Power Hour with Nina Turner

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  • Power Hour with Nina Turner is a new weekly show where Sen. Turner brings the heat as she speaks truth to power, talks about how to fight the power, and discusses plans on how to leverage PEOPLE power. Listen to a portion of the show wherever you get your podcasts!  Become a member at TYT.com/Join to listen to the full episode.
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Episodes
  • Nina Saves the World

    Nina Saves the World
    Jan 24 2022
    A gunman storms a synagogue in Texas. Urban cowboys look to raise funds for a Compton equestrian center. Voting rights opponents hypocritically post about Dr. King on MLK Day. WWND to save the world from extinction? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    31 mins
  • How to Stop Civil War

    How to Stop Civil War
    Jan 10 2022
    Cenk Uygur and Sen. Nina Turner reflect on their past wins and losses. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer threatens to vote on changing Senate rules on the filibuster. Maxine McNair passes away at age 93. Hillary Clinton blames progressives for potential disastrous midterms. WWND about Republican extremism. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    32 mins
  • Bringback the Fireside Chat

    Bringback the Fireside Chat
    Jan 3 2022
    The CDC shortens their Covid isolation time to potentially appease their owner donors. Archbishop Desmond Tutu passes away at age 90. Rikers Jail's horrible conditions are causing an omicron crisis. WWND about the right-wingers who won't get vaccinated? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    30 mins

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