Joey Bada$$, an influential hip-hop artist, discusses the intersection of music and social justice, emphasizing how hip-hop can drive political awareness. Tony Schwartz shares insights on celebrity endorsements, particularly Oprah Winfrey's rally for Kamala Harris, and their impact on voter motivation. Chris Hayes and Joan Walsh analyze the evolving political landscape, while Brittney Cooper highlights the importance of diverse voices in activism. Together, they explore how technology and creativity can reshape engagement in the upcoming elections.

Joan Walsh, a national affairs correspondent at The Nation focusing on abortion politics, joins to dissect Donald Trump’s recent bizarre rants about female voters. They discuss the striking NBC News poll showing Kamala Harris leading Trump by 21 points among women. Walsh explains how Harris successfully connects with female voters, contrasting Trump's alienating strategies, particularly regarding abortion rights. The conversation explores the evolving political landscape and how women's roles and sentiments are shifting against the backdrop of recent events.

Joan Walsh, a national affairs correspondent at The Nation who writes about the politics of abortion, joins the discussion to unpack Donald Trump’s recent rants targeting female voters. They delve into how Kamala Harris is successfully appealing to women, unlike Trump, who seems to be increasingly alienating them. The conversation highlights the impact of reproductive rights and contraception on women's political engagement, along with the significant shifts in voter sentiment following recent polls and the Dobbs decision.

Joan Walsh, a national affairs correspondent for The Nation, and Christopher Cadelago, California bureau chief at Politico, discuss Kamala Harris's emerging role as the likely Democratic nominee. They delve into her biography and rising popularity post-Biden. Key topics include her stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict and implications for voter perceptions, especially among Jewish constituents. The conversation also touches on her grassroots support in rural areas and how her focus on reproductive rights resonates with evolving voter priorities.

Joan Walsh and Donald Cohen join the show to discuss their book "Corporate Bullsh*t," exposing the lies politicians and business interests tell to protect their power and profits. They explore the social and psychological dynamics behind arguments against progressive policies, including moral defenses of child labor. The podcast also delves into how industries create doubt and spread lies, as well as the motivations behind the authors' work. Listeners are urged to pre-order the book to uncover corporate manipulation.