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Is Europe becoming more accepting while America becomes more divided? 26-74 This week on The Karel Show, Karel is joined live from Ukraine by journalist Scott Jacobson to break down the biggest LGBTQ stories happening around the world—and the contrast between progress abroad and culture wars in the United States is impossible to ignore. In this episode: *

'BradCast' 5/7/2026: GOP Seeks Immunity for Big Oil; White South Rising Again After SCOTUS Ruling by Progressive Voices

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Will Iran, Inflation & Extreme Heat Destroy Summer 2026? | America's New Travel Crisis Summer 2026 is almost here… but instead of vacations, road trips, and backyard BBQs, Americans are facing soaring gas prices, expensive hotels, dangerous heat, and growing anxiety about travel. Is the Iran conflict about to ruin summer for millions of people? In this episode of The Karel Show, Karel breaks down: * How rising oil prices tied to Iran are impacting summer travel * Why many Americans may skip vacations altogether * The growing divide between wealthy travelers and everyone else * Extreme heat, climate fears, and health concerns across the West * Why the “K-shaped economy” is becoming impossible to ignore Plus: * Billie Eilish sparks outrage after saying you can't truly love animals while eating them * Why some beliefs become the “hill you're willing to die on” * And what values people refuse to compromise anymore

'BradCast' 5/6/2026: Reforming Our Illegitimate SCOTUS by Progressive Voices

Why We're Getting Sicker (And Ignoring It) | The Real Health Crisis No One Fixes by Progressive Voices

This time on CodeWACK! What if the rising cost of health care — the surprise bills, the shrinking choices, the long waits — weren't random at all, but largely the result of quiet, strategic consolidation happening behind the scenes? The Center for Health & Democracy has been working to reveal just this. Founded by former insurance executive-turned-whistleblower Wendell Potter, the organization shines a light on how corporate power shapes the American health care system — and what it means for patients and families. Joining us today is Rachel Madley, the Center's Executive Director. A scientist by training and a federal health policy expert, Rachel also brings lived experience navigating the health system with Type 1 diabetes — giving her unique insight into how policy decisions ripple into real lives. Today, we're talking about the Center's recent Sunlight Report, a first of its kind investigation into the corporate structure and expansion of UnitedHealth Group, the largest healthcare company in the world. The report pulls back the curtain on health care consolidation and reveals how deeply corporate expansion is reshaping who delivers care, how much it costs, and who ultimately benefits. Check out the Transcript and Show Notes for more! And please keep Code WACK! on the air with a tax-deductible donation at heal-ca.org/donate.

'BradCast' 5/5/2026: The Corrupt Hypocrisy of the SCOTUS Majority; 'Project Deadlock' in Persian Gulf by Progressive Voices

Are We Living in a Real-Life Hunger Games? Wealth, Power & The American Divide Are we watching a dystopia unfold in real time? As celebrities walk the Met Gala runway in gowns worth more than most Americans make in a year, millions are cutting back on groceries, gas, and basic necessities. Nearly 90%+ of Americans aren't millionaires—and they're feeling it every single day. In this episode of The Karel Show, Karel breaks down: * The growing wealth gap in America * Why the Met Gala feels like a scene from The Hunger Games * The real impact of rising prices on everyday people * How media and culture normalize extreme inequality Plus: * The controversy surrounding this year's event and its high-profile backers * What's happening geopolitically—and why it matters at home * The bigger question: Is anyone in power actually addressing what people are going through?

Green News Report 5/5/2026 by Progressive Voices

'BradCast' 5/4/2026: Billionaires Spending Millions to Lie to Voters About CA's Proposed, One-Time Billionaires Tax by Progressive Voices

The Retirement Crisis No One in Media Lives | Why America Needs “Poor Folks News” NOW Why does the media act surprised that Americans are struggling… when millions are living it every day? A new headline claims Americans feel “bleak” about their finances—but for most people making under $100K, that's not news. That's reality. In this episode of The Karel Show, Karel breaks down: * The real retirement crisis facing Americans over 50 * Why most people are not financially prepared—and know it * How mainstream media coverage misses the reality of everyday life * And why it's time for a new kind of journalism:

