What's The Plan? with Leah Greenberg and Ezra Levin

Happy Pride! Let’s Talk Solidarity.

All authoritarian regimes succeed through divide and conquer. We win with a politics of solidarity – linking arms and treating an attack on one as an attack on all. Take inspiration from the protesters at Stonewall and Delaney Hall, celebrate major primary wins in California and New Jersey, and then live Q&A on election security, ICE funding in the reconciliation fight, No Kings and June 14th, and how to get big money out of politics. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠⁠ [https://indivisible.org/wtp]indivisible.org/wtp [http://indivisible.org/wtp]⁠⁠ [https://indivisible.org/wtp]

From Impossible to Inevitable w/ Darializa Avila Chevalier

Darializa Avila Chevalier is taking on a thirty-year incumbent political machine in New York in one of the defining fights of this primary season. She joins us to discuss what it takes to run against the corporate-backed establishment and win. Then, in a live Q&A: election sabotage, counterprogramming Trump’s birthday White House UFC spectacle, the crisis at the Delaney Hall detention center, and what it really means to practice solidarity. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠⁠ [https://indivisible.org/wtp]indivisible.org/wtp [http://indivisible.org/wtp]

Democracy Is a Team Sport w/ Brad Lander

That's a win. Jasmine Clark just crushed her congressional primary in the first major test of whether we can build real, unified opposition party. We break down the victory and what it means for the movement. Then we're joined by Brad Lander, insurgent congressional candidate and Indivisible fan favorite. Plus a live discussion on election sabotage, the $1.8 billion slush fund for January 6th insurrectionists, and the fallout from the Democratic Party's 2024 autopsy report. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠⁠ [https://indivisible.org/wtp]indivisible.org/wtp [http://indivisible.org/wtp]

All Roads Lead to the South

If you've ever asked yourself what you would have been doing six decades ago when John Lewis, faith leaders, union members, and pro-democracy organizers marched across the Edmund Pettus Bridge to win the Voting Rights Act and secure representative democracy in this country - the answer is: whatever you're doing right now. We welcome Black Voters Matter co-founder LaTosha Brown to talk about mass mobilization against voter suppression and gerrymandering across the former Confederate states. Leah declines to sing, Ezra declines to play his guitar, but LaTosha brings enough talent and inspiration for all of us. Plus your questions on election sabotage, June 14th counter-programming, building a Democratic Party that inspires and delivers, and movement building in times of waves and times of calm. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit ⁠indivisible.org/wtp⁠ [https://indivisible.org/wtp]

How to Build a Democratic Party That Doesn't Lose Again

What do you do when the national Democratic Party parachutes into a competitive congressional primary and puts its fist on the side of a candidate backed by AIPAC and Republican corporate PACs? We find out this week with Randy Villegas, the grassroots candidate the DCCC is trying to take out. Then in Q&A: the Callais decision and election sabotage, a May Day debrief, the DNC shakeup, and how we build a party that actually fights and wins. To learn more and get involved with Indivisible, visit indivisible.org/wtp [https://indivisible.org/wtp]