Sarah Jones, a filmmaker and actor, shares her personal experience with cancel culture and suggests a better way to hold others — and ourselves — to account. She explores the impact and fear of cancel culture, its historical roots, and its flaws in creating a more equitable society. She also advocates for empathy and conversation as alternatives to simply canceling individuals.

Join vibrant comedian Lilly Singh, Pussy Riot co-founder Nadya Tolokonnikova, and accomplished artist Sarah Jones as they dive into the challenges of being unapologetically loud. They share personal stories of resilience against societal norms and discuss the impact of their activism. The trio explores themes of identity, representation, and the pushback loud women often face in their fight for social justice. Their insights highlight the power of their voices in defiance of oppressive systems and the necessity of creating inclusive spaces for future generations.

Guests Sarah Jones and Veronica Riccobene discuss Trump's RNC speech, National Conservatism, and J.D. Vance's dangerous abortion stances being whitewashed. They delve into related media coverage, political critiques, and implications of conservative beliefs in the Republican Party.

Celebrated playwright, Sarah Jones, discusses trusting creative intuition, overcoming self-doubt, the importance of art for human survival, using laughter to open minds, uncovering hidden creative power, finding compassion in a culture of fear, and the power of following one's inner voice in decision-making. Join Sarah for insights on embracing creativity and making the world a better place with your unique gifts.

Marshall Steinbaum, an expert on economics and public policy, and Sarah Jones, a political commentator focusing on societal issues, dive deep into the pandemic's aftermath. They discuss how COVID-19 has reshaped protests, exposed political failures, and highlighted the dangers of passive eugenics, especially concerning marginalized workers. The conversation critiques government responses and explores the shifting political landscape, voter suppression, and the future of the Republican Party amid changing voter sentiments. It's a sobering look at the intertwined fates of public health and politics.