This conversation with Felix, a Trump supporter, started off pretty heated discussing Medicaid and SNAP cuts, then it turned to a conversation about trans students/athletes, and finally about his daughter who had come out to him. This conversation is what makes the work worthwhile and keeps me coming back to it every day.

Dani interviews Michigan gubernatorial candidate, Marni Sawicki, and talks all things Michigan including PFAS, infrastructure, housing, healthcare, veterans, and government transparency. 

Dani takes on a MAGA 1:1 discussing trans rights and the 2nd Amendment while Live on TikTok. Take a listen and hear what she believes the Democratic Party is missing in the way it does messaging. 

Dani takes a look at a few members of the Trump Administration, their qualifications (or lack thereof), and exactly what it could mean for the people and the country. 

Dani tackles the use of Christianity to support the Trump administration and its attack on unauthorized immigrants in this country and to condemn the people who support humanity. Bring your Bible. 

Ben Shapiro, one of the most prominent conservative voices and head of The Daily Wire, had some interesting thoughts about King Charles' land acknowledgment in Canada. 

A look at Medicaid statistics, real ones, the impact of proposed cuts, and the world we live in where people are mad about government-funded healthcare coverage but perfectly okay with their tax dollars funding corporations who don't provide health insurance or pay a livable wage.

Dani shares her thoughts around democratic messaging, political conversations, and just what is needed in order for us to be successful in not just saving democracy, but also saving each other.

What world are we in when I find myself agreeing with Mitch McConnell and Ben Shapiro? This definitely wasn't on my bingo card for this year.

Dani takes a look at Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth's, use of the social messaging app, Signal, to discuss classified military plans with both his Pentagon and personal phones. The first, included the journalist/editor of The Atlantic. The second, included his wife, brother, and lawyer.