Join Twigg and Brad as they dive into the first 100 days of the Trump presidency, exploring the chaos and backlash that has defined this period. They discuss the administration's controversial actions, including immigration policies, attacks on institutions, and the impacts on various communities. Comparisons are drawn with FDR's first 100 days, emphasizing the stark contrast in leadership styles -- fear over trust. The conversation also covers the Democratic response, key public figures, and the strategies the party needs to adopt moving forward. With humor and candid insights, this engaging discussion also touches on the role of media, content creation, and the upcoming Democratic primaries.

Join us as Governor Tim Walz visits Twigg’s native Ohio, sharing his vision for responding to the 'primal scream' of citizens rising up in red, purple, and blue counties across the country. Walz reflects on the energy of recent rallies, emphasizing the need for Democrats to reclaim lost trust by consistently showing up and listening to the people's needs. The Governor also discusses who is the “real Democratic leader” at this moment and what lessons he learned from his Vice Presidential campaign. Full episodes on YouTube, Spotify, and now Apple podcasts!

In 2024 Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson wrote a book called What If We Get It Right?: Visions of Climate Futures (which became a NY Times Bestseller!). The heart of that book is 20 interviews with people sharing what getting it right on climate could look like and how we can make those visions into reality, but it wasn't enough! Cue the What If We Get It Right podcast. 

Our first guest is the reason there even is a season 2: Carri Twigg, my homie and co-founder of production company Culture House & co-host of the podcast Twigg & Jenkins. Carri worked in politics at all levels of government from super local to the Obama White House — and was Ayana's bunk mate on a trip to the Arctic last summer. We’re diving in on how cultural change precedes policy change.

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Join Twigg and Jenkins team as they sit down with Adam Hodge, Managing Director of Bully Pulpit Interactive and former USTR official, to break down the complexities of tariffs and their impact on the U.S. economy.

In this episode of Twigg and Jenkins, we welcome Senator Andy Kim for an in-depth discussion on his recent town halls, the challenges of engaging with Republican districts, and the fight to protect Medicaid and other critical services. Senator Kim shares insights into his strategy for countering the Trump administration's policies, reflects on his personal experiences growing up in a politically divided New Jersey, and offers a hopeful message about the power of community and democratic engagement. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about the importance of showing up, even in the toughest political climates.

Congresswoman Sarah McBride joins Twigg and Jenkins to talk hope, policy, strategy, and how we all collectively rise above hate in this historic moment.

Join Jenkins as he welcomes Rohit Chopra, the former Director of the CFPB, to discuss the vital role of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the impact of corporate power on everyday Americans. Also, stay tuned for a brief solo segment with Twigg at the end!

T&J analyze President Donald Trump's first joint address to Congress and the Democrats' whiff of a response. The conversation highlights the importance of content creation and media strategy in today's political landscape, stressing the need for long-form content, events and creative programming. The hosts also touch on Hollywood's potential role in political messaging and the challenges of engaging audiences. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in political communication, media influence, and the dynamics of modern campaigns.

T&J talk Oscars week and the quiet resistance among artists. The shakeup at MSNBC, the Washington Post op-ed pages, and the DOGE destruction in Washington DC.

In this episode, Twigg and Jenkins cover Carri’s op-ed in Rolling Stone, the current political climate under the Trump administration, and the strategic pitfalls of the Democratic Party. Touching upon issues of government overreach, cultural representation in media, and the importance of having proactive leadership, this episode covers substantial ground. The hosts also voice passionate opinions on public figures, governmental policies, and cultural artifacts, making it an insightful and engaging listen. Don't miss this wide-ranging conversation that blends humor, critique, and heartfelt appeals for civic engagement and cultural reflection.