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Heather Cox Richardson

Indivisible MidPen

  • Speak Up- Joe Simitian‘s 13 tips for successful advocacy
    Former California State Senator Joe Simitian shares his 13 tips for successful advocacy. The world is a busy place, so knowing what you want to communicate and how to best get your ideas or messages implemented are crucial for success. These tips can be used not only in politics, but in everyday interactions at work and with family. Former Senator Simitian is a longtime California leader, policy maker and champion of community-powered democracy. He's served in the CA State Senate and the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors among many other endeavors. He's known for his deep listening, pragmatic policy […]
  • Staying healthy in a challenging environment – Mindset, Movement, Nutrition with Empowerment Coach Pao Ortega
    In this episode, Pao Ortega, a reset mind, body, and energy coach, shares her journey from overcoming depression to helping others reclaim their energy and emotional freedom. She introduces her 123 Pao Formula, which emphasizes the importance of mindset, movement, and nutrition in achieving well-being. The conversation explores practical tools for managing stress and anxiety, the science behind breathwork, and the significance of creating effective routines for a balanced life. Pao emphasizes that healing is possible and encourages listeners to take charge of their mental health through self-care and community support.
  • Pillars of Authoritarianism – How YOU can protect Democracy
    In this episode we talk with Susan Austin and Maren Stever from Indivisible Mid-Peninsula about the pillars of authoritarianism and how to protect democracy by taking action to topple those pillars. They discuss the One Million Rising initiative, which aims to mobilize communities against authoritarianism. Topics include the importance of sustained action, the authoritarian playbook, and how individuals can contribute to a collective resistance. The conversation emphasizes the need for community support, the significance of the 3.5% rule in mobilizing the population, and practical strategies for grassroots activism. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage […]
  • A Courage Mindset
    In this episode of the Courage is Contagious podcast, host Carla Pursnani discusses the concept of the courage gap as introduced by Margie Warrell in her book, 'The Courage Gap.' She outlines five powerful steps to take courageous action, emphasizing the importance of focusing on what one wants rather than what one fears, re-scripting mental narratives, and embracing discomfort. Carla shares relatable examples to illustrate how individuals can transform fear into courage and highlights that courage is a skill that can be developed through practice. The episode concludes with a challenge for listeners to take small steps towards courage in […]
  • Prop 50 – Let’s “Prop Up” our country
    In this episode of the Courage is Contagious podcast, host Carla engages with community leaders Deb and Michelle to discuss the critical implications of Prop 50, a ballot initiative aimed at countering Republican redistricting efforts in California. The conversation explores the necessity of Prop 50, its key features, and the potential consequences of its rejection. The guests emphasize the importance of community engagement, voter participation, and the role of independent redistricting commissions in preserving democracy. They also address criticisms of Prop 50 and advocate for a fair voting system that empowers citizens. "It levels the playing field." "The vote is […]

Podcasts

  • Speak Up- Joe Simitian‘s 13 tips for successful advocacy
    Former California State Senator Joe Simitian shares his 13 tips for successful advocacy. The world is a busy place, so knowing what you want to communicate and how to best get your ideas or messages implemented are crucial for success. These tips can be used not only in politics, but in everyday interactions at work and with family. Former Senator Simitian is a longtime California leader, policy maker and champion of community-powered democracy. He's served in the CA State Senate and the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors among many other endeavors. He's known for his deep listening, pragmatic policy […]
  • Smoke Screen? The Hidden Agenda of the SAVE Act
    In this episode Carla and retired lawyer and current voting rights activist Diane Savage discuss the complexities of voter suppression in the U.S., focusing on the implications of a smokescreen act, the SAVE Act. They discuss how the proposed measures would disproportionately affect marginalized communities, the challenges faced in voter registration, and the importance of civic engagement to protect voting rights. The dialogue emphasizes the need for community action and the hope that arises from collective efforts to safeguard democracy.
  • Chasing Justice – Civil Rights DOGED
    In this episode of the Courage is Courageous podcast, host Carla Pursnani and Senior Civil Rights attorney Jessica Plitt talk about the critical role of the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in education, particularly for students with disabilities. They highlight the impact of recent cuts to the OCR, which have severely limited its ability to address discrimination and provide necessary oversight. Jessica shares her experiences and the ramifications of the OCR cuts. Carla emphasizes the importance of advocacy, community support, and proactive measures that families and educators can take to ensure that all students receive the education and accommodations they […]
  • Immigration and the American Dream
    In this episode host Carla Pursnani engages in a profound conversation about democracy, civic responsibility, and the American dream with an anonymous guest who shares her personal journey as an immigrant. Our guest has chosen anonymity due to the ongoing hostilities immigrants are facing in 2025 America. The discussion highlights the importance of civic engagement, the challenges facing democracy, and the need for education and community support to achieve the American dream. The episode emphasizes the significance of freedom of speech, tolerance, and the collective responsibility of society to uplift one another. Listeners are encouraged to take action and get […]
  • Banned, Bared and Bullied: The Assault on Academic Freedom
    In this episode, host Carla Pursnani talks with Kim Gandy, MD, PhD. Kim is a physician, scientist, entrepreneur, and advocate for academic integrity. She’s the Founder and CEO of Play-it-Health. She received her MD from Northwestern University – The Feinberg School of Medicine and her PhD in immunology from Stanford University. Please donate to help our cause: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/indivisiblemidpen?refcode=podcastLearn more about Kim: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimberlygandy/

