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2 episodes with Cameron Kasky
2 episodes with Cameron Kasky
2 episodes with Cameron Kasky
Hi. On today's episode, FYPod's Cameron Kasky joins three young, spry, Gen Z-adjacent hosts to discuss why 18-to-21-year-old men have swung so hard for Trump and what can be done about it. They also talk through the extremely boring-but-important dismantling of government infrastructure and marvel at Tim Pool's really good and incisive question at a recent White House briefing.PATREON: https://patreon.com/somemorenewsMERCH: https://shop.somemorenews.comYOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvlj0IzjSnNoduQF0l3VGng/joinFeel good... and mean it when you say it!! For a limited time, get Headspace FREE for 60 days. Go to https://headspace.com/somemorenews.You can get 50% off a new SimpliSafe system with professional monitoring and your first month free at https://simplisafe.com/morenews.Get 20% off plus a FREE rechargeable frother and glass beaker with our exclusive link: https://Piquelife.com/morenewsSubscribe today to get a 1-month supply of AG Omega-3 with your first AG1 order! You'll also get their Welcome Kit with everything you need to get started on your AG1 journey. So make sure to check out https://DrinkAG1.com/morenews to claim this special offer.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Hey there, Lemon Nation! We've got something a little different for you today. The Don Lemon Show's head writer Peter Rothpletz sits down with Cameron Kasky, host of The Bulwark's “FY Pod,” for a sharp, no-holds-barred convo about one of the big political questions of the moment: Why are so many Gen Z voters drifting to the right? From TikTok to disillusionment, culture wars to economic fears, Peter and Cameron break it all down—with insight, humor, and a few spicy takes along the way. You're not gonna want to miss this one. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tomi Lahren breaks down Biden's inner circle coming clean about his mental decline. "For You Podcast” host Cameron Kasky joins for ‘Liberal Tuesday' and a news of the day roundup. Then, Tomi's message regarding tariffs in Final Thoughts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Lemon Nation, this is beyond reckless—it's dangerous. As we've been covering since the story first broke, The Atlantic reports that Trump's national security team accidentally texted a reporter their war plans through a group chat. Yes, they actually included a journalist in a live thread about upcoming U.S. military strikes in Yemen. This isn't just incompetence—it's a full-blown national security failure. And according to the law, some of the people involved could legitimately face jail time. Naturally, Trump is already trying to deflect blame, because accountability is never part of the plan. Tonight, Don is joined by activist and The Bulwark writer Cameron Kasky to break it all down—the incompetence, the legal stakes, and how we got to a point where texting war plans is somehow not the biggest scandal of a presidential term. Join us live! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Tim has a new Gen Z podcast, co-hosted by Cameron Kasky. The most recent episode is called "Nazi Parties Aren't Ragers," and features guest Joshua Rush, a former Disney Channel star turned political operative. Covid-19 locked up Gen Z during their formative years, and the GOP offered them a party. Sure, there's some Nazism mixed in with the drinks, but during a loneliness pandemic, you take what highs you can get. Tim and Cam discuss how Covid helped push Gen Z right. Plus, Joshua Rush defends the activist tactics of Gen Z and explains how— in the face of nonstop nihilism—he still has optimism for the future of America. Joshua Rush joins Tim Miller and Cameron Kasky. show notes FYPod page
Are all gun owners NRA and Second Amendment hard liners? What do gun owners think about gun laws, gun safety and what it means to carry a weapon? Gun violence prevention advocate Jeff Kasky, father of Cameron Kasky, founder of March for Our Lives and gun owner Guillermo Sabatier, join Radio GAG producers Ti Cersley and Sarah Germain Lilly to debunk myths about gun ownership and address the responsibilities and consequences of carrying a gun.gaysagainstguns.net https://twitter.com/GAGnogunshttps://www.instagram.com/gaysagainstgunsny/
Are all gun owners NRA and Second Amendment hard liners? What do gun owners think about gun laws, gun safety and what it means to carry a weapon? Gun violence prevention advocate Jeff Kasky, father of Cameron Kasky, founder of March for Our Lives and gun owner Guillermo Sabatier, join Radio GAG producers Ti Cersley and Sarah Germain Lilly to debunk myths about gun ownership and address the responsibilities and consequences of carrying a gun.
