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

This week, 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 alongside his wif…

Army Veteran Seth Aitken Shares His Vision for the District Attorney’s Office

In this week’s episode, Jennifer welcomes Seth Aitken, a Fall River attorney and Army veteran currently running for Bristol County District Attorney in Massachusetts. Raised in Swansea, Massachusetts, Seth brings years of legal experience, serving as a former assistant district attorney, recent cit…

Renee Minogue Shows How Gubernatorial Candidate Mike Minogue Will Succeed Where Healey Failed

  In this week’s episode, Jennifer sits down with Renee Minogue, a dedicated education advocate, Fulbright Scholar, experienced homeschool mom of five, and community leader. Renee is not only the wife of gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue but also an accomplished educator who has helped students…

Micah Jones Runs as a Rational Republican in a Massachusetts Political Circus

    This week, Jennifer welcomes Micah Jones, an Army veteran, lawyer, husband, and father, who is running for Congress in Massachusetts’ open 6th Congressional District. Micah is a former Democrat who switched to the Republican Party after witnessing a shift in political dynamics. He lives in Es…

Taxpayer Money Hard at Work Funding Democrat Training Bootcamps for Non-Citizens

In today’s episode, Jennifer takes listeners on a deep dive into the latest news from Boston, examining Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration and recent decisions that have raised eyebrows across the state. She raises concerns about taxpayer dollars being used for a $575-per-person, 10-week training p…

In Massachusetts It Takes a Village and That Village Is Run by Bureaucrats Who’ve Never Changed a Diaper

In this week’s episode, Jennifer dives headfirst into the jaw-dropping absurdities coming out of Massachusetts. Jennifer isn’t afraid to call it as she sees it, fiercely defending common sense and parental rights while sharing her own wild journey of motherhood. With her signature wit and real-life…

Boston’s Glorious Decline from Crane City to Zombie Apocalypse with Michael Nichols

In this week’s episode, Jennifer welcomes Michael Nichols, President of the Downtown Boston Alliance. Michael is a seasoned Boston civic leader who previously ran for Boston City Council and served as Executive Director of the Esplanade Association. With deep expertise in urban development, downtow…

How Tracking Right-Wing Media Opened New Perspectives for Lifelong Journalist Howard Polskin

  In this week’s episode, Jennifer welcomes Howard Polskin, president, founder, and chief curator of The Righting.com. Howard spent the first half of his career as a journalist, writing extensively about TV news for TV Guide magazine. Drawing on his media expertise, Howard founded The Righting, an…

Delivery Room Viable Doesn’t Mean Anything Under Massachusetts Abortion Law

  In this week’s episode, Jennifer delves into one of the most contentious legislative actions to come out of the Massachusetts State House in recent years. Jennifer, known for her advocacy on civic engagement and commonsense solutions, founded the Political Contessa platform, where she frequently…

Kade Crockford on the Surveillance Economy and What Massachusetts’ New Privacy Law Means for You

    In this week’s episode, Jennifer is joined by Kade Crockford, Director of Technology and Justice Programs at the ACLU of Massachusetts. With 15 years of experience in privacy advocacy, Kade is a nationally recognized expert on surveillance, civil liberties, and the intersection of technology …