Indybay Features – SF Bay Area Independent Media Center

Indybay Newswire – SF Bay Area Independent Media Center

  • Musician’s unions condemn Trump’s attack against Bruce Springsteen
    by Lynda Carson
    Bruce Springsteen and Jane Fonda at the 3/28/2026 No Kings rally in Minneapolis.
  • No More " Protective Orders" To Silence Apple Whistleblower Ashley Gjovik & Other Workers
    by LVP
    Apple whistleblower Ashley Gjovik has been fighting for over five years after an illegal firing for trying to get Apple to stop poisoning her and other workers at her office which was located on a toxic dump site and also at her apartment which was next to an illegal Apple Fab factory. Now Apple with the support of a judge is trying to get a protective order to silence her about her health and safety complaints and illegal spying on her by Apple. She spoke out at the San Francisco Federal Court house.
  • Cesar Chavez at 95: Debunking the Myth
    by Edgar Esquivel
    The real history of Cesar Chavez and the history of the UFW is important for working people today
  • Convicted felon President Trump lied about launch of Artemis II
    by Lynda Carson
    Launch of Artemis II
  • Turkish Tanker Hit Near Bosphorus Amid Ukraine “Shadow Fleet” Campaign
    by Alex Guyver
    A Turkish tanker carrying Russian crude was struck by a maritime drone near the Bosphorus, raising tensions in the Black Sea. While no casualties were reported, the incident highlights growing risks to a key global energy route. Ankara condemned the attack as a violation of international law, while Ukraine has not claimed responsibility. Analysts link the strike to Kyiv’s broader campaign against Russia’s “shadow fleet” used to bypass sanctions. The episode comes amid surging oil prices and an ongoing energy crisis in Europe. It also underscores difficult choices for NATO and the EU as geopolitical pressures intensify.
  • SCOTUS Rules Against Trans Community on Transgender Day of Visibility
    by Mountain View Reporter
    On March 31, the day celebrated internationally as Transgender Day of Visibility, the US Supreme Court delivered a major blow to the LGBTQ+ rights movement. The court rejected a Colorado ban on LGBTQ child ‘'conversion therapy", ruling against a law banning the discredited practice on free speech grounds. Demonstrators in Mountain View, CA said the announcement of the ruling was intentionally timed.
  • Zionist CA State Senator Scott Wiener Protested at KQED Congressional Debate
    by LVP
    A protest was held against Zionist San Francisco State Senator Scott Wiener who is running for Nancy Pelosi's seat and was participating in a KQED debate in San Francisco
  • Stop the AI data centers in Gilroy
    by Repost
    The Gilroy community is rallying against a major Data Center in the Gilroy area.
  • ALF Inflicts $40,000 in Damages at Utah Animal Feed Facility
    by Animal Liberation Press Office
    Although a communiquè has not yet been received by the North American Animal Liberation Press Office, news reports from Beryl, Utah, claimed that the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) has caused $40,000 in damages to machinery used to produce food for animals on factory farms.
  • No Karp No Kings No Palantir
    by Granwolf
    Alternative action to the usual No Kings held on March 28.

Lincoln Project

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Lincoln Square

MS Now

'Learning the wrong lessons': Trump's mistakes in Iran pile up

Donald Trump’s fixation on the sensational aspects of warfare and his shallow understanding of setting goals are keeping his mission in Iran directionless and confusing. Veteran Pentagon journalist Barbara Starr, …David Noriega, MS NOW national reporter and Lt. Col. Amy McGrath discuss.

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'Learning the wrong lessons': Trump's mistakes in Iran pile up
'Learning the wrong lessons': Trump's mistakes in Iran pile up
Donald Trump’s fixation on the sensational aspects of warfare and his shallow understanding of setting goals are keeping his mission in Iran directionless and confusing. Veteran Pentagon …
Trump struck dumb as realities of war make a mockery of his bluster
Trump struck dumb as realities of war make a mockery of his bluster
Donald Trump has put a lot of energy into boasting about U.S. military dominance over Iran, including eliminating Iran’s ability to shoot down planes. As is the case with so much of Trump’s talk, …
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell - April 3 | Audio Only
The Last Word with Lawrence O'Donnell – April 3 | Audio Only
Listen to the audio version of The Last Word With Lawrence O’Donnell from the April 3rd broadcast. MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion, and the World. » Subscribe to MS NOW: …
Trump’s Iran war is raising the prices of ‘everything from beer to beef’, economist says
Trump’s Iran war is raising the prices of ‘everything from beer to beef’, economist says
Navy Federal Credit Union’s chief economist, Heather Long, joins MS NOW’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss the industries being impacted by Donald Trump’s war in Iran as the economy is being squeezed …
Dangers of Hegseth’s Pentagon purge during Trump’s war in Iran
Dangers of Hegseth’s Pentagon purge during Trump’s war in Iran
Tom Nichols, Professor Emeritus at the U.S. Naval War College, joins MS NOW’s Jonathan Capehart to discuss how Pete Hegseth’s “firings are mostly about Hegseth” and “his crusade to prove to MAGA …
Iranian forces shot down two U.S. jets, fired on U.S. helicopter
Iranian forces shot down two U.S. jets, fired on U.S. helicopter
Iranian forces are believed to have shot down two American jets — an F-15E fighter jet and an A-10 Warthog, a U.S. official with knowledge of the matter told MS NOW. Additionally, at least one …
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Peninsula Peace and Justice Center

