Homebodies is a series of laid-back conversations that explores the nuance of hope-fueled creativity and a collaboration between Good Measure (FindGoodMeasure.com) and The Great Discontent (TheGreatDiscontent.com). We’re asking brand, agency and nonprofit creative leaders to the (Zoom) stage to discuss how their specific efforts are building a more equitable future. This is a laid back conversation — definitely nothing too structured or formal. Think more Armchair Expert than TED talk, more shots in a dive bar than a fancy dinner with your favorite cabernet. Ideally, everyone around the table is challenging each other, offering the best of themselves, and diving deep into interesting provocations that inspire our next move.
Good Measure, The Great Discontent
At long last, election season has arrived for the United States of America. And no matter who you'll be voting for, we can all agree that it's a keystone moment for each of us to drive influential, long-lasting change. For Homebodies' first-ever (special-edition) episode, Hugh Weber and Gabs Schaefer spend time exploring the 2020 Election with Selam Gashaw and Mollie Farrell of Headcount, a non-partisan organization that uses the power of music to register voters and promote participation in democracy. They chat about the Gen-Z prowess of David Dobrik, gathering the masses with Ariana Grande, peer to peer volunteering and what it means to make it to the polls during a pandemic. It's National Voter Registration Day, so tune in and register today at HeadCount.org. Homebodies is a series of laid-back conversations that explore the nuance of hope-fueled creativity. This podcast is a collaboration between Good Measure (FindGoodMeasure.com) and The Great Discontent (TheGreatDiscontent.com).
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