Cameron Kasky joins us this episode to discuss Andrew Tate's hilarious downfall after getting obliterated by Greta Thunberg. We talk about how people like Tate just deliberately say moronic shit for attention and why featuring people like him who use that strategy for growth online aren't worth engaging with or having on shows to “debate.” Cam also draws a through-line through Tate and Walter White. Rob keeps pushing Avatar propaganda.You can follow Cam here: https://twitter.com/cameron_kaskyIf you'd like to become a subscriber (paid intern!) to the show and gain access to our full back catalog of premium episodes, you can subscribe here:If you'd like to gift a subscription to a friend of family member, or donate a subscription to someone else, you can do so with the buttons below: This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theinsurgents.substack.com/subscribe
An electrifying speech by young massacre survivor Cameron Kasky as Americans beg for gun control. And, cricket legends Doug Walters and Shane Warne lead a list of rebels and larrikins in the Queen's Birthday Honours. Plus, SA creates its very own Voice to Parliament to reassure wary voters. To find out more about The Front you can link here and for more from the newsroom at The Australian link here or search for The Australian in your app store. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Hareem Khan, and edited by Tiffany Dimmack and Joshua Burton. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou, and original music composed by Jasper Leak. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Cameron Kasky, Co-Founder of March For Our Lives joins the Bullpen to discuss the national protest they are holding on 6/11/22Host: Adrienne LawrenceInterview Guest: Cameron Kasky❤ Donate: http://www.tyt.com/go
It was a dark day that transfixed America and the world when a sea of Trump supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6th, 2021, hoping to overturn Joe Biden's election victory. Five people died in the melee. Now -- seventeen months later -- the much anticipated first public hearings of the committee investigating the insurrection have taken place. Pamela Brown reports. The other big issue on this week's agenda was gun violence. While President Biden says that he won't abuse his executive power to enact gun restrictions, a bipartisan group of senators say they are making progress on bills designed to prevent gun deaths. Few people are monitoring this as closely as Cameron Kasky, who was 17 years old when a gunman stormed his high school in Parkland, Florida in 2018. The massacre propelled him and other survivors to start a gun control movement which saw more than one million people flood the streets across the country in the 'March for Our Lives.' Now they've called for another march this Saturday. Cameron spoke to Christiane about whether he thinks there can be change. Also on today's show: Actor Emma Thompson, antisemitism expert Deborah Lipstadt. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Cameron Kasky, Parkland Kid and March for Our Lives co-founder joins us to talk the tragedy he and his friends lived through, being thrust into public eye and the complications of being famous for the worst thing to ever happen to you. Full Episode at www.patreon.com/yeahbutstill
Pakland survivor Cameron Kasky joins the show to talk about the Uvalde, Texas elementary school shooting. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com
In this week's headlines: • Colorado Gov. Jared Polis made history as the first out governor to get married while in office • Out football player Carl Nassib made a game-changing play in his first regular season game as an out NFL player • Parkland shooting survivor and gun legislation advocate Cameron Kasky came out • RuPaul scored big at the Emmy Awards • Out singer/songwriter alex shares his deeply relatable new single “Confrontations” All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report
In this week's headlines: • Colorado Gov. Jared Polis made history as the first out governor to get married while in office • Out football player Carl Nassib made a game-changing play in his first regular season game as an out NFL player • Parkland shooting survivor and gun legislation advocate Cameron Kasky came out • RuPaul scored big at the Emmy Awards • Out singer/songwriter alex shares his deeply relatable new single “Confrontations” All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report
Kim Snyder, Samantha Fuentes and Cameron Kasky speak with Cenk on The Conversation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Biden administration backs suspending patent protections on covid vaccines. Joe Manchin responds to McConnell's plan to obstruct Biden. Ron DeSantis signs a voter suppression bill live on Fox & Friends. Trump allies launch “The American Greatness Fund” to combat voter fraud. Twitter suspends Trump “From the Desk” account. Deadly protests break out in Columbia. The Tokyo Olympics bans athletes from wearing Black Lives Matter apparel. Cameron Kasky and Alex King join to discuss their new documentary, US KIDS.Co-Host: Brett ErlichGuests: Cameron Kasky & Alex King See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
It's a gun control pillow fight between March For Our Lives co-founders Cameron Kasky and David Hogg, with Kasky accusing Hogg and his new partner William LeGate of running a "pillow grift" after Hogg announced plans to start a socially woke pillow company to compete with Mike Lindell's "My Pillow" brand.
