“Accidental Activist” Fighting for Alabama Change | Stephanie LaFleur

The TRUTH About Alabama Power & Who It Really Serves | Jeff Ramsey’s Plan for Change

In this episode of Raised Red, Living Blue, we sit down with Jeff Ramsey for a critical conversation about one of the biggest financial pressures facing Alabama families today — the rising cost of power.As many Alabamians struggle to afford groceries, gas, rent, and medical bills, utility costs have become another breaking point. For too many families, it’s no longer just about budgeting — it’s about choosing between keeping the lights on or meeting basic needs.Jeff lays out the case for a major shift in how the Public Service Commission operates — calling for transparency, accountability, and leadership that prioritizes people over corporate profits.This episode dives into:— Why power bills are hitting families so hard across Alabama— The role of the Public Service Commission in setting rates— Concerns about corporate influence and lack of oversight— The need for public meetings, rate hearings, and transparency— How restoring trust in government starts with accountability— What real advocacy for everyday Alabamians should look likeThis is a conversation about more than energy — it’s about fairness, representation, and whether government is working for the people it’s supposed to serve.If you’ve felt the pressure of rising costs and wondered why, this episode breaks it down.🎧 Listen +. Subscribe on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts 📲 Follow the show on social media: @raisedredlivingblueJason WillAlabama NativeProgressive Podcaster Subscribe on Substack: https://raisedredlivingblue.substack.com/ Alabama Real Estate Broker BluePrint Realty Co.Licensed Since 2004☎️ Direct/Call/Text: 251-583-9728🏠 Shop AL Real Estate: https://jasonwill.comWanna Be a Guest on the Show? Connect? Got Feedback?👉 https://forms.gle/1sn85LWHVm22KNMH6

Cutting Through the Noise: Dr. Will Boyd Listens to Alabama Communities

Cutting Through the Noise: Dr. Will Boyd Listens to Alabama Communities We hit the road with Dr. Will Boyd, Democratic candidate for Alabama Governor, as he takes his campaign directly to the people through his “Cutting Through the Noise” Tour — stopping in local barbershops and community spaces across Alabama. From SWOL’s Barber Shop to Sue Mae Barber & Style to Magic City Barber Shop, these aren’t staged events or polished speeches — they’re real conversations with real people about what’s actually happening in their communities. Throughout the tour, Dr. Boyd speaks on the issues that matter most — while also listening, engaging, and meeting people where they are. ✨ This video captures:— honest, unfiltered conversations with everyday Alabamians— Dr. Boyd’s key message and campaign priorities— the importance of showing up in local communities— why grassroots engagement still matters in modern politics— what people are really saying beyond headlines and social media No scripts. No spin. Just conversations. If you believe leadership starts with listening, this is what that looks like. 🎧 Listen +. Subscribe on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts 📲 Follow the show on social media: @raisedredlivingblue Jason WillAlabama NativeProgressive Podcaster Subscribe on Substack: https://raisedredlivingblue.substack.com/ Alabama Real Estate Broker BluePrint Realty Co.Licensed Since 2004☎️ Direct/Call/Text: 251-583-9728🏠 Shop AL Real Estate: https://jasonwill.com Wanna Be a Guest on the Show? Connect? Got Feedback?👉 https://forms.gle/1sn85LWHVm22KNMH6

“Accidental Activist” Fighting for Alabama Change | Stephanie LaFleur

“Accidental Activist” Fighting for Alabama Change | Stephanie LaFleur In Season 2, Episode 9 of Raised Red, Living Blue, we sit down with Stephanie LaFleur, candidate for the Alabama Democratic Executive Committee (SDEC) – District 97. Known online as @glyterpixie on TikTok, Stephanie built a large following by breaking down politics and policy in simple, everyday language. What started as social media commentary eventually turned into activism — and now a campaign to help reform the Democratic Party in Alabama. In this episode, Stephanie shares her journey from “accidental activist” to political candidate, discussing how social media has shaped modern political engagement and why grassroots organizing matters more than ever. We also dive into major issues affecting Alabama today, including political polarization, healthcare access, economic struggles facing working families, and the challenges within the Alabama Democratic Party itself. Stephanie explains why she believes transparency, accountability, and stronger community engagement are necessary for Democrats to compete and build a stronger future for the state. As a mom, community volunteer, and activist, Stephanie says her goal is simple: help everyday Alabamians better understand what’s happening in government and make sure their voices are heard. If you're interested in Alabama politics, grassroots activism, political reform, or the role of social media in modern campaigns, this conversation offers a candid look at the challenges and opportunities facing the state today. 🎧 Listen +. Subscribe on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts 📲 Follow the show on social media: @raisedredlivingblue Jason WillAlabama NativeProgressive Podcaster Subscribe on Substack: https://raisedredlivingblue.substack.com/ Alabama Real Estate Broker BluePrint Realty Co.Licensed Since 2004☎️ Direct/Call/Text: 251-583-9728🏠 Shop AL Real Estate: https://jasonwill.com Wanna Be a Guest on the Show? Connect? Got Feedback?👉 https://forms.gle/1sn85LWHVm22KNMH6