In this episode, Leslie speaks with Carlos Calzadilla-Palacio, founder of the Disrupt political PAC, about a potential shift in the youth vote and what it could mean for upcoming elections. Carlos argues that many young voters who supported Donald Trump in 2024 are beginning to rethink that decision, pointing to broken promises on issues like student debt, the economy, and foreign policy. He explains how those policy changes are affecting young Americans in real, everyday ways—and why frustration may be turning into political movement. But as Carlos emphasizes, changing opinions isn't enough. The real challenge is turning that energy into action at the ballot box. He outlines how Disrupt is organizing on college campuses across the country, working to register and mobilize young voters during a key midterm cycle that will take place while many students are on campus. The conversation highlights both the risks and the opportunity ahead—and why the youth vote could play a decisive role in shaping what comes next. Disrupt is a youth-led political movement dedicated to freedom, affordability, and ending corporate control. Their website is www.DisruptPAC.org. Carlos' handle on X is @Carlos_Calz07.

In this episode, Leslie speaks with Andy Ferris, a longtime animal care specialist at Brookfield Zoo and a member of the Teamsters 727 bargaining committee, about an ongoing labor dispute that could lead to a strike. Andy shares what's happening behind the scenes as workers negotiate with the Chicago Zoological Society over staffing levels, safety concerns, wages, and health care. Despite decades of service, many workers are being asked to accept minimal raises while facing rising costs—and potential cuts to long-standing health benefits. For example, workers were offered less than 4% raises, while the CEO's compensation increased by over 70%! The conversation also addresses one of the public's biggest concerns: the well-being of the animals. Andy explains how workers have contingency plans in place to ensure animals are cared for, while also raising concerns about existing staffing shortages that could already be impacting safety. Finally, the discussion pushes back on claims from management that higher wages would drive up ticket prices, highlighting broader questions about priorities, cost of living, and how institutions value the people who keep them running. It's a candid look at a high-stakes labor fight—one that impacts workers, families, and the animals they care for every day. For more than 100 years, Teamsters Local 727 has represented the hardworking men and women of the Greater Chicago area. They currently represent nearly 10,000 members across a multitude of industries, from bus drivers to trade show workers, pharmacists to zookeepers, funeral directors to parking industry workers. Their top priority is serving the needs of their members, and they firmly believe that a united union is a strong union. Their website is www.TeamstersLocal727.org and their handle on X is @Teamsters727.

BradCast 4/30/2026: Digby and 'Driftglass' on SCOTUS VRA ruling, 'Weekend at Donnie's', and much more by Progressive Voices

Green News Report 4/30/2026 by Progressive Voices

Is the Era of the “Bad Boss” Over? Gen Z, Media Shakeups & Power Shifts Explained The “boss from hell” is back—at least on screen. With the return of The Devil Wears Prada, the iconic Miranda Priestly reminds us of a workplace era defined by fear, control, and impossible expectations. But in 2026… does that kind of leadership still survive? In this episode of The Karel Show, we break down: * Whether toxic bosses are finally being pushed out * How Gen Z and Millennials are reshaping workplace culture * Why HR policies, social media, and public accountability are changing power dynamics Then: the shakeup in media. Late night is under pressure—Jimmy Kimmel facing backlash, Stephen Colbert stepping away. Is edgy, opinion-driven TV fading out? And in news: * Major station shifts (KNX, KGO and more) * Ongoing pressure on media organizations * The bigger question: Is independent journalism under threat—or just evolving? Plus: what it all means for the future of work, media, and truth itself.

'BradCast' 4/29/2026 (Corrupt SCOTUS Guts Voting Rights Act) by Progressive Voices

“Let Them Eat Cake?” Trump, Power, and Who Really Pays | The Karel Show Is America entering a “let them eat cake” moment? While millions struggle with rising costs, political leaders and wealthy elites appear more disconnected than ever. In this episode of The Karel Show, Karel breaks down the growing perception that power and privilege are taking priority over everyday Americans—and why that narrative is gaining traction. We look at: * The debate over political spending and priorities * Whether leadership is focused on real economic concerns * How messaging shapes public trust—and distrust * The broader question: who benefits, and who pays? Then, we pivot to the ongoing cultural conversation around legacy, media narratives, and how public figures are judged over time. Plus: a quick health check with the latest headlines affecting your everyday wellbeing.