Jeff Foster, AP Government teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for 20 years, brings a non-partisan guide to the basics in an honest, inspiring, respectful way. It could not be more timely! "Mr. Foster is an incredible teacher, one who helped me, and all his students, by teaching us to understand how the government actually works, how we could work it, and how we could become active citizens who stand up for what we care about."—Emma González, a former student and gun control advocate. How Our Government Works and Why It Matters By Jeff Foster The AP Government teacher at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School for 20 years, Jeff Foster is a true expert on the subject, and responsible for teaching teen activists like Cameron Kasky, David Hogg, Delaney Tarr, and Emma González. Now, just in time for the 2020 presidential election, Foster puts his knowledge to the page to educate a much broader swath of readers and to inspire a new generation of activists. A highly designed, nonpartisan guide to the United States government, FOR WHICH WE STAND: How Our Government Works and Why It Matters (On sale September 1, 2020; Scholastic Inc.) presents information in a format that’s high interest and easy to digest, helping to fill a hole in the institutional market. Featuring infographics, maps, extensive back matter on how young people can get involved, and a foreward from youth activist Yolanda Renee King, the granddaughter of Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King. FOR WHICH WE STAND provides kids with the knowledge, skillset, and steps to rise up and right the wrongs in their world.
On today's episode... Special Edition of Florida Man Friday w/ OAN news anchor Emily Finn and activist and influencer Cam Kasky. Also: - A man arrested in sheriff Grady Judd's county, Polk County was not only charged with possession and distribution of child pornography, but it was also stated by the sheriff that the man purchased soiled underwear and then ate them, or as Judd put it "he was munching on them." - A man with a large machete tattoo on his face was arrested for attacking someone with a machete - A Florida man headed out for a night on the town in his 90s Ford Pickup, armed with a Crossbow and a Baggie of Meth and after getting bored started shooting random people with the crossbow including one cyclist he hit in the head Brought to you by Caliper CBD. Get 20% off when you use promo code FACTOR at TryCaliper.com/Factor. Brought to you by PredictIt.org/promo/HardFactor20 where you can gamble on news & politics. Sign up using our unique url and we will match your first $20 deposit. Sign up.
Political advocate Cameron Kasky and Orthodox Jew Actor David Mazouz talk about the OJ Simpson verdict, Batman's deep deep cave, and Cam's fragile masculinity.
A shy young newlywed couple fears their relationship won’t last the quiet and intimacy of quarantine...until one night they discover The Destiny Cinema 2, a movie house that opens its doors just for them. 'The Destiny Cinema 2' was written by Alice Stanley Jr. and stars Liana Liberato (If I Stay), David Mazouz (Gotham), Wyatt Oleff (I Am Not Okay With This), and Marion Moseley with an original score from Johan Lenox. Day By Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Special thanks to Gilbert Sosa, Margot Menzel, Neville king, Luka Kloser, and Cameron Kasky. And as always, a special thanks to Christ Hanover for our animation. On today’s episode we highlight an emergency fund started by the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation to help movie theater workers keep their lights on while they keep their projectors off. To donate, please visit wrpioneers.org. Follow us on Instagram at @mustbnice @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod!
A shy young newlywed couple fears their relationship won’t last the quiet and intimacy of quarantine...until one night they discover The Destiny Cinema 2, a movie house that opens its doors just for them. 'The Destiny Cinema 2' was written by Alice Stanley Jr. and stars Liana Liberato (If I Stay), David Mazouz (Gotham), Wyatt Oleff (I Am Not Okay With This), and Marion Moseley with an original score from Johan Lenox. Day By Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Special thanks to Gilbert Sosa, Margot Menzel, Neville king, Luka Kloser, and Cameron Kasky. And as always, a special thanks to Christ Hanover for our animation. On today’s episode we highlight an emergency fund started by the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation to help movie theater workers keep their lights on while they keep their projectors off. To donate, please visit wrpioneers.org. Follow us on Instagram at @mustbnice @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod!
