Sandy and Nora talk politics Are protests ... useless?
Oct 21, 2025
Sandy and Nora dive into the purpose of protests, challenging the idea that recent gatherings were ineffective. They highlight the significance of the No Kings protests and the Global March of Women in Quebec City, showcasing their diverse turnout. The hosts argue that protests provide valuable insights into public sentiment and necessary data for organizers. They emphasize the importance of engaging in offline movements, using humor and creativity in protests, and the need for solid alternatives to critiques, all while reaffirming the crucial role of dissent against authoritarianism.
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Personal Health Update From Nora
- Nora describes being halfway through daily radiation and feeling tired but optimistic about treatment.
- She frames her medical experience as manageable and shares hope for completion soon.
Sandy At No Kings Rally
- Sandy attended a No Kings rally in Los Angeles and noted high energy and many honks from passing cars.
- She emphasized the scale across multiple neighborhoods and nervousness due to intense crackdown.
Global March Of Women In Quebec City
- Nora attended the Global March of Women in Quebec City with an estimated 20,000 participants and many buses.
- She described the march as enormous, energetic, and built by organizing over months.