Sarah Jones

Sarah Jones, a Tony Award-winning performer and filmmaker, shares her humorous yet poignant insights on cancel culture. She highlights its complexities and the importance of empathy instead of punishment. By slipping into various characters, she illustrates the need for understanding and learning from mistakes. Jones emphasizes historical context and the unintended consequences of social movements, urging a shift toward grace and self-reflection for better societal dialogue.

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.

Join comedian Lilly Singh, known for her YouTube fame and late-night antics, along with Nadya Tolokonnikova from Pussy Riot and award-winning actor Sarah Jones as they explore the power of loud voices. They discuss the rewards and backlash of challenging cultural norms, particularly as women and activists. Lilly shares her journey as a South Asian woman in entertainment, while Nadya recounts Pussy Riot's defiance against political repression. Sarah highlights the importance of representation in storytelling, emphasizing the impact of diverse and bold narratives.