A shy young newlywed couple fears their relationship won’t last the quiet and intimacy of quarantine...until one night they discover The Destiny Cinema 2, a movie house that opens its doors just for them. 'The Destiny Cinema 2' was written by Alice Stanley Jr. and stars Liana Liberato (If I Stay), David Mazouz (Gotham), Wyatt Oleff (I Am Not Okay With This), and Marion Moseley with an original score from Johan Lenox. Day By Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Special thanks to Gilbert Sosa, Margot Menzel, Neville king, Luka Kloser, and Cameron Kasky. And as always, a special thanks to Christ Hanover for our animation. On today’s episode we highlight an emergency fund started by the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation to help movie theater workers keep their lights on while they keep their projectors off. To donate, please visit wrpioneers.org. Follow us on Instagram at @mustbnice @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod!
It is every parent's nightmare: a mass shooting where your child attends school. For Jeffrey Kasky, the nightmare became a reality on Valentine's Day in 2018 when two of his sons were attending school at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, FL. We speak to Jeffrey about that horrible day, his family's experience, how he navigated the instant notoriety of his son, Cameron Kasky and how they are doing today. Every parent should listen to his honest retelling of that day from a father's perspective.Please subscribe and share!www.hotflashescooltopics.comhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hot-flashes-cool-topics/id1481021446www.instagram.com/hotflashesandcooltopicswww.twitter.com/coolflasheswww.pinterest.com/hcooltopics
On today’s episode of the Insurgents, we are joined by Cameron Kasky from March for Our Lives and Isra Hirsi from US Youth Climate Strike to talk about the age breakouts of the electorate and why the left needs to center issues important to Zoomers to ensure a robust youth turnout in November.You can follow Cameron on Twitter @Cameron_KaskyYou can follow Isra on Twitter @Israhirsi—Subscribe to the Insurgents on iTunes here.Or on Spotify HERE. This is a public episode. Get access to private episodes at theinsurgents.substack.com/subscribe
Activist and March for Our Lives Co-Founder Cameron Kasky joined the podcast shortly before his on-campus talk on Feb. 25. In this episode, he talks the Iowa caucus, when and how to talk about tragedy, the state of American politics, and his experience traveling across the country.
Cameron Kasky survived the mass shooting at his high school back in 2018. He went on to become a leading voice in the gun control movement. Today as his advocacy continues he has turned his attention to an other threat to his generation: social media. Recovery Radio with host Steve Martorano is program dedicated to sharing stories of hope for all of the individuals and families that suffer from addiction. The show is brought to you by Retreat Behavioral Health & WPSN99.com, The Problem Solving Network.
What is it like being thrust into the national spotlight at 17? What is the state of the gun control debate? How can progress be made on this issue? I ask all these highly relevant questions to Cameron Kasky, one of the founding members of March for Our Lives. What makes this interview special and different from some of the others, is Kasky's teenage authenticity when talking about the challenges that he felt leading March for Our Lives (MFOL), and simply what being a teenager thrown in the national spotlight while in shock is like. At the same time, Kasky talks about becoming far more interested in starting conversations that could heal the American social fabric, not on his fellow activist's pithy slogans (he eventually split from MFOL). The conversation is one that is both fascinating and fun. Cameron Kasky is a co-founder of March for Our Lives, a teen-led gun violence prevention organization, and currently a mental health advocate and activist for other movements (Kasky has split from MFOL). He is a member of the Columbia University class of 2023. _________________________________________________ Favorite Podcast: "The Joe Rogan Experience" Most insightful people to follow on social media: The Krassenstein Brothers Books that have most shaped your thinking: "The Toy Collector" - James Gunn and "Devil in the White City" - Erik Larson
Stephen Sackur is in Florida to speak to Cameron Kasky, who survived the Parkland School shooting in February 2018 and went on to co-found the March for our Lives movement. This organisation was committed to taking on America’s gun lobby and organised a demonstration in Washington D.C. that was attended by hundreds of thousands of people. But one year after the attack, has anything changed? Image: Cameron Kasky (Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for March For Our Lives)
Stephen Sackur is in Florida to speak to Cameron Kasky, who survived the Parkland School shooting in February 2018 and went on to co-found the March for our Lives movement. This organisation was committed to taking on America’s gun lobby and organised a demonstration in Washington D.C. that was attended by hundreds of thousands of people. But one year after the attack, has anything changed? Image: Cameron Kasky (Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for March For Our Lives)
Joining us this week for part one of our Politicon megasode is Cameron Kasky (March For Our Lives), Aida Rodriguez (Last Comic Standing), H. Alan Scott and Brent Sullivan (You're Making It Worse Podcast)! Enjoy! Register to Vote HERE: https://vote.gov Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ep #52 - Joining us this week for part one of our Politicon megasode is Cameron Kasky (March For Our Lives), Aida Rodriguez (Last Comic Standing), H. Alan Scott and Brent Sullivan (You're Making It Worse Podcast)! Enjoy! Register to Vote HERE: https://vote.gov Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Cameron Kasky became one of the most recognizable faces of the March For Our Lives Movement (MFOL). After the horrible massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, this senior helped catalyze a national movement that activated millions of inspired students and adults toward efforts for safer gun laws and better background checks. Recently, he made a major shift in his beliefs and has taken some incredible action. It's a powerful 10 minutes of learning and lessons we can take away and use today!
