Indivisible Chicago Podcast

This week, the Indivisible Chicago Podcast explores how Big Tech uses our biometrics—our bodies—to expand their reach. Abe Scarr, State Director of Illinois PIRG, joins host Tom Moss to discuss efforts to preserve Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act and Big Tech’s desire to undermine it. Also, Indivisible Chicago’s Jeff Radue updates us on the fight to end Interstate Crosscheck. Subscribe wherever you find podcasts or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast. Subscribe to the Indivisible Chicago Podcast today on Itunes. We’re also on Android or stream from our website.

This week on the Indivisible Chicago Podcast, a very special episode as Tom Moss welcomes Olivia Countryman, host of the Indivisible Denton TX podcast Dressed for the Protest. Tom and Olivia compare notes about podcasting, community, and the local political scene. Subscribe wherever you find your podcasts. Or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

The Indivisible Chicago Podcast this week looks to November and the effort to flip Illinois 6. Tom Moss is joined by candidate Sean Casten, who discusses plans to take on Peter Roskam. Also, Reid McCollum and Elizabeth Hooper from the Coalition for a Better Illinois 6th discuss efforts underway to hold Roskam accountable for his voting record. Subscribe wherever you get podcasts, or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

This week’s Indivisible Chicago Podcast shines a light on gun violence and what is going on in the wake of the Parkland shooting and the March for our Lives. Tom Moss welcomes Brenna O’Brien from Moms Demand Action, and State Senator Don Harmon discusses where legislation stands. Also, four March for our Lives student organizers talk about where we go from here. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

The Equal Rights Amendment is destined to be added to the US Constitution and Illinois really should be the 37th state to ratify it. This week, Tom Moss talks with Kamala Lopez, the director of the documentary Equal Means Equal, and artist Natalie White to learn more. A joint resolution to ratify the amendment will be voted on this spring. State Senator Heather Steans joins to explain the process. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

This week, the Indivisible Chicago Podcast talks net neutrality as Tom Moss welcomes UIC Professor Steve Jones who was an eyewitness as the Internet Age was just getting started. Also, State Representative Ann Williams comes on to talk about HB4819 and what the state is doing to address net neutrality.

This week on the Indivisible Chicago Podcast, a glimpse into the future as Tom Moss welcomes three millennials who are running for office this year—Bushra Amiwala, Nicole Johnson, and Ugo Okere. Also, Maggie O’Keefe joins for some last minute voting tips. Subscribe at iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts.

This week, on the Indivisible Chicago Podcast Tom Moss welcomes Jason Kander, founder and president of Let America Vote, an organization targeting the the Republican voter suppression racket. Also, Ezra Levin, co-founder and co-executive director of Indivisible, joins to discuss where the organization is going in 2018. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts.

This week, Tom Moss welcomes Illinois Attorney General candidate Aaron Goldstein to the Indivisible Chicago Podcast. A public defender, Goldstein now seeks to defend the state against corruption and the Trump agenda. State Representative Will Guzzardi is taking on the pharmaceutical industry. Indivisible Chicago founder and director Jason Rieger joins to talk Indivisible Chicago Summit. If you haven’t registered yet, text ‘Summit’ to 66866 and do it today. Subscribe to the Indivisible Chicago Podcast on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Listen at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast

For this week’s Indivisible Chicago Podcast, Tom Moss takes the show on the road to interview former federal prosecutor and current Attorney General candidate Renato Mariotti live on stage at Fitzgerald’s in Berwyn. They talk Russia, gun control, and what an Attorney General can do to stand up to Trump. Also, Indivisible Oak Park Area’s Erika Bachner joins to talk about what’s happening in the neighborhood. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

On this week’s Indivisible Chicago Podcast, Jeff Radue interviews State Senator and candidate for