Progressives, and the Democratic Party more generally, are often vexed by the fact that many voters will report preferring progressive policy in issue polling, and indeed will vote for progressive policy at the polls, but will simultaneously vote for Republican candidates who oppose those very policies. Listen along as Megan and Clayton explore why we might want to take these polls with a grain of salt and what we should do instead going forward.

The last couple of decades have seen a nationwide trend towards a more overbearing style of parenting, but this "Helicopter Parenting" has a whole host of negative consequences for children and their development into young adults. Listen along and Clayton and Megan examine why we should reject it in favor of more independence for kids.

There has never been a time in American history where everyone could easily vote and there was no voter suppression. However, between 1965 and 2014, we had a powerful tool to stop it in the form of the Voting Rights Act. That is, until the Supreme Court decided we didn't need it anymore. Listen along as Megan and Clayton take you through a history of voting rights in America and explain the consequences of the country's current turn against voting rights.