Parkland shooting survivor Cameron Kasky joins Ben Shapiro for a discussion about what he experienced on that horrific day, media coverage of mass shootings, why Cameron co-founded and then left March For Our Lives, and much more. Date: 09-30-2018 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Parkland shooting survivor Cameron Kasky joins Ben Shapiro for a discussion about what he experienced on that horrific day, media coverage of mass shootings, why Cameron co-founded and then left March For Our Lives, and much more.Date: 09-30-2018 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
On today’s show, we feature an interview with Allie Beth Stuckey, best known as the “Conservative Millennial” and host of the popular CRTV podcast “Relatable.” She tells The Daily Signal how conservatives can make inroads with younger Americans. Stuckey also addresses misconceptions about millennials, the #MeToo movement, and picks her favorite young conservative leader. You won't want to miss it!Also on today’s show:• Ten years after the 2008 financial crisis, America’s economy is booming, wages are rising, and the unemployment rate is dropping. But the effects of the recession are still being felt in places like Detroit. Lifelong native and real estate agent Faye Baker says hope is not lost for the Motor City.• We feature your letters to the editor. Don’t forget, your letter could be featured next week; write us at letters@dailysignal.com or call 202-608-6205.• Parkland student Cameron Kasky left the March for Our Lives and regrets the way he treated Sen. Marco Rubio. Find out why he is now looking to encourage bipartisanship and meaningful discussions.The Daily Signal podcast is available on the Ricochet Audio Network. You can also listen on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, or your favorite podcast app. All of our podcasts can be found at DailySignal.com/podcasts.If you like what you hear, please leave a review or give us feedback. Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Well... we recording this episode early and then it became an intense week of politics. Oh well. We can't win them all. Instead we look at Cameron Kasky from March For Our Lives and his decision to step down from the board. In a weird turn of events, Cameron gave an interview with FoxNews Radio. For the first time, the boys of Nobody Special feel hopeful for the future of the students of Majorie Stoneman Douglas High School and what the next generation can do to bridge the gap of disunity. Then we talk about drugs. After two women sell edible baked goods at a church bake sale, we get into whether or not taking drugs is in keeping with our faith. Just because something is no longer illegal, doesn't mean that Christians should partake in it. Instead, we should stand as an example to the world of what pursuing God looks like, even in the face of cultural opposition. You won't want to miss this one. The Gospel Outpost Presents Nobody Special See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
9/27- Today on the show we had Parkland School survivor Cameron Kasky who spoke out on gun control, March For Our Lives, and Parkland Aftermath. Also, we opened up the phone lines to see if anyone agreed with Amber Rose comments about wishing death on Bill Cosby. Moreover, Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to a Trump supporter who told her daughters Groping ‘Is No Big Deal and Angela helped some listeners out during "Ask Yee" and one listener was conflicted about the sexual orientation of the man she was dating all because of a sex position. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Cameron Kasky (Co-founder, March For Our Lives) joins Dave Rubin to discuss the MSD High School shooting, his experience during the shooting, creating the March For Our Lives, trying to find the middle ground between the left and right political divide, and more.
