World Cup Visitors, Target Runs, and the Joy of Ranch Dressing

  In this week’s episode, Jennifer invites listeners into a lighthearted yet insightful summer conversation. Jennifer has served as a prominent voice for empowering women to engage in politics and strengthen their communities. Known for her practical wisdom, humor, and relatable experiences as bot…

BREAKING!! Vice President’s Wife’s Maternity Dress Wasn’t Gucci - Political Bullsh#t Ensues

    In this week's episode, Jennifer spotlights the recent controversy surrounding Usha Vance, the Second Lady of the United States and a Yale-educated attorney. Usha, pregnant with her fourth child, recently found herself the subject of criticism after wearing an $8.75 Old Navy maternity dress d…

Signature Drives and Grassroots Movements: Christina Delisio’s Fight for Political Choice in Massachusetts

    In this week's episode, Jennifer welcomes Christina Delisio, a seasoned community leader and former Manchester Planning Board member, who is currently running for State Representative in Massachusetts' 5th Essex District. Christina brings nearly a decade of experience championing local issues…

Blue Barrels, Broken Systems, Food Fraud, and Election Reform in Massachusetts

In this week's episode, Jennifer is a guest on Jeff Simon's podcast, "Back to Normal," and is a prominent voice in Massachusetts Republican circles, as well as the current finance chair for the Mike Minogue gubernatorial campaign. Jeff, who is well known for hosting the "Back to Normal" show and fo…

Is a Nazi Tattoo and Creepy Sexting Behavior What Maine Dems Call Progress Now?

  In this week’s episode, Jennifer dives deep into the background and candidacy of Graham Platner, the Democratic Senate candidate facing incumbent Susan Collins, currently the only standing Republican in New England. She explores Platner’s privileged upbringing, lack of political experience, and …

Democracy Is Fun Until Lawmakers Take Your Ballot and Your Money with Jon Hecht

  In this week's episode, Jennifer welcomes Jon Hecht, a former Massachusetts State Representative and leading advocate for democracy reform. Jon has spent years at the State House gaining firsthand insight into the legislative process and now serves as a key member of the Coalition to Reform Our …

Massachusetts Needs a Public Servant, Not a Politician, and Gubernatorial Candidate Mike Minogue Steps Up

In this week’s episode, Jennifer welcomes Mike Minogue, Massachusetts’ endorsed nominee for governor. Mike is a decorated Army Ranger, combat veteran, father of five, longtime entrepreneur, and former CEO of a leading public medical device company. He is also deeply committed to public service alon…

Political Sleaze, Parental Rights, and Protecting Democracy with Liz Kurantowicz

  This week, Jennifer welcomes  back Liz Kurantowicz, a political operative and media commentator based in Connecticut and known for her advocacy for parental choice in education, her frequent appearances on television and radio, and her active involvement in state and federal political discourse.…

Mass GOP Convention: Egos, Drama, and the Art of Snatching Defeat from the Jaws of Victory

  In this week's episode, Jennifer dives into a comprehensive analysis of the Massachusetts Republican Convention, painting a provocative portrait of party struggles, logistical chaos, and questioning whether internal egos threaten the party's success. Sharply critical of certain campaign maneuver…

Vehicle Miles, Emission Mandates, and Freedom Under Threat in Massachusetts

    In this week's episode, Jennifer dives into parallels between George Orwell’s "1984" and Massachusetts Senate Bill 2246. She explores the newly introduced Senate Bill 2246, which seeks to align Massachusetts’ transportation plan with strict climate mandates by potentially imposing monitored l…