Here Comes the Sunrise

Brendan and Ummiya sit down with Dayton City Commission candidate Shenise Turner-Sloss and talk about her campaign. Dayton folks, get out and vote by May 4th! Shenise For Dayton - https://shenisefordayton.com/

Ummiya and Terah sit down to talk about the recent attacks on Asian women in the United States.

We're reading Winning the Green New Deal, a book put out by the Sunrise Movement to help break down the The Green New Deal. Join us as we start with the Introduction

This series is nothing new, but we wanted to give it a solid name. So Brendan and Ummiya sit down and talk what happened this week in the news.

In this episode, Brendan, Terah and Ummiya talk about the 15 dollar minimum wage and how important it for our country to adopt it. Along with a session of Mindfulish.

Brendan sits down with Noah, a representative of Sunrise Oberlin, to talk about HB6 and what is going on up in Oberlin

Brendan and Terah discuss this weeks news including Biden bombing syria, coronavirus deaths and bills passing the senate.

This weeks episode consists of the disaster happening in Texas and criticizing Joe Biden. Also some good news :)

Brendan sits down with David Borth and Matthew Worsham from this podcasts own hub right here in Dayton.

Happy Black History Month and Valentines Day! In this weeks episode we talk about the situations in Russia and Myanmar, the impeachment trial in the senate, updates on vaccine rollout and the Gina Carano controversy.

Brendan and Ummiya give a quick episode talking about impeachment, the aftermath of the capitol riots, Biden's Inauguration and some Sunrise Movement updates. This episode is dedicated to two dear friends that were lost too soon.

Brendan, Ummiya and Terah talk about the horror show that happened in Washington D.C. on the 6th

After a winter break the crew is back and ready to podcast

Terah, Brendan and Ummiya talk Covid updates and Biden's potential cabinet members. In our new segment "Acting Up" Brendan touches on the protests in Poland over abortion rights. Terah talks about measuring happiness in "mindfulish."

Brendan, Ummiya and Terah talk about Joe Biden's win. Brendan sits down with former congressional candidate Eric Moyer.

The election is finally here! Brendan and Ummiya talk about how they feel about this Tuesday and beyond

Brendan, Ummiya and Grace talk about the election in it's final week, Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation, the final debate and "cow farts"

Amari, Ummiya, Terah and Brendan discuss the weekly news topics including Donald Trump and Joe Biden's town halls, The bs supreme court hearings and more.

Brendan and Ummiya talk updates on Trump's Covid-19 case, the VP debate, and the plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.Brendan sits down with the Columbus Hub Coordinators

Grace, Terah, Amari and Brendan talk about their good, bad and ugly of the debate and cover the president not only catching Covid-19 but knowingly spreading it to his own supporters

Brendan and Ummiya discuss a Green New Deal MythTerah, Brendan and Ummiya take over what's new in the news with a little bit of good news this week with the normal bad newsBrendan sits down with Sunny from Sunrise Cleveland to talk about the amazing things Sunrise Cleveland is accomplishing.

Terah, Amari and Brendan take over What's New in the News this week covering Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing and what it could mean for the future of our nation, updates on the wildfires rampaging across western US states and moreGrace and Terah steal the show with mindful-ish yet againBrendan and Ummiya sit down with former candidate Albert Lee to talk about his campaign and the Portland protests.

Amari and Brendan sit down with U.S. Senate candidate Jessica Scarane who is running to unseat Chris Coons on September 15th 2020

Ummiya, Terah and Brendan talk about California wildfires, Mulan, Trump on fallen soldiers, and police brutality in Dayton.Terah and Grace bless us with their wonderful segment Mindful-ishBrendan interviews Asia Gibbs from the local Solution Movement on police brutality and Black Lives Matter.