In this engaging conversation, Off_Jawaggon and Taylor have on Chris Kluwe, former punter for the Minnesota Vikings, as he shares his journey from the NFL to becoming a prominent activist for LGBTQ rights and social justice. He discusses his experiences in the league, his passion for music, and the importance of standing up against injustice. The conversation also delves into the political landscape, exploring the responsibilities of individuals in the face of societal issues and the need for collective action against oppression. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of American politics, discussing the consequences of gerrymandering, the historical context of political parties, and the impact of inequality and racism on society. They reflect on the legacy of past leaders, particularly Reagan, and the current state of activism and civil disobedience.

In this conversation, the speakers discuss the alarming rise of authoritarianism and extremism in contemporary politics, emphasizing the importance of recognizing warning signs from those who have experienced fascist regimes. They explore the complexities of political discourse, the challenges of meeting bullies where they are, and the implications of white privilege in activism. The conversation also touches on the existential threat of climate change and the responsibility of white voters in addressing systemic issues. Ultimately, the speakers call for a collective effort to create a better future through informed activism and engagement.

The conversation continues with Andrew Mercado, as we explore the implications of open border trade policies, the manipulation of the US economy by billionaires, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. It discusses the changing perceptions of the United States in Ukraine, the importance of soft power, and the broader geopolitical consequences of supporting Ukraine against Russian aggression. In this conversation, Taylor discusses the complex historical and contemporary issues surrounding World War II, NATO's role, and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. He emphasizes the complicity of various nations in the events leading up to World War II, the potential for a new global conflict if Russia's aggression is not checked, and the importance of supporting Ukraine and its leadership under Zelensky.

Off_Jawaggon and Taylor chat with Andrew Mercado, who shares his experiences and insights on the ongoing war in Ukraine, discussing the resilience of the Ukrainian people, the role of international support, and the political implications of the conflict. The discussion also touches on the misinformation surrounding the war, the challenges faced by the Democratic Party, and the economic impacts of the conflict. Mercado emphasizes the importance of accurate information and the need for a strong response from the West to support Ukraine.

Off_JaWaggon and Taylor bring on Zee Runs Campaigns to discuss the challenges faced by the Democratic Party, particularly in relation to populism, the 2016 election, and the need for a stronger political infrastructure. We emphasize the importance of engaging with rural America, the failures of past campaigns, and the necessity for young activists to take charge. The conversation highlights the disconnect between the party's strategies and the needs of the electorate, advocating for a more aggressive and grassroots approach to politics. You know we have to discuss the shortcomings of the Democratic Party's strategies, particularly its defensive posture against Republican policies.

Zee Cohen-Sanchez discusses the strategies and goals of the National Ground Game, emphasizing the need for grassroots organizing, community engagement, and building a progressive infrastructure to influence elections. The dialogue explores the importance of mobilizing support, understanding voter behavior, and fostering empathy in political discussions, particularly with those who may not align with progressive values.

In this conversation, Vic shares his unexpected journey into political activism through social media, driven by a desire to oppose authoritarianism and support progressive candidates. He discusses his military background, the challenges of shifting from a conservative to a progressive stance, and the importance of grassroots efforts in political campaigns. The conversation also touches on the role of the judicial branch in curbing executive overreach, the influence of foreign powers in American politics, and the need for unity among diverse political groups to combat rising authoritarianism. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the challenges faced by the Democratic Party in effectively communicating their policies and appealing to rural voters. They highlight the need for a stronger presence in media to counteract right-wing narratives and the importance of grassroots activism in local politics. The launch of the 'Find Out Podcast' is introduced as a new initiative aimed at reaching a broader audience and engaging more people in political discourse. The speakers emphasize the significance of civic engagement and the responsibility of individuals to participate in their local communities to effect change.

OffJawaggon and Taylor bring on Pissed Off Bartender again to discuss the current political landscape, expressing disillusionment with both major parties. They critique the ineffectiveness of Democratic leadership and the strategies employed by Republicans, particularly in relation to school vouchers and federal aid. The discussion also touches on the identity of state governance and the need for accountability and empathy in politics, especially among those who have previously supported harmful policies. The importance of empathy and advocacy in society, discussing the challenges faced by marginalized voices and the responsibility of those who can speak out.

Off_Jawaggon and Taylor have Will Westmoreland on the podcast! Tune in for a really great discussion on farming subsidies, welfare and how progressive policies change the lives around us more than people expect.

Off_JaWaggon and Taylor talk with TrevorBWG and Grid Squares about all things deep state and our potential constitutional crisis. Trump is bound to step over the line and if the court can no longer stop him, it will be up to regular people to say no to Facism.