This time on CodeWACK! Imagine two patients … same diagnosis, same medication, same country. Each one needs the same prescription. One gets their care through the Department of Veterans Affairs, the other gets it through Medicare. The price of the exact same drug could be half as much for one patient as for the other. That's not a glitch. It's how the system is designed. Our guest is Bob Coleman, a retired healthcare professional who spent more than 40 years serving veterans through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs—as a clinical pharmacist, medical informaticist, and researcher. His latest ebook is called "Hostile Takeover: How Wall Street and Congress Hijacked American Healthcare and How We Can Take it Back." This is the second of a two-part series. Check out the Transcript and Show Notes for more! And please keep Code WACK! on the air with a tax-deductible donation at heal-ca.org/donate.

'BradCast' 4/28/2026: Trump Activist Judges Allow Ten Commandments in TX Classrooms by Progressive Voices

Green News Report 4/28/2026 by Progressive Voices

Democrats Need a Vision: What Do They Actually Stand For? | Strategy, Midterms & Culture Wars If Democrats want to win the midterms—and 2028—they need more than opposition. They need a clear, bold vision. Right now, voters know what Democrats are against. But what are they for? That's the question shaping elections—and possibly the future of the country. In this episode of The Karel Show, we break down: * Why messaging matters more than ever * How a lack of clear priorities cost elections before * What issues should lead—and which should wait * And what a winning Democratic strategy actually looks like Then: the conversation shifts to the upcoming Michael Jackson biopic and the renewed debate around his legacy. With no criminal conviction, a 2005 acquittal, and years of investigations that led nowhere federally, why does the controversy continue—and what does the public really believe today? Plus: a quick health check with the latest headlines impacting your wellbeing.

The guest host for today's show is Brad Bannon. Brad runs Bannon Communications Research, a polling, message development and media firm which helps labor unions, progressive issue groups and Democratic candidates win public affairs and political campaigns. His show, 'Deadline D.C. with Brad Bannon,' airs every Monday from 3-4pm ET.  Brad is first joined by Sarah Jones, Editor-in-Chief for PoliticusUSA.   First, in the wake of the assassination attempt on the President this past weekend, Brad and Sarah discuss political violence in the age of Trump. Next, they analyze new polling showing that 70% of Americans want the Iran war to end ASAP. Lastly, they talk about the prospects for the Democratic party in the congressional midterms, and the curious case of John Fetterman. Then, Brad is joined by world renowned economist, Dr. Robert Shapiro, Chairman of Sonecon. The pair breaks down the status of the economy, including the impact of the Iran war and AI. Brad is on the National Journal's panel of political insiders, is an American political analyst for The Times of India TV, and is a national political analyst for WGN TV and Radio in Chicago and KNX Radio in Los Angeles. Brad also writes a political column every Sunday for 'The Hill.' You can read his columns at www.MuckRack.com/Brad-Bannon. His handle on BlueSky is @bradbannon.bsky.social.

'BradCast' 4/27/2026: Trump, Republicans Exploit Failed Assassination Plot to Advance Ballroom Blitz by Progressive Voices

Ballroom Blitz: Distraction or Coincidence? Why This Political Chaos Feels Scripted Was it chaos—or calculated? Just as pressure mounts politically, another shocking moment takes over the headlines. Coincidence… or something more strategic? In this episode of The Karel Show, we break down the timing, the media response, and why events like this instantly dominate the narrative. The White House Correspondents' Dinner turns into what can only be described as a “Ballroom Blitz”—and suddenly, the conversation shifts. Again. So why does this keep happening at key moments? Why does the media move on so quickly? And why are so many people questioning what's real versus what's being presented? Karel dives into the patterns, the public reaction, and the bigger question: are we watching random events unfold—or something far more coordinated?

In this episode, Leslie speaks with Tom Duffy of the United Steelworkers about the urgent state of workplace safety in America ahead of Workers Memorial Day. They begin by reflecting on the meaning of the day, which honors workers who have been killed, injured, or made sick on the job—and why those risks remain a serious concern today. Tom shares insight from decades of experience investigating workplace incidents and advocating for stronger protections. The conversation then turns to recent policy changes and regulatory rollbacks that have weakened key safety standards, including protections against dangerous exposures and extreme working conditions. Tom explains what these changes mean in real terms for workers and why they could lead to more preventable injuries and illnesses. They also discuss the growing strain on the agencies responsible for enforcing workplace safety, with fewer inspectors and reduced resources making it harder to hold companies accountable. Finally, the episode focuses on what workers and unions can do to protect themselves, from pushing for stronger safeguards on the job to advocating for policies that prioritize worker health and safety. It's a sobering but important conversation about the risks workers face—and the ongoing fight to ensure every worker makes it home safely. Follow the USW on Facebook, Instagram and X, using the handle @steelworkers, and visit their website at USW.org. Also, check them out on Blue Sky where their handle is @steelworkers.bsky.social.

