The DarbiCast

In this episode, Darbi talks with longtime friend and creative collaborator Lizz Winstead (The Daily Show, Lady Parts Justice) to talk comedy, life, and reproductive freedom.

As a performer, Winstead brought her political wit to The Daily Show as a correspondent and later to the radio waves co-hosting Unfiltered, Air America Radio’s mid-morning show, where she brought on board Hip Hop legend, Chuck D and political big brain Rachel Maddow.

As co-creator and former head writer of The Daily Show and Air America Radio co-founder, Lizz Winstead has helped changed the very landscape of how people get their news.

Known as as one of the top political satirists in America, Winstead tours the country bringing her razor sharp insights to the stage and selling out shows from LA to NYC.

HOW THEY DID IT is produced in partnership with Pregame Magazine. Our theme music is by Girls Like Bass.

In this episode, Darbi talks with Allison Jaslow, Chief of Staff of Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America, about her time in the military and her current position advocating for veterans.

As Chief of Staff Allison oversees management, operations, administration, and all internal functions at IAVA. Allison is a former Army Captain who served two combat deployments in Iraq and has a diversity of experience that includes stints on political campaigns across the country, in the White House and on both sides of Capitol Hill. She recently served as Chief of Staff and Campaign Manager for Congresswoman Cheri Bustos and was also Press Secretary for Senator Jim Webb where she was involved in efforts to protect the legacy of the Post-9/11 GI Bill.

HOW THEY DID IT is produced in partnership with Pregame Magazine. Our theme music is by Girls Like Bass.

Darbi talks to Jamal Smith (Hillary for America, Equinox) about love, politics and body image.

HOW THEY DID IT is produced in partnership with Pregame Magazine. Our theme music is by Girls Like Bass.

Darbi talks to David Plotz (CEO Atlas Obscura) about his transition from Slate to Atlas Obscura.

David Plotz, the former editor of Slate, is host of the Political Gabfest and is also CEO of Atlas Obscura. Before joining the magazine in 1996, Plotz was a senior editor and staff writer for the Washington City Paper. Plotz has written for the New York Times Magazine, Harper's, Rolling Stone, GQ, the New Republic, and the Washington Post, among other publications. He is the author of The Genius Factory: The Curious History of the Nobel Prize Sperm Bank and, most recently, Good Book: The Bizarre, Hilarious, Disturbing, Marvelous, and Inspiring Things I Learned When I Read Every Single Word of the Bible, based on his "Blogging the Bible" series for Slate.

HOW THEY DID IT is produced in partnership with Pregame Magazine. Our theme music is by Girls Like Bass.

Darbi talks to her partner, Ciara Pressler, about HOW THEY DID IT.

HOW THEY DID IT is produced in partnership with Pregame Magazine. Our theme music is by Girls Like Bass.