BREACH UNMASKED: In this explosive episode of The Dangerous Ones, Jim, Tiffany & Nick SOUND THE ALARM on the largest hack ever, a 16 billion-credential dump flooding the dark web.

In this episode you’ll learn how to:

DECODE the info-stealer malware lurking in your system

EXPOSE phishing scams and ATM skimmers exploiting your data

SECURE yourself with 7 easy but powerful tips, password managers, 2FA, breach checks & more

EQUIP your business with a bulletproof breach-response plan

POLITICAL VIOLENCE EXPOSED: In this raw, urgent episode of The Dangerous Ones, Jesse Dollemore & Brittany Page join Jim, Tiffany and Nick to SOUND THE ALARM on the terrifying threats they received simply for speaking out.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

DECODE the chilling messages that crossed the line

UNCOVER the fight to get law enforcement to act, and win rare justice

EXPOSE the responsibility that comes with a million-subscriber platform

EQUIP yourself with strategies to protect your voice and build community

If you believe free speech isn’t negotiable and want to push back against political violence, this episode arms you with hard-earned lessons and real-world tactics.

Jesse Dollemore's video about the ordeal: https://youtu.be/zezy6njwcuw?si=k0FxuerxNEst9rH4

Brittany Page's video about the ordeal: https://youtu.be/XMsGU531hD8?si=EIzk9eLuK8HKlNgy

When Donald Trump ordered the strike on Iran, was it a bold foreign policy move or a blatant violation of the Constitution? On this episode of The Dangerous Ones, we bring in Dr. Casey Dominguez, political science professor and author of Commander in Chief, to give a definitive answer. Spoiler: It was unconstitutional, illegal, and impeachable. Dr. Dominguez breaks down how presidential war powers were designed by the Founders, why Congress, not the president, holds the power to initiate military conflict, and how Trump’s actions ignored the law with zero justification.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone trying to hold their ground in political conversations and for everyone who wants to understand how dangerously thin the legal ice has become. We also dive into what Congress should be doing, how partisan dysfunction is eroding checks and balances, and why the American people must not stay silent. This isn’t just a Trump problem. It’s a democracy problem. And we are way past the point of pretending it didn’t happen.

The People's Hotline is BACK, and in this episode, we pass the mic to you. From Virginia to Alaska to Oregon and beyond, listeners call in with raw, unfiltered messages about Trump fatigue, ICE raids, political disinformation, grassroots resistance, and why the fight still matters. Jim and Tiffany Drastic hold it down in the studio. Nick's out this round, but the calls are on fire, and the responses are full of humor, empathy, and that signature Dangerous Ones edge.

You'll hear from a blind 22-year-old voter who came of age under Trump, a fired-up 75-year-old protester in Bellingham, and several callers demanding better Democratic messaging. There are reminders about your legal rights during ICE crackdowns and a full-throated rallying cry for HOT PROTEST SUMMER.

Tune in, take heart, and call the hotline at 503-212-4600 to add your voice. The Danger Core is growing, and we hear you.

Congressman Mark Pocan of Wisconsin's 2nd district joins The Dangerous Ones for a fiery and fearless conversation about the state of American democracy in 2025. From breaking down Trump's billionaire tax scam to calling out lawmakers too afraid to face their constituents, Pocan brings clarity, grit, and urgency. We dig into why Democratic messaging keeps missing the mark, how the GOP floods the zone with distractions, and what it will take to fight back with real power.

We also talk about political violence, the importance of town halls, and the rise of a new generation of small-town resistance. Pocan makes it clear that progressives are not the problem, they're the firewall. If you're angry, frustrated, and ready to do something about it, this episode is the rallying cry you’ve been waiting for.

SUBSCRIBE TO REP. POCAN'S PODCAST 'WITH LIBERTY & JUSTICE FOR SOME" HERE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/with-liberty-and-justice-for-some/id1794881118

In the aftermath of the record-shattering No Kings Day protest, which saw up to 13 million people take to the streets across America and around the globe, Jim Drastic and Nick Knudsen return with breaking news: the next national day of action is already on the horizon. In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, they preview the upcoming Good Trouble Lives On mobilization, scheduled for July 17 to honor the legacy of Congressman John Lewis. The hosts dive into the numbers behind No Kings Day, compare it to historical protests like the Women’s March and Hands Across America, and outline how this new wave of activism is building sustained pressure toward real democratic reform. If you care about voting rights, civil liberties, and pushing back against authoritarianism, this is your call to action.

For more information about the Good Trouble Lives on Protest visits:  https://bit.ly/goodtroublejuly

On this explosive episode of The Dangerous Ones, Jim, Tiffany, and Nick break down the jaw-dropping new ad from Progress Action Fund that’s got the White House, and Fox News scrambling. The ad, which dramatizes ICE agents kidknapping a young woman based on only her appearance, is already going viral for its shocking realism and political punch. We dig into the strategy behind the ad’s powerful narrative, its brutal takedown of Republican immigration policy, and how it successfully shifts young male voters away from the GOP by up to four points. You’ll hear why bold, cinematic political storytelling is finally catching fire on the left, and why this ad may be one of the most effective of 2025.

We also spotlight the creators behind the movement, Joe Jacobson and Kyle Richards, and examine how Progress Action Fund’s disruptive messaging and data-driven ad testing is changing the game for Democratic campaigns in swing states. From Fox News backlash to Gen Z engagement, this episode covers the intersection of viral media, modern voter suppression, targeted political messaging, and the urgent fight for civil rights. Plus, the hosts reflect on their own approach at Eleven Films and how this new wave of political content is reshaping the battle for hearts, minds, and votes.

In this episode of The Dangerous Ones, Jim, Tiffany, and Nick share six essential tips for anyone looking to build a grassroots movement from the ground up. They speak from experience, reflecting on how they went from hosting a protest with just six people to organizing one that stretched across four city blocks. With raw honesty and sharp humor, they talk about how to make your message urgent, your content shareable, and your presence felt both online and in the streets.

This isn’t a masterclass in going viral. It’s a guide to building something real. From crafting bold content to creating a core community that actually shows up, the team outlines how to grow a movement with impact. Whether you're fighting for clean water, housing rights, or butterfly survival, these six tips are your toolkit. If you’ve ever felt the urge to do more, this episode will show you how to start.

It’s been a full decade since Trump rode down that tacky golden escalator and vomited racism into America’s bloodstream and we’ve been dealing with the fallout ever since. In this raw and unfiltered episode, Jim, Tiffany, and Nick break down five major ways the country has changed since that moment: from the normalization of disinformation to the collapse of our global credibility, nothing was left untouched.

What really happened on No Kings Day? In this episode, Jim, Tiffany, and Nick break down the truth behind the largest protest in American history. From the sea of over 25,000 in Portland to the hundreds of small-town standouts across red-state America, this was a grassroots explosion of democracy with minimal conflict and maximum solidarity. The media spun it. We were there. And we’re here to set the record straight.

From skeleton-stretcher signs to cops accepting flags, this was a day of unity, irreverence, and resistance. The crew shares personal stories, viral moments, and the single agitator who said she had “a king.” Plus, they contrast the vibrant, people-powered protest with Trump’s flop of a fascist-themed birthday rally. It’s hilarious, heartfelt, and a reminder that we’re just getting started. Bring someone next time.