'BradCast' 4/23/2026: So Much Losing: In Iran, in public opinion, at the ballot box, in the courtroom by Progressive Voices

Green News Report 4/23/2026 by Progressive Voices

Michael Jackson's Legacy Explodes Again—Why Won't We Let Him Rest? A new Michael Jackson biopic is reigniting one of the most controversial debates in pop culture: how should we remember the King of Pop? Despite being acquitted in court, allegations continue to resurface—fueling media cycles, documentaries, and public opinion battles that refuse to die. So why does Michael Jackson remain under scrutiny decades later? Is it about race, fame, money—or something deeper in how we treat icons? Today, we break down the legacy, the accusations, the media machine, and the uncomfortable question: Is it time to finally leave Michael Jackson alone? Also in today's show: Democrats score a major win in Virginia—and Donald Trump cries “rigged” yet again. Meanwhile, even conservative voices are questioning the system. What happens next? Plus: a hidden gem on Netflix you need to watch this weekend—The Law According to Lidia Poët. This is The Karel Show—where news, culture, and reality collide. The Karel Cast is supported by your donations at patreon.com/reallykarel Please watch, like and subscribe to the videos at youtube.com/reallykarel The Karel Cast is heard on all streaming services from Apple Music to iHeart Media, Spotify to Spreaker. The show is Monday through Thursday at 10:30 am Live PST. It can also be seen on TikTok and Instagram. #MichaelJackson, #MJLegacy, #KingOfPop, #LeaveMichaelAlone, #MJBiopic, #MusicHistory, #PopCultureDebate, #CelebrityControversy, #JusticeForMJ, #MJFans, #EntertainmentNews, #BreakingNews, #KarelShow, #PoliticsAndCulture, #TrumpNews, #VirginiaElection, #RiggedElection, #NetflixRecommendations, #LidiaPoet, #StreamingNow, #PopIcon, #MusicLegend, #HollywoodNews, #MediaBias, #CulturalDebate, #FamousTrials, #DocumentaryDebate, #NewsCommentary, #YouTubeNews, #ViralTopic https://youtube.com/live/YqGAQ1Q-XAs

'BradCast' 4/22/2026: DOGE Bros Stole Your Social Security Data; VA wins new US House maps) by Progressive Voices

Pets Save Us… So Why Do We Treat Them Like A Problem?” As I wait for news about Ember after her procedure, I can't help but think about something bigger… Why don't we value pets the way we should? We know the science: * Pets improve mental health * They reduce loneliness * They literally help people live longer For many—especially seniors—pets are their primary emotional connection. So why: * Do landlords charge extra for them? * Do hospitals restrict visits from them? * Do airlines and businesses treat them like inconveniences? And let's be honest… can you really trust someone who doesn't love animals? In this episode of The Karel Show, we celebrate the power of pets—and ask why society still hasn't caught up to what we already know. Plus: * Trump world drama continues—what's really happening behind the scenes? * A new test can detect 50 cancers—would you take it? * Why the numbers around American wealth don't add up ⸻ The Karel Show is supported by your donations at patreon.com/reallykarel Please watch, like, and subscribe at youtube.com/reallykarel The Karel Show is heard on all streaming platforms: Apple Music, iHeartRadio, Spotify, Spreaker and more. Live Monday–Thursday at 10:30 AM PST Also on TikTok and Instagram Karel is a history-making broadcaster and entertainer based in Las Vegas. #Pets, #Dogs, #Cats, #AnimalLovers, #PetLife, #DogLovers, #CatLovers, #EmotionalSupportAnimals, #MentalHealth, #KarelShow, #NewsCommentary, #PetBenefits, #AnimalRights, #PetCare, #DogsOfYouTube, #CatsOfYouTube, #PetCommunity, #LoveAnimals, #PetOwners, #PetTherapy, #CurrentEvents, #TrendingNow, #YouTubeNews, #Lifestyle, #Wellness, #Animals, #PetLove, #DailyLife, #Companionship, #FeelGood https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LN0Uzk3C0zI

This time on CodeWACK! Today, we're talking about insurance denials, hidden incentives… and why getting care can feel like navigating a system designed to stop you. Our guest is Bob Coleman, a retired healthcare professional who spent more than 40 years serving veterans through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs—as a clinical pharmacist, medical informaticist, and researcher. His latest ebook is called "Hostile Takeover: How Wall Street and Congress Hijacked American Healthcare and How We Can Take it Back." This is the first of a two-part series. Check out the Transcript and Show Notes for more! And please keep Code WACK! on the air with a tax-deductible donation at heal-ca.org/donate.

