This week, we're looking at North Carolina. Emily spoke with Representative - and hat icon - Alma Adams to discuss how North Carolinians are "Ridin' with Biden" and vote-by-mail anxieties. Plus, Down Home North Carolina Field Director, Mia Ives-Rublee, discusses organizing in the rural South and how you can best activate your network. Follow us on Instagram @YourPresidentialPlaylist to find your action item of the week.

We're partnering with Women Belong in the House to bring you this special conversation with Congresswoman Katie Porter. Emily spoke with Rep. Porter about the Biden-Harris ticket and who she'd love to take a crack at in her next committee hearing. Subscribe to Women Belong in the House anywhere you listen.

We're sharing an episode of a podcast we think you'll like: Things That Go Boom, your friendly neighborhood national security podcast. This season, host Laicie Heeley is looking at the shadowy, silent threats to our security - information warfare, mercenaries, global viruses. The episode we're sharing is called Inner Decay, an examination of misinformation and disinformation that makes us think deeper about what this all means for the 2020 presidential election and our democracy at large.

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In honor of the Democratic National Convention (virtually) kicking off in Milwaukee this week, we're talking all about Wisconsin. On today's episode, Emily sits down with Congresswoman and Democratic Convention speaker Gwen Moore and BLOC Executive Director Angela Lang to discuss how Milwaukee voters are mobilizing for 2020. Follow us on Instagram @YourPresidentialPlaylist to find your action item of the week.

This season of YPP, we're digging deep into the challenges facing voters in the states that will decide the general election. To set the table, Emily sat down with the best in the field: former Presidential candidate and Senator Amy Klobuchar, CEO of the National Vote At Home Institute Amber McReynolds, and CEO of Vote.org Andrea Hailey.

Emily Tisch Sussman is back with the general election in full swing -- Welcome to Your Presidential Playlist! Emily's putting on her campaign manager hat and taking you to the swing states that will decide the 2020 election. Each week, listeners will receive an action item so you can make a difference regardless of where you live.

A conversation with Senator Cory Booker for the 92Y XYZ Summit. Emily and Senator Booker discuss how Congress is responding to COVID-19 and Booker's experience running for President.

This Women's History Month, we're thinking about the past, present, and future of women’s political power. Back in December, Emily sat down with Cecile Richards on stage at the Aspen Institute where she discussed the women who inspire her, the goals of Supermajority, and what President Obama said in his phone call to her after passing the Affordable Care Act.

All eyes are on South Carolina as the competition between Democratic candidates intensifies. The Palmetto State's primary will be a test for its sizable African American population—which candidates will fare the best amongst one of the 2020 election’s most important voting blocs? Emily is joined by Bre Maxwell, the political director for Jaime Harrison’s Senate campaign against Lindsey Graham, along with Tameika Isaac Devine, a councilwoman in Columbia, South Carolina.

This election season, what happens in Vegas won’t be staying in Vegas. That’s right: the Nevada caucuses are coming up, and they’ll be the first truly diverse state to vote in the primary so far. Emily sits down with Nevada’s Lt. Governor Kate Marshall and state Senator Yvanna Cancela to discuss the issues important to Nevada’s diverse population, and Mi Familia Vota’s Cecia Alvardo discusses the importance of organizing in the state’s Latinx communities before elections.