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Heather Cox Richardson: LIVE from Ohio

On September 27th, in a high school auditorium near Cleveland, Heather Cox Richardson spoke to a group of nearly 1,000 Red Wine & Blue members. She and Katie Paris talked

Is There Hope For The Climate? (with Emily Atkin)

Climate journalist Emily Atkin is a pessimist. Or maybe she's a realist. Or maybe she's actually hopeful? One thing's for certain: she's not going to stop calling out tec

Bonus: RWB on The Daily Beans

This week, Red Wine & Blue founder Katie Paris and our Director of Distributed Organizing Missy McGinnes joined Allison Gill on The Daily Beans to talk about the midterms

Put Women in the Driver's Seat (with Kate Stayman-London)

Romance novels are already political, but one that features two campaign staffers and ends with a call for its readers to run for office is *definitely* political. This w

Katie Gave A TED Talk! (with Kelly Stoetzel)

On June 13th in Philadelphia, Red Wine & Blue founder Katie Paris did something she'd never done before: give a TED talk. Three months later, her speech on breaking the o

How To Protect Voting Rights (with Stacey Abrams)

Are you worried about voting rights going into this year's midterm elections? We are too. But just being worried doesn't fix the problem. In fact, if we let it make us l

Take the Risk! (with Karen West)

Today we're getting back to our local organizing roots with Karen West, the leader of a Red Wine & Blue Network group in Pennsylvania. She recently held a talent show and

Putting The "Ick"... Back Into Politics? (with Bennett Rea)

Red Wine & Blue is all about taking the "ick" out of politics. We believe that the best way to improve this country is to build community and listen to our neighbors rath

Women Can Figure This Out (with Sara Wiles)

This week, we were lucky enough to sit down with Sara Wiles: a mom, entrepreneur, political activist, and content creator. Whether it's reaching millions of people on Ins

You're Never Alone (with Carrie Dix)

We're continuing the theme of women in the South fighting for democracy this week, and Red Wine & Blue Network leader Carrie Dix is such an inspiration. She lives in Geor

We're Not Abandoning The South (with Amanda's Mild Takes)

Amanda Nelson has become a political powerhouse without really meaning to. After Trump's second inauguration, she started posting online as Amanda's Mild Takes, sharing s

Rest is Productive (with "Anti-Career Coach" Danielle Roberts)

While presenting at TED Democracy last month, Katie Paris met a fellow presenter named Danielle Roberts. Danielle calls herself an "anti-career coach" and is all about de

Evangelicals Are The Original Trad Wives (with Kristin Du Mez)

Kristin Du Mez's book Jesus and John Wayne changed the way that America sees evangelicals. It even inspired many evangelical women to leave the church, giving them words

Quesadilla Diplomacy (with Julie Jahde Pospishil)

When Julie joined us on our Heather Cox Richardson event this month, she shared how she's supporting immigrants by taking groups of friends to Spanish-speaking restaurant

We Laugh So We Don't Cry (with Allison Gill)

Allison Gill has lived a lot of lives. She's a Navy veteran, a PhD, a comedian, a whistleblower at the VA, and a podcaster. And we actually consider all of that public se

Reclaiming America's 250th (with Heather Cox Richardson)

Last night, we were joined by historian Heather Cox Richardson to celebrate America's 250th birthday -- not with a UFC fight or a poorly-planned "Great American State Fai

Heather Cox Richardson Is Joining Us Tonight!

This week, the podcast is coming one day late… but it’s for a very good reason! Our favorite historian Heather Cox Richardson is joining us tonight to talk about reclaimi

You Can't Stop Planned Parenthood (with Nan Whaley and Gwynne Perry)

Today is the four-year anniversary of the Dobbs decision -- the day the Supreme Court overturned Roe vs. Wade and with it, our constitutional right to abortion care. But

A View of America from Italy (with Zerlina Maxwell)

Last year, political journalist Zerlina Maxwell did something that most of us only dream about: she moved to Sicily. She’s been speaking truth to power for years as a ra

Are You Available For Connection? (with Prentis Hemphill)

This week, we're re-running one of our favorite episodes: our conversation with the incredibly wise Prentis Hemphill. We'll be back next week with a brand new episode! S