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Healthcare costs are up, groceries are a personal attack, and Indiana’s money doesn’t manage itself. Enter Coumba Kebe, the Democratic nominee for state treasurer, here to talk money, politics, and what the hell the treasurer actually does.

On this episode of Sorry I’m a Bitch: The Joyful Revolution, Kaylee and Jon sit down with Coumba Kebe, the Democratic nominee for Indiana State Treasurer, to talk healthcare, the cost of living, Indiana’s finances, and what it really means to manage the state’s money. With a background in healthcare and a packed campaign calendar, Coumba shares what brought her into politics, what she hopes to change, and how the treasurer’s office can make a difference in the lives of everyday Hoosiers.

Because democracy is serious business, but that doesn't mean we can't have a little fun with it.

Different perspectives. Honest conversations. A little bit of bitching. A whole lot of joy. Welcome to the revolution.

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The girls are talking books, and no one is safe. Kaylee, host of Sorry I’m a Bitch and president of Indy Book & Sip, is joined by Micah, the club’s social media director, for an unapologetically opinionated conversation about the books they love, the books they hate, and the books they’re convinced everyone else is lying about enjoying.

They’re putting their favorite reads, controversial opinions, and literary disappointments on trial. Is it ever okay to hate a book everyone else loves? And at what point does a book become so hyped that it’s destined to disappoint?

Grab your current read, prepare to defend your five-star ratings, and remember: just because it’s a bestseller doesn’t mean it’s good. And just because we disagree with your book opinion doesn’t mean we won’t still be friends. Probably.

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What happens when your brother is a director at Turning Point, and you’re a Democratic Indiana councilman? Apparently, you still pass the gravy.

Nick Roberts is here to set the record straight on what Thanksgiving looks like when politics hits a little too close to home. In a country that feels more divided than ever, what do you do when someone you love votes, thinks, and believes differently than you?

Nick gets candid about family, political polarization, and the role social media plays in keeping us angry at each other. He also dives into Indiana politics, the recent floods, data centers, and what it’s like trying to find common ground when the divide feels impossible to ignore.

At the end of the day, they’re still brothers. But… who gets to carve the turkey?

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Chelsea and Ellen of Moms for Indiana join the show to talk about turning Instagram frustration into a growing movement — and why local elections matter more than you think. Grassroots organizing, gerrymandering rants, and one very unopened bottle of champagne.

Community, chaos, and a little bit of hope — Hoosier style. Progressive moms, unite.

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Comedian Megan Gailey has graced The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, opened for Chelsea Handler, and released her special Live from My Driveway — and Kaylee slid into her DMs to make this episode happen. Respect.

This one covers a lot of ground. Megan and Kaylee swap stories about pregnancy, marriage, and raising kids who have absolutely no idea what they're doing on a sports field (relatable). 

They dig into the Chelsea Handler roast controversy and what it says about the very specific ways women get publicly torn apart — while a whole lot of other people skate by just fine. There's talk of local politics, PAC money, misinformation spreading at the speed of the internet, and why both of them have quietly deleted social media apps they're not naming names.

Plus: accidental engagements, near-death dining experiences, and a reminder that co-hosting a podcast with a man is actually going great.

Megan is sharp, hilarious, and very much Sorry I'm a B*tch energy. 

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Produced by: Hannah Luree https://www.hannahluree.com
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Jon Boyd hates the government. He'd like you to know that upfront. He's a self-described "easy to hate moderate," a product of the South, and the kind of guest who will absolutely snitch on you to your husband if you slide into Isaiah Martin's DMs. 

Meanwhile, Kaylee is going through something. A gut-feeling TikTok she posted last month just hit 7.7 million views, half the internet thinks she's a witch, and the other half wants her to predict their math test scores. She gave one kid a 72%. He's been studying. She's not taking further questions at this time.

From there, the episode covers boycotts (are they working?), political correct terminology, the backstoryto John's personal podcast and his Louisiana roots, reproductive rights, and why hating the government is actually a completely reasonable personality trait. They close out with the Joyful Revolution segment — real, actual good news, including Indiana's Democratic primary turnout, JD Ford's primary win, and the new generation of fighters pushing back on voter suppression in the Deep South.

It's a mess. It's a great time. Jon hates the government.

Topics covered: Accidental internet psychics · Consumer boycotts · Government distrust · Reproductive rights · Indiana politics & JD Ford · Voter suppression · Rising voices in the Deep South · Burger King

HOSTED BY KAYLEE ELLIS & JON BOYD @MULATTOMUNITIONS
CREATED BY KAYLEE ELLIS & HANNAH LUREE
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What does it really take to fight for joy, justice, and your community from inside a system that wasn't built for you? 

In this episode of Sorry I'm a B*tch, hosts Kaylee Ellis and Jon Boyd sit down with Indiana State Senator J.D. Ford — the first, and so far only, openly LGBTQ+ person elected to Indiana's state legislature for a real, unfiltered conversation as part of the Joyful Revolution series.

Senator Ford flipped a long-held Republican district in 2018 and has been fighting for working families, affordable healthcare, and equal rights for Hoosiers ever since. We get into all of it — the wins, the walls, and what joy looks like when you're making history.

Kaylee Ellis is the co-creator and host of Sorry I'm a B*tch — the podcast for anyone who's ever been called a bitch. A full-time podcaster and part-time wife and mother, Kaylee built the show around candid, unfiltered conversations covering feminism, pop culture, mental health, and everything in between. Known for her humor-meets-heart approach, she's never met a topic she wasn't willing to dig into — unapologetically.

Jon Boyd is the creator behind Mulatto Munitions — a husband, Hoosier daddy, and writer using sharp political commentary and creative storytelling to build a better world for the next generation. Find him everywhere.  

Produced by Hannah Luree

Filmed at Lennox Studios

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Kaylee’s gone full witch mode this week — wine glass in hand, hat slightly askew — joined by Indianapolis sports anchor and reporter Alexa Ross. Together they conjure up some chaos: swapping real-life cemetery ghost stories, ranking the hottest villains, and spiraling deep into the cursed lore of the dybbuk box (with many book tangents along the way, obviously). It’s spooky, unhinged, and full of cackles — like a girls’ night in hell, but with better eyeliner.

Be sure to follow Alexa: @alexaross___

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Kaylee does the unthinkable—she invites a politician to the Sorry I’m a B*tch podcast. Meet George Hornedo, the show’s first-ever male guest and a total anomaly in Congress hopeful territory. He’s young, charismatic, and running for U.S. Congress in Indiana’s 7th District against longtime incumbent André Carson.

Kaylee asks George the questions that actually matter—about Indiana, about why he’s decided to run, and why we should vote for him. It’s a refreshing, funny, and surprisingly heart-filled conversation that reminds us politics doesn’t have to be boring (or full of people we can’t stand).

It’s the political episode you didn’t know you needed: smart, Midwestern, and just chaotic enough to make democracy feel hot again.

You can learn more and support George Hornedo at www.georgehornedo.com

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Kaylee takes us into the heart of Indianapolis in this hometown love letter that’s equal parts history lesson, gossip session, and rabbit hole dive. 

From the theories of hidden underground tunnels that snake beneath the city, to the legacy of Black millionaires who shaped Indiana’s culture and economy, to the quirky and overlooked stories that never make the tourist brochures — this episode is all about Indy. 

Whether you’re a local or just Indy-curious, you’ll walk away with a whole new appreciation (and maybe a few wild facts to drop at your next party).

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