Kelly speaks with Robert Reynolds, Co-founder of VoteTripling.org, about the technique of vote tripling, used by campaigns in Get-Out-The-Vote efforts, and about the VoteTripling.org PAC and its mission.

Kelly and Sophy chat with freelance journalist Kaz Weida about the lack of diversity in US newsrooms and how that affects coverage of current events and politics in the news media.

Kelly talks to her sons, Teddy, age 7, and Arthur, age 4, about Martin Luther King, Jr.

Kelly speaks with Lynsy Smithson-Stanley, Partnerships Director at the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication, about why climate change is difficult to talk about and how YPCCC is working to improve that communication to get people to care and act on climate in our changing media and political landscape.

Sophy and Kelly speak with Neil Leary, the Director of the Center for Sustainability Education at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Dickinson is rated one of the greenest colleges in America by several rating agencies and has incorporated sustainable practices into every aspect of the institution, from facilities to academics.

Sophy and Kelly speak with Galen Miller, Executive Director of Pack Your Back, a 501(c)(3) that collects funds and school supplies to donate to the children of Flint and beyond. Than Sophy speaks with Kelly about Knitters for Flint, a fundraiser by crafters to raise money for Pack Your Back via knitting and crocheting.

Kelly talks to Nathanial Stinnett, Founder and Executive Director of the Environmental Voter Project, about the organization's strategy to get out the vote among environmentalists so that environmental issues become a priority for politicians who focus on the issues of concern to likely voters.

Sophy and Kelly chat with Scott Dworkin, Co-Founder & Lead Investigator of the Democratic Coalition and host of The Dworkin Report, about the work of the Democratic Coalition, what he sees as the endgame of the Mueller Investigation, and how we focus and stay alert in our crazy new cycle.

Kelly talks to Frieda Edgette, founder of Courage to Run, the nation's premier, nonpartisan 5K run/walk and party celebrating women getting civically active and running for office

Kelly chats with Amee Vanderpool, Director of the Inanna Project and contributor to Playboy, about women's issues and politics in 2018, the rise of women on social media, and what to expect for women in 2019 and 2020.