Today’s teens are the first humans who have spent their entire lives online. Join Veronica Belmont and Manoush Zomorodi as they explore what kids are facing on the interwebs, how they’re using social media for good, how they’re handling cyberbullying, and how parents can keep up. Parkland, Florida’s Cameron Kasky discusses how he uses social media as a platform for activism; tech journalist Alexandra Samuel talks about Lil Tay and and the the role parents can play as they help their children navigate the internet; and Common Sense Media's Sierra Filucci gives us an exclusive look at data from a new study about technology's impact on our youth. IRL is an original podcast from Mozilla. For more on the series go to irlpodcast.org. Manoush Zomorodi is the co-host of ZigZag, a podcast about changing the course of capitalism, journalism, and women’s lives. She's also the author of Bored an Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Productive and Creative Self. Cameron Kasky is a co-founder of March For Our Lives. Use your vote. If you live in the U.S., here are are some resources to help you register. Jeff Kasky is the President of Families vs. Assault Rifles, a political action committee founded by parents of Parkland, Florida Douglas High students working to restrict access to assault rifles. For a detailed summary of Common Sense Media’s findings on technology and teens, check out this summary of their Social Media, Social Life study. Also, check out this commentary from Common Sense about supporting research on tech's impact on the health and well-being of kids. There are a number of Firefox extensions that can help parents guide their children's internet experiences, such as Parental Control: Family Friendly Filter, which blocks certain websites deemed inappropriate for kids. You can find this extension and more in our Parental Controls collection. Finally, here’s a short film by Darren Pasemko and Mozilla’s Brett Gaylor demonstrating just how much technology has come into family life. Leave a rating or review in Apple Podcasts so we know what you think.
James talks about the blind, brainwashed, stupid, dumb kids including Cameron Kasky, David Hogg, and Emma Gonzalez at the "March for Our Lives," as well as the prior "National School Walkout" against the Second Amendment and NRA, but for abortion and Planned Parenthood (and Black Lives Matter). *eyeroll* Truth tellers like Jesse Lee Peterson and Jordan B Peterson, and even to an extent the Alt-Right and Alt-Lite, say to look at yourself first, get your own house in order, reject degeneracy — that's Christianity! James also talks about his interview with Christopher Cantwell and takes calls. http://thehakereport.com Also check out Jesse's video on the dumb kids from a week or so ago https://youtu.be/VfaDexmaEV8
Hello and welcome to this special episode of the Mother’s Quest Podcast which I’m releasing just days before the March for our Lives. On March 24, 2018 the kids and families of March For Our Lives will take to the streets of Washington DC, and around the country, to demand that their lives and safety become a priority and that we end gun violence and mass shootings in our schools today. To help light the way, I reached out to Gloria Pan, who currently serves as the National Campaign Director for Gun Safety for the grassroots advocacy organization MomsRising. A public interest advocate and Internet communications strategist, Gloria also leads the organization’s member engagement, rapid response and mobile actions initiatives, as well as the #KeepMarching project. In our conversation, Gloria shares about her upbringing in an Asian-American immigrant family, the impact of her mother’s experience working in the UN during the Women’s Movement, and whether the idea of living an E.P.I.C. life is relevant for MomsRising mothers, many of whom are struggling to meet basic needs. We delve into the E.P.I.C. guideposts from the lens of gun safety advocacy, explore the ways in which we can broaden our lens to make that advocacy intersectional, and Gloria gives us specific actionable challenges to get involved and make a difference. One of the most impactful moments of the interview for me happened when we talked about the young people of Parkland, and Gloria shared her unwavering belief that those young people would use their privilege to shine a light on their peers who’ve been organizing for the Black Lives Matter Movement, for gun safety in their communities of color, disproportionately and daily impacted by gun violence. The moment brought me to tears, because I really believed her…and sure enough in the days since that interview, those young people have been joining with students of color in Chicago and other urban areas, making their advocacy platform intersectional and building bridges where adults have failed to do so. In a recent article, Cameron Kasky, one of the Parkland student leaders said “We have to represent those who unfortunately were ignored.This is not just about us. … When we’re together marching, this is not going to be different races, different generations ― this is going to be a unified people standing together against those who are trying to ignore us.” I’ll be standing for all of that on Saturday at the March for our Lives and as I move through the advocacy challenges thoughtfully shared by Gloria and MomsRising in the days afterward. I hope you’ll join me. This episode dedicated by: Sage B. Hobbs, Author of Naked Communication and Host of the Naked Conversations Podcast. You can find out more about her work at: www.sagebhobbs.com Naked Conversations Podcast Facebook Instagram Topics Discussed in this Episode: The importance of