations working to feed the community, all with unique models.

Meet Mark Segal and Maggie Weaver of Fold’d Community Diner and SOS Recovery, Marie Collins of Cultivate, and Caitlin McGrath of Red’s Good Vibes.

Learn about Fold’d: https://folddnh.com/our-story

Get involved with Cultivate: https://www.cultivatenewengland.com/get-involved

Donate to Red’s Good Vibes: https://www.redsgoodvibes.com/donate

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event: auspiciousbrew.com

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a live conversation with 3 local organizations working to feed the community, all with unique models.

Meet Mark Segal and Maggie Weaver of Fold’d Community Diner and SOS Recovery, Marie Collins of Cultivate, and Caitlin McGrath of Red’s Good Vibes.

Learn about Fold’d: https://folddnh.com/our-story

Get involved with Cultivate: https://www.cultivatenewengland.com/get-involved

Donate to Red’s Good Vibes: https://www.redsgoodvibes.com/donate

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event: auspiciousbrew.com

Join Emily and Marissa as they attend a Sunday Morning Make & Learn event, hosted by The Queerlective in Manchester, NH.

They chat with Randall Nielsen, Executive Director, about starting this organization and the value of being your authentic self.

Learn more about their work and how to get involved: https://queerlective.com/

We even got a bonus mini-interview with Nat of New Hampshire Mutual Aid Relief Fund. They discuss the needs NHMARF meets for the community as well as ways you can support their work.

Learn more about NHMARF here: https://www.nhmarf.org/about

The Social Change Ecosystem Map by Deepa Iyer: https://www.socialchangemap.com/

Join Emily and Marissa as they attend a Sunday Morning Make & Learn event, hosted by The Queerlective in Manchester, NH.

They chat with Randall Nielsen, Executive Director, about starting this organization and the value of being your authentic self.

Learn more about their work and how to get involved: https://queerlective.com/

We even got a bonus mini-interview with Nat of New Hampshire Mutual Aid Relief Fund. They discuss the needs NHMARF meets for the community as well as ways you can support their work.

Learn more about NHMARF here: https://www.nhmarf.org/about

The Social Change Ecosystem Map by Deepa Iyer: https://www.socialchangemap.com/

Chapters:

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with the incredible owners of Auspicious Brew, Helen (she/her) and Jay (she/they) Leavitt.

Helen and Jay share about their journey as partners in both business and life, from brewing kombucha in their home to creating one of Dover’s greatest community hubs. They talk about community being at the heart of everything they do and also outline their plans for the future of their space.

🛻 Donate to expand the space and the incredible work Auspicious Brew is doing:

https://gofund.me/4c535a34c

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in addition to being our podcast guests: auspiciousbrew.com

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with the incredible owners of Auspicious Brew, Helen (she/her) and Jay (she/they) Leavitt.

Helen and Jay share about their journey as partners in both business and life, from brewing kombucha in their home to creating one of Dover’s greatest community hubs. They talk about community being at the heart of everything they do and also outline their plans for the future of their space.

🛻 Donate to expand the space and the incredible work Auspicious Brew is doing:

https://gofund.me/4c535a34c

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in addition to being our podcast guests: auspiciousbrew.com

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with two incredible New Hampshire activists, Josie Pinto and Linds Jakows. Recorded live at Auspicious Brew in Dover, NH, this unfiltered discussion focuses on the intersectionality of reproductive justice and gender affirming care, both of which are deeply rooted in bodily autonomy.

Josie Pinto (they/she) is a leading activist and the founder and executive director of the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire. With years of on-the-ground clinic experience and a talent for building powerful coalitions, Josie has become a central figure in New Hampshire’s fight for bodily autonomy.

Linds Jakows (they/them) is a New Hampshire-based political strategist and trans rights advocate with over a decade of organizing experience. They were instrumental in passing New Hampshire’s landmark 2018 transgender non-discrimination law, and are widely recognized for their deep expertise in state politics, intersectional advocacy, and legislative strategy.

Learn more about our guests and support their work:

🔗 Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire: reprofund.org

🔗 Linds on TikTok: tiktok.com/@lonz___

📞 Call Senators Shaheen & Hassan and Reps. Pappas & Goodlander this week

Let them know New Hampshire voters oppose anti-trans amendments in the federal spending bill

• Sen. Jeanne Shaheen: shaheen.senate.gov/contact

• Sen. Maggie Hassan: hassan.senate.gov/contact

• Rep. Chris Pappas: pappas.house.gov/contact

• Rep. Maggie Goodlander goodlander.house.gov/contact

🛻 Volunteer or Donate to Support Trans Care in NH:

• Volunteer driver signup: reprofundnh.org/volunteer

• Donate to the Queer Care Fund: reprofundnh.org/donate

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in Dover, NH: auspiciousbrew.com

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with two incredible New Hampshire activists, Josie Pinto and Linds Jakows. Recorded live at Auspicious Brew in Dover, NH, this unfiltered discussion focuses on the intersectionality of reproductive justice and gender affirming care, both of which are deeply rooted in bodily autonomy.