The Real Fight for Alabama’s Working Class | Taylor Cook

The Real Fight for Alabama’s Working Class | Taylor Cook In Season 2, Episode 8 of Raised Red, Living Blue, we continue our conversation with Taylor Cook, Democratic candidate for the Alabama House of Representatives in District 43. Born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi and raised in Geneva, Alabama, Taylor brings a working-class perspective shaped by small-town values like family, community, and hard work. In this Part 2 interview, we dig deeper into the political frustrations many Alabamians are feeling today — including voter apathy, corporate influence in politics, and why local elections may matter more than people realize. Taylor discusses why many voters feel disconnected from politics, the role of grassroots movements in creating real change, and how both major parties have lost the trust of working people. We also explore how everyday Alabamians can become more engaged and why state and local government decisions have a direct impact on our daily lives. If you’re concerned about the direction of Alabama politics, interested in grassroots organizing, or want to understand the perspective of a new generation of candidates, this episode is a must-watch. ✨ Topics discussed:— Why voter apathy is growing— Local vs federal political impact— Corporate influence in politics— Challenges facing working-class Alabamians— Grassroots political change in Alabama— The future of Alabama politics 🎧 Listen +. Subscribe on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts 📲 Follow the show on social media: @raisedredlivingblue Jason WillAlabama NativeProgressive Podcaster Subscribe on Substack: https://raisedredlivingblue.substack.com/ Alabama Real Estate Broker BluePrint Realty Co.Licensed Since 2004☎️ Direct/Call/Text: 251-583-9728🏠 Shop AL Real Estate: https://jasonwill.com Wanna Be a Guest on the Show? Connect? Got Feedback?👉 https://forms.gle/1sn85LWHVm22KNMH6

Meet Dr. Candice Duvieilh: What Competent Leadership Looks Like in Alabama

Meet Dr. Candice Duvieilh: What Competent Leadership Looks Like in Alabama In this new episode of Raised Red, Living Blue, we sit down with Dr. Candice Duvieilh, Democratic candidate for Alabama’s 5th Congressional District, for a conversation centered on preparation, policy, and what competent leadership actually looks like. A former public school teacher, government accounting expert, toddler mom, and wife of a disabled veteran, Candice brings both professional expertise and lived experience to her campaign. With degrees in public policy, public administration, and education, she makes the case that effective representation starts with understanding how government works — and how to make it work better. 📌 This episode focuses on:— Why qualifications and subject-matter expertise matter in Congress— Using data and fiscal discipline to strengthen public programs— Improving education through real policy, not slogans— Infrastructure, resource management, and accountability— Representing North Alabama with preparation and purpose— What it means to be ready to govern on day one Candice’s approach is grounded, practical, and solutions-oriented — emphasizing results, transparency, and stewardship of public resources. If you’re looking for a conversation about governing, not grandstanding, this episode offers a clear look at a candidate running on competence and commitment to North Alabama. 🎧 Listen +. Subscribe on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts 📲 Follow the show on social media: @raisedredlivingblue Jason WillAlabama NativeProgressive Podcaster Subscribe on Substack: https://raisedredlivingblue.substack.com/ Alabama Real Estate Broker BluePrint Realty Co.Licensed Since 2004☎️ Direct/Call/Text: 251-583-9728🏠 Shop AL Real Estate: https://jasonwill.comWanna Be a Guest on the Show? Connect? Got Feedback?👉 https://forms.gle/1sn85LWHVm22KNMH6