This week on POMM, I discuss this past November elections and how really this episode is for everyone like me who get worked up when the Democratic Party lose elections they're supposed to win. I call this episode political therapy.

This week on POMM, I discuss elements of the infrastructure deal that if Democrats can speed up the negotiations this will be a big f'n deal to the people who need it the most, low wealth and middle class workers.

This week on POMM, I discuss Facebook's threat to human existence. I know-I know you think that's hyperbolic, it's not when they're (allegedly) complicit with insurrection in this country and genocide around the world.

This week on POMM, I welcome Commissioner Tami Sawyer out of Shelby County - Memphis, TN. She's the first elected official to be a guest on the podcast, we discuss the role of a commissioner to the power of a commissioner amongst other things political.

This week on POMM, I discuss pregnant people's right to privacy with Ashley Esposito, who wrote an article on Medium (dot) com titled "My abortion story - Too complex to legislate." Check her on twitter (Ashrandums).

This week on POMM, I discuss a Washington Post analysis of the $50 billion corporate America promised to donate/contribute to all things involved social equity. I argue that promise fell short.

This week on POMM, I discuss advocacy for LGBTQ, immigrants, and Caribbean groups with Mohamed Amin, founder and executive director of Caribbean Equality Project.

This week on POMM, I discuss CA recall election where Gov. Gavin Newsom, may be in the fight of his political career.

This week on POMM, I discuss the drop in the "white" population as reported by the U.S. Census and what it should mean for black and brown economic/political power. Also, I offer my opinion, and my opinion only, on what's taking place in Afghanistan.

This week on POMM, I discuss the political, moral, and possibly criminal implications of what is taking place with Gov. Andrew Cuomo of New York.