Josie Pinto (they/she) is a leading activist and the founder and executive director of the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire. With years of on-the-ground clinic experience and a talent for building powerful coalitions, Josie has become a central figure in New Hampshire’s fight for bodily autonomy.

Linds Jakows (they/them) is a New Hampshire-based political strategist and trans rights advocate with over a decade of organizing experience. They were instrumental in passing New Hampshire’s landmark 2018 transgender non-discrimination law, and are widely recognized for their deep expertise in state politics, intersectional advocacy, and legislative strategy.

Learn more about our guests and support their work:

🔗 Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire: reprofund.org

🔗 Linds on TikTok: tiktok.com/@lonz___

📞 Call Senators Shaheen & Hassan and Reps. Pappas & Goodlander this week

Let them know New Hampshire voters oppose anti-trans amendments in the federal spending bill

• Sen. Jeanne Shaheen: shaheen.senate.gov/contact

• Sen. Maggie Hassan: hassan.senate.gov/contact

• Rep. Chris Pappas: pappas.house.gov/contact

• Rep. Maggie Goodlander goodlander.house.gov/contact

🛻 Volunteer or Donate to Support Trans Care in NH:

• Volunteer driver signup: reprofundnh.org/volunteer

• Donate to the Queer Care Fund: reprofundnh.org/donate

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in Dover, NH: auspiciousbrew.com

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with three passionate community leaders: Camilla Thompson, Kenz Nicholson, and Jules Good. Recorded live at Auspicious Brew in Dover, NH, this unfiltered discussion focuses on reproductive justice, disability rights, and the grassroots activism shaping New Hampshire’s future.

Camilla Thompson (she/her) is a Black maternal health advocate, abortion doula, and Board President at the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire, a fund dedicated to removing financial barriers for those seeking abortion care in the Granite State.

MacKenzie "Kenz" Nicholson (she/her) serves as Senior Director for MomsRising NH, leading advocacy on paid leave, childcare access, and equitable family policy for Granite State families.

Jules Good (he/they) works with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, a national disability rights organization run by and for autistic people They designing accessible, justice-focused policy and consulting nationwide.

📞 Call Governor Kelly Ayotte by Friday, Aug 1, 2025

Phone Number: (603) 271-2121

📝 Ask her to VETO two harmful anti-trans bills currently on her desk:

1. HB 377 – Would ban puberty blockers and hormone therapy for trans youth under 18

2. HB 712 – Would prohibit gender-affirming surgeries for minors in New Hampshire

Learn more about our guests and support their work:

🔗 MomsRising NH: https://www.momsrising.org/campaigns/new-hampshire

🔗 Black Lives Matter New Hampshire: blmnh.org

🔗 Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH: reprofund.org

🔗 Autistic Self Advocacy Network: autisticadvocacy.org

🔗 603 Equality (NH LGBTQ+ advocacy): 603equality.org

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in Dover, NH. https://www.auspiciousbrew.com/

Join Emily and Marissa as they host a powerful live conversation with three passionate community leaders: Camilla Thompson, Kenz Nicholson, and Jules Good. Recorded live at Auspicious Brew in Dover, NH, this unfiltered discussion focuses on reproductive justice, disability rights, and the grassroots activism shaping New Hampshire’s future.

Camilla Thompson (she/her) is a Black maternal health advocate, abortion doula, and Board President at the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire, a fund dedicated to removing financial barriers for those seeking abortion care in the Granite State.

MacKenzie "Kenz" Nicholson (she/her) serves as Senior Director for MomsRising NH, leading advocacy on paid leave, childcare access, and equitable family policy for Granite State families.

Jules Good (he/they) works with the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, a national disability rights organization run by and for autistic people They designing accessible, justice-focused policy and consulting nationwide.

📞 Call Governor Kelly Ayotte by Friday, Aug 1, 2025

Phone Number: (603) 271-2121

📝 Ask her to VETO two harmful anti-trans bills currently on her desk:

1. HB 377 – Would ban puberty blockers and hormone therapy for trans youth under 18

2. HB 712 – Would prohibit gender-affirming surgeries for minors in New Hampshire

Learn more about our guests and support their work:

🔗 MomsRising NH: https://www.momsrising.org/campaigns/new-hampshire

🔗 Black Lives Matter New Hampshire: blmnh.org

🔗 Reproductive Freedom Fund of NH: reprofund.org

🔗 Autistic Self Advocacy Network: autisticadvocacy.org

🔗 603 Equality (NH LGBTQ+ advocacy): 603equality.org

Special thanks to Auspicious Brew for hosting this event in Dover, NH. https://www.auspiciousbrew.com/