'BradCast' 4/21/2026: Insiders Making a Killing Betting on Trump's War by Progressive Voices

Green News Report 4/21/2026 by Progressive Voices

Is Social Media Toxic, Or a Reflection of Culture? by Progressive Voices

The guest host for today's show is Brad Bannon. Brad runs Bannon Communications Research, a polling, message development and media firm which helps labor unions, progressive issue groups and Democratic candidates win public affairs and political campaigns. His show, 'Deadline D.C. with Brad Bannon,' airs every Monday from 3-4pm ET.  Brad is first joined by Bob Deans, Director of Strategic Engagement for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC). The two discuss the environment ahead of this year's Earth Day, which is this coming Wednesday. The NRDC tracks the Trump administration's actions and proposals that threaten the environment and public health.  They've documented 470 and counting in about a dozen different categories.   They're attacking the 'Clean Water Act,' the 'Clean Air Act,' and the 'Endangered Species Act.'  Learn more at https://www.nrdc.org/resources/white-house-watch-tracking-attacks-our-environment-health. However, while efforts to combat climate change have regressed on a federal level, there's still real progress happening on the state level in many different parts of the U.S. Brad is then joined by Tara Devlin, host of the 'TARABUSTER' podcast. The pair covers the quagmire of a war that Trump has dragged the country into versus Iran. They also talk about Trump's verbal attacks against Pope Leo because the Pope is encouraging dialogue between the U.S. and Iran instead of more violence. The pair also discusses how the Pope is sticking to the teaching of the gospel in his message of peace, versus those encouraging more attacks vs Iran.  Brad highlights additional clear differences between President Trump and Pope Leo with respect to the 'Sermon on the Mount' in the Gospel of Matthew. Brad is on the National Journal's panel of political insiders, is an American political analyst for The Times of India TV, and is a national political analyst for WGN TV and Radio in Chicago and KNX Radio in Los Angeles. Brad also writes a political column every Sunday for 'The Hill.' You can read his columns at www.MuckRack.com/Brad-Bannon. His handle on BlueSky is @bradbannon.bsky.social.

'BradCast' 4/20/2026: Iran War Lies Continue from the Sundowning Gaslighter-in-Chief by Progressive Voices

Why Morality In America Is A Farce Eight children are killed in Louisiana—and America moves on like nothing happened. Yet every time politicians want to restrict rights or target marginalized communities, they say the same thing: “It's for the children.” But here's the truth: gun violence is the #1 cause of death for people under 18 in the United States. So why isn't that where the outrage is? In this episode of The Karel Show, we break down the uncomfortable reality behind America's selective morality—and why the “protect the children” argument rings hollow. Plus: * What triggered a personal breaking point this weekend—and what you can learn from it * The ongoing chaos around the Strait of Hormuz—what's really going on? * Why new data suggests many Americans may be richer than they think—and why the government still gets poverty wrong

“It Was NEVER About The Children… America's Moral Hypocrisy EXPOSED”