  • No US War on Iran: An Open Letter to the UN Security Council
    The current threat of an attack by the US did not begin with any failure by Iran to negotiate. On the contrary, it began with the United States’ repudiation of negotiations that had already succeeded. The post No US War on Iran: An Open Letter to the UN Security Council appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
  • Video: Resistance Report from Minnesota
    We speak with three activists who are involved in various ways in helping to shape the historic resistance by the Twin Cities to a Federal occupation The post Video: Resistance Report from Minnesota appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
  • Suffocating an Island: What the US Blockade Is Doing to the People of Cuba
    Who will win this demonic game Trump and Rubio are playing with the lives of eleven million Cubans? How long can Cubans hold on as conditions worsen? And what is the endgame? The post Suffocating an Island: What the US Blockade Is Doing to the People of Cuba appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
  • ‘It Should Be Common Sense’: Sanders to Headline Billionaire Tax Campaign Kickoff in California
    “At a time of unprecedented and growing wealth consolidation and income inequality, I strongly support the grassroots effort in California to impose this reasonable and necessary 5% wealth tax on about 200 California billionaires,” Sanders said in a Tuesday statement. The post ‘It Should Be Common Sense’: Sanders to Headline Billionaire Tax Campaign Kickoff in California appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
  • Warnings of ‘Permanent’ Damage to People and Planet as Trump EPA Set to Repeal Key Climate Rule
    “Big Oil has worked tirelessly for decades to undermine rules that protect against emissions, and now that they have their guy in the White House, they are taking their biggest swing yet. It is a corrupt giveaway to Big Oil, plain and simple.” The post Warnings of ‘Permanent’ Damage to People and Planet as Trump EPA Set to Repeal Key Climate Rule appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
  • Webinar: Resistance Report from Minnesota
    We'll speak with several grassroots organizers who are helping to shape the historic resistance by the Twin Cities The post Webinar: Resistance Report from Minnesota appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.

PoliticusUSA

This Nation U.S. Government, Political & Economic News

  • What Was the US Foreign Policy?
    The United States foreign policy has evolved significantly over the centuries, reflecting both domestic and global changes. As the world’s most powerful nation, the U.S. has influenced international relations, trade, and military engagements.  The purpose of this article is to explore what the U.S. foreign policy was, its core principles, and how it has shaped […] The post What Was the US Foreign Policy? first appeared on This Nation.
  • Why Leadership Training Matters in Modern Public Health Sectors
    Public health work rarely happens in small, isolated settings. Most programs involve large populations, complex data, and coordination between multiple organizations. A vaccination effort, a disease monitoring system, or a community nutrition initiative may require cooperation between hospitals, government agencies, research institutions, and local organizations. Without capable leadership guiding those moving parts, even well-designed programs […] The post Why Leadership Training Matters in Modern Public Health Sectors first appeared on This Nation.
  • How Public Communication Influences Trust in Healthcare Institutions
    People usually decide whether they trust a healthcare institution long before they ever step inside the building. This judgment forms through what they hear in the news, what they read online, and what they see shared by hospitals in their communities. A clear update about a health program, a well-explained policy change, or a direct […] The post How Public Communication Influences Trust in Healthcare Institutions first appeared on This Nation.
  • How to Study Political Science
    Political science is the study of governments, political processes, political behavior, and systems of governance. Whether you’re pursuing a degree in the field or self-learning, this guide provides you with practical steps to study political science effectively.  From understanding the core areas of the subject to applying knowledge in real-world situations, mastering political science requires […] The post How to Study Political Science first appeared on This Nation.
  • What Are My Legal Rights?
    Your legal rights is fundamental to navigating the complexities of the legal system. Every citizen has specific rights under the law, designed to protect them from injustice and ensure fairness. These rights are particularly crucial when dealing with law enforcement, the court system, and interactions with government institutions. Being aware of these rights can make […] The post What Are My Legal Rights? first appeared on This Nation.
  • Why Was Freedom of Religion Added to the First Amendment?
    The freedom of religion is one of the most cherished rights in the United States, enshrined in the First Amendment. But why was this right so crucial that it was specifically included in the Constitution?  This article explores the historical background, the philosophical principles, and the societal implications behind the inclusion of religious freedom in […] The post Why Was Freedom of Religion Added to the First Amendment? first appeared on This Nation.

TPM

Vote Riders

  • Hello world!
    Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing! The post Hello world! appeared first on VoteRiders.