Nancy Rivera and her daughter started a nonprofit called Bridge Kids Give Back. They work to provide food, clothing, supplies, and uplift the homeless/unhoused communities in Massachusetts. We will be talking about how the group started and how you can help grow the effort and make a huge difference in peoples' lives.

Cathy Reisenwitz has been published in The Week, Newsweek, Forbes, the Daily Beast, VICE Motherboard, Reason magazine, Talking Points Memo, Ravishly, Kink and Code and other publications. She is the VP of Comms for San Francisco Sex-Positive Democratic Club and a regular contributor to Exponents Magazine. 

We'll be diving into Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, SESTA and FOSTA, and how best to protect and decriminalize sex work in the US.

Christine Olivo is an activist, community leader, and candidate running for Congress in Florida's 24th Congressional District. We will be talking about criminal justice reform, ending the wars, and her volunteer work with the True Gospel Center, the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition, and Real Justice.

Brianna Coyle is an activist and leader in the New York Libertarian Movement. She is the Outreach Director for Outright Libertarians and a State Coordinator for both the Libertarian Radical Caucus and Youth Caucus of New York. We talk about Libertarian Centrism, coalitions with the left, and the misconceptions of the Libertarian Party.

Leon Rivera is a community leader, activist, and running for Boston City Council in District 7. He is a cofounder of the South End - Roxbury Community Partnership and is continuously working to make his community better for everyone. We discuss the work done, the complexity of Methadone Mile, and his run for Boston City Council.

Domingos DaRosa is a father, community leader, activist, coach, and running for Boston City Council, At Large. He is a cofounder of the South End - Roxbury Community Partnership and has been working with his community to help work towards positive change for everyone on Methadone Mile. We will be discussing the challenges and the issues surrounding Methadone Mile and how the group is working to make a difference for everyone in their community.

Yahaira Lopez is a mother, community leader, autism advocate, and one of the founders of the South End - Roxbury Community Partnership. It is a grassroots based advocacy group seeking to improve the quality of life for ALL in their community. The group has partnered with many different organizations throughout the community and we will be talking about some of them on the show!

This week, I speak with Ari Gabrek. They had an event going on this past weekend, down in New Orleans, benefiting the Trans Resource Network Of Louisiana (TRNOLA). We will also be talking more about TRNOLA, Mutual Aid, and Direct Action.

This Tuesday, we speak with a long time friend of mine, Travis Wentworth. Travis received his PhD from the University of Kansas in Chemical Engineering and he is an expert in cybersecurity, networking and computer modeling.  He is passionate and incredibly knowledgeable in the emerging technologies surrounding cryptocurrency. We will be taking a crash course look into the world Bitcoin, blockchain and the impact of decentralized systems on the way we interact with government, corporations and each other.

This Thursday, we speak with Thomas Daniel Quiter. We discuss disability advocacy and the good and bad outcomes of cannabis legalization.