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Send in the clowns, they said. And then they invited me and Dana...

When voter suppression gets rebranded, surveillance gets a Super Bowl ad, and the extremists stop whispering.

What 100+ dates can teach you about standards, self-respect, and emotional leakage

From Jeannette Rankin to the Save Act: A History of Women Pushing Back

Today we explored the ultimate woo of life, politics, and chaos magic.

Going to a gay doc is just better. Ask us how we know...

Our Fucked-up Friday took a deep dive into AI racism, billionaire rot, voter suppression, and nuclear brinkmanship.

Today was a wake-up call about the SAVE Act, administrative voter suppression, and the terrifying speed at which women’s rights are being rolled back

Dana gets into essay writing as a defiant act, dating men who would rather open her essays than open their hearts, and so much more.

A hilarious-but-dead-serious spiral from feminist takeovers and queer resistance into the terrifying reality that Trumpism is coming for the press, the vote, and democracy

Direct from Minneapolis, we discussed the omnipresence of ICE and the importance of leading with love.

How do people keep showing up—creatively, politically, and personally—in a moment that feels unstable and dangerous? Sprinkling shows with Star Trek helps.

A memoirist's guide to parasocial exes and emotional analytics.

Announcing a feminist takeover of The Daily Whatever Show + the launch of my new writing project, I Write Out Loud.

We wrestled with a week defined by escalating political abuse, from the arrests of journalists to a sick five-year-old in ICE detention to the U.S. pushing the UN to total collapse. So, fun times.

A recording from Dana DuBois and Ossiana Tepfenhart's live video

An intimate bestie episode today--just us two, covering topics from personal grief and GenX dating to AI anxiety and the sudden welcome return of protest music.

Who needs a script when Frederic comes to chat? Today's show touched on topics related to media power, political danger, and masculinity in crisis.

Huge thanks to Dash for having me on his Brain Talk podcast

Today we explored how nursing is inherently political because nurses see the real-life consequences of corporate healthcare, unaffordable medication, and systemic neglect.

Today we talked about some hard topics including escalation—not violence and but collective pressure. How far are we all willing to go to withdraw our consent?

Musings from the weekend--from the murder in Minneapolis to my time spent in LA with my daughter

As always, our Friday show lived up to its name: a game where everyone loses, especially when the truth always wins.

Today’s show unfolded as a spontaneous bestie day, with Lawrence and I holding a fun catch up chat when our scheduled guest slot fell through.