In this episode, Leslie speaks with Scott Paul, President of the Alliance for American Manufacturing, about three stories that highlight the role of manufacturing in America today—from global competition to space exploration to cultural identity. They begin by discussing why Chinese-made automobiles still haven't entered the U.S. market in a major way, and why that may be a good thing for American workers, national security, and the long-term health of the auto industry. The conversation explores the balance between lower prices for consumers and protecting domestic manufacturing jobs. Next, they turn to the Artemis II mission and how a return to the moon is powered not just by NASA, but by thousands of American workers and manufacturers across the country. Scott explains how large-scale national projects like this support innovation, strengthen supply chains, and create jobs far beyond the space industry. Finally, the episode closes on a lighter but meaningful note, looking at how the Pittsburgh Pirates are embracing the city's industrial roots with steelworker-themed celebrations. It's a reminder of the deep connection between manufacturing, community identity, and pride in American work. Together, these conversations offer a wide-ranging look at how manufacturing continues to shape the economy, culture, and future of the United States. If you'd like to follow more of Scott Paul's work or learn more about the Alliance for American Manufacturing, you can visit AmericanManufacturing.org. You can also watch episodes of their podcast, The Manufacturing Report, on YouTube at youtube.com/@AmericanMfg, or listen at AmericanManufacturing.org/podcast. They're also active on social media—follow AAM on X at X @KeepItMadeInUSA, Scott Paul at @ScottPaulAAM, and on BlueSky at @keepitmadeinusa.bsky.social.

'BradCast' 4/16/2026: US Middle East 'War Crimes' Then and Now by Progressive Voices

Green News Report 4/16/2026 by Progressive Voices

Trump vs Pope Leo: Why the Vatican Is Clashing With MAGA—and What It Means for 2026 A shocking clash is unfolding between the Vatican and American politics. Why is Donald Trump and key Republican leaders turning against Pope Leo—a figure representing millions of their own religious base? In this episode of The Karel Show, we break down the growing tension between the U.S. political right and the Catholic Church. When Pope Leo called out war, division, and what he described as moral failures, it triggered a fierce backlash from Trump, J.D. Vance, and Mike Johnson. Why are they pushing back—and could this fracture the religious coalition that helped power their movement? Is this the moment that reshapes the Republican base heading into the midterms? And why pick THIS fight? PLUS: • An influencer overdoses during a livestream—does this mark a turning point for influencer culture? • Are we over-celebrating fame without talent—from social media stars to franchises like Real Housewives? • “Margot's Got Money Problems” and the rise of OnlyFans—has adult content lost its stigma? This is politics, culture, media—and the shifting values shaping them all. The Karel Show is supported by your donations at patreon.com/reallykarel Watch, like, and subscribe at youtube.com/reallykarel Streaming everywhere: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, Spreaker LIVE Monday–Thursday at 10:30 AM PST Also on TikTok and Instagram #Trump, #PopeLeo, #Vatican, #CatholicChurch, #USPolitics, #BreakingNews, #PoliticalNews, #TrumpNews, #MAGA, #FaithAndPolitics, #ReligionAndPolitics, #Midterms2026, #Republicans, #Evangelicals, #CultureWar, #InfluencerCulture, #OnlyFans, #SocialMedia, #RealityTV, #RealHousewives, #NewsCommentary, #CurrentEvents, #KarelShow, #Podcast, #YouTubePodcast, #LiveShow, #PoliticalDebate, #CulturalCommentary, #MediaCriticism, #TrendingNews https://youtube.com/live/ikIIO7Mvwqs

'BradCast' 4/15/2026: Trump's USDA Takes Chainsaw to U.S. Forest Service by Progressive Voices

Is Trump Stealing America's Future? | Why Hope Feels Gone in 2026 Why does it feel harder than ever to imagine a better future in America? For nearly a decade, the political climate—especially surrounding Donald Trump—has dominated daily life, draining optimism, increasing division, and leaving many wondering:

This time on CodeWACK! Most employers don't actually know what they're paying for healthcare - and employees are paying the price. In this episode of Code WACK!, discover why companies are “flying blind” on healthcare costs, how opaque pricing drives higher premiums, and what this means for your coverage, care, and financial security. To learn more, we spoke with Chuck Melendi, who has more than three decades of experience in healthcare leadership, advocacy, and industry strategy. He spent 25 years at Johnson & Johnson, where he tackled issues including drug pricing, payer negotiations, policy, and commercial strategy. Chuck retired from Johnson & Johnson in early 2025 and went on to launch Disruptive Dialogue, a podcast and consulting platform where he shares insights from inside the U.S. healthcare system – while exploring ideas for reform. This is the second of a two-part series. Check out the Transcript and Show Notes for more! And please keep Code WACK! on the air with a tax-deductible donation at heal-ca.org/donate.

'BradCast' 4/14/2026: Midterm Elections Reality Check: House, Senate, Gerrymandering; China calls Trump's blockade bluff by Progressive Voices

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'BradCast' 4/13/2026: Another Mad, Mad, Mad Weekend in America by Progressive Voices