modeling activism for our children How the MomsRising members frequently attend rallies, hearings and meetings with law-makers and bring their children along An honest exploration of whether living an E.P.I.C. is culturally relevant for families working to meet their basic needs The power of using social media platforms as a tool for exploring issues with people of differing political opinions. Our responsibility to step into activism to support communities under siege under this administration Audrey Lorde’s famous quote that “there is no such thing as a single issue struggle” and how MomsRising pursues an intersectional multi-issue advocacy agenda How the Parkland students, so “clear-eyed” as Gloria says, are galvanizing support for gun safety and using their privilege to shine a lot on the impact of gun violence in communities of color The policy prescription for gun violence prevention in an intersectional way Gloria’s E.P.I.C. snapshot moment where MomsRising galvanized mothers, through a storybook campaign, to successfully fight against an Open Carry Law in Florida that would have allowed people to carry guns at Disney World. Gloria’s challenge to our community to help MomsRising fight gun violence on three fronts This Week’s Challenge: Become a MomsRising member and fight with them on three fronts: Get FedEx to cut ties with the NRA – sign the petition here Ban military-style assault weapons and high capacity magazines – sign the petition here Urge lawmakers to pledge to not take money from the NRA and reject their influence. You can also reach out to friends in other areas to ask them to ask out to their lawmakers And participate in upcoming student-led events: March for our Lives on March 24th and document and share about your experience on social media to inspire others April 20th Anniversary of Columbine Student and Educator-Led Day of Action Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Follow #parkland on Twitter for the latest updates in the Parkland school shooting Read more about the Parkland students MomsRising Follow MomsRising on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram #KeepMarching MomsRising Reject NRA Money Pledge for your representatives in Congress to sign Tell FedEx: Stop Supporting the NRA Pantsuit Nation Read more about the Indivisible political group EP33: Beyond the Trauma: Legacy, Compassion and Change with Mothers Against Police Brutality Co-Founder Sara Mokuria, one of three Mother’s Quest episodes recorded for the Women Podcasters in Solidarity Initiative Article about the Parkland students speaking out in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter Movement The young voices we aren’t hearing in the gun-control debate article Announcements: Virtual Mother’s Quest Circle Pilot I’m excited to announce that the first founding Mother’s Quest Virtual Circle has been filled. If you’re interested in a future circle, and want to receive notice when the applications open again, please add your name to this wait list. julie@mothersquest.com Mother’s Quest E.P.I.C. Life Check-In Would love to have you in our weekly E.P.I.C. Life Check-In on Tuesday, from 12N-1PM pm via Video on Zoom We’ll create connections within the Mother’s Quest community, reflect on how we feel along the E.P.I.C. Guideposts this week, and set an intention for the week. Time for personal introspection, group accountability and community-building all packed into one hour. Are you In? 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On February 14, when a 19-year-old former student opened fire on the campus of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, killing 17 people, 14 of whom were students, the tragedy appeared to be following the pattern that many Americans had sadly come to expect. Politicians of both parties, including the President himself, offered thoughts and prayers for the victims in interviews and on social media. Democrats trumpeted the need for what they view as common sense gun control practices like limiting high-capacity magazines and bump stocks. Republicans stressed the need for better mental health screening and campus security, the familiar refrain that the best protection is a “good guy with a gun.” Then, three days after the shooting, when the tragedy would typically have begun to fade from the country’s consciousness as had happened with the dozens of school shootings that have seized the public’s attention in the two decades since the Columbine High School massacre, something different happened. On February 17, at a gun control rally held in front of the Broward County Courthouse, Stoneman Douglas senior Emma Gonzalez gave an impassioned plea for students to stand up and demand action that was viewed over 2.8 million times after a CNN camera crew put the footage up on YouTube. But Gonzalez was just getting started. Along with classmates Alfonso Calderon, Sarah Chadwick, Emma González, David Hogg and Cameron Kasky, she started the organization Never Again MSD with the goal of ending school shootings in the US permanently. Speaking on major news programs from “Face The Nation” to “60 Minutes,” the students reinvigorated the gun control movement, as people of all ages were impressed by their intelligence, their passion and their refusal to be silent. With Never Again MSD’s first major demonstration, The March For Our Lives happening in Washington, DC and across the country on Saturday, host Jesse Lent talks to Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition To Stop Gun Violence, about how the Parkland students have changed the political calculus of the gun debate in this country and how his organization is supporting their efforts.
On February 17, at a gun control rally held in front of the Broward County Courthouse, Stoneman Douglas senior Emma Gonzalez gave an impassioned plea for students to stand up and demand action for her slain classmates after a student went on a shooting rampage on February 14 that killed 17 and wounded 17. The clip was viewed over 3 million times on YouTube. But Gonzalez was just getting started. Along with her schoolmates Alfonso Calderon, Sarah Chadwick, Emma González, David Hogg and Cameron Kasky, she started the organization Never Again MSD with the goal of ending school shootings in the US permanently. With Never Again MSD's first major demonstration, The March For Our Lives happening in Washington, DC and across the country on Saturday, Jesse talks to Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition To Stop Gun Violence, about how the Parkland students have changed the political calculus of the gun debate in this country.
On February 17, at a gun control rally held in front of the Broward County Courthouse, Stoneman Douglas senior Emma Gonzalez gave an impassioned plea for students to stand up and demand action for her slain classmates after a student went on a shooting rampage on February 14 that killed 17 and wounded 17. The clip was viewed over 3 million times on YouTube. But Gonzalez was just getting started. Along with her schoolmates Alfonso Calderon, Sarah Chadwick, Emma González, David Hogg and Cameron Kasky, she started the organization Never Again MSD with the goal of ending school shootings in the US permanently. With Never Again MSD's first major demonstration, The March For Our Lives happening in Washington, DC and across the country on Saturday, Jesse talks to Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition To Stop Gun Violence, about how the Parkland students have changed the political calculus of the gun debate in this country.
The Parkland tragedy reverberated throughout our nation and hit close to home. Aung San Suu Kyi's pearl "When you are feeling helpless, help someone" inspired a local teen Charlotte Kerpen, to take action. She's organizing #PortforParkland, a benefit concert hosted here in Port Washington to raise funds for the families affected by the tragedy and aslo for Sandy Hook Promise, to do a small but important part in ensuring this does not happen again. She shares with us the mood amongst her High School peers in the aftermath of Parkland and inspires even the most regular person can stand up, take action and do something for good. Indeed, it's the Emma Gonzalez's, Cameron Kasky's, David Hogg's and the Charlotte's of this world that ensures us that the future is in very good capable grounded hands. About our Guest: Charlotte Kerpen is a 14 year old High School Student who loves theater, acting and drama and her family. She heralds from a family of entrepreneurs and this apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Charlotte will continue to Work It and inspire her generation. Click for tickets to PortforParkland #PortforParkland is her first in what I'm sure will be many, inspirational and motivational events. We are proud to supPORT #PortforParkland as our Charitable Partner for the upcoming MomTime Movie Event for "A Wrinkle in Time." Indeed, there are times, events and circumstances which wrinkle our plans and set us on a new course of action. Listen to how Charlotte is stringing this wrinkle into a positive.
Bill’s guests are David Hogg, Cameron Kasky, Amy Chua, Eric Holder, Jon Meacham. (Originally aired 03/02/18)
Bill and his guests – David Hogg, Cameron Kasky, Amy Chua, Eric Holder, and Jon Meacham answer viewer questions after the show. (Originally aired 03/02/18)
We need to talk about guns. Everyone wants to say how we as young people should or should not think, but when deadly weapons are brought into our classrooms, we are the only ones who can truly say how we think and feel about our lives. #neveragain SHE CAST is a project of {she crew}. Find out more at shecrew.org Produced and edited by: Meredith Montgomery & Jessica London-Shields Featured Music: Purple Stuff- Chamomile Special Shoutouts To: Emma Gonzalez & Cameron Kasky. We love and support you and all of your classmates. Keep fighting. Subscribe to our Patreon for She Cast exclusives! www.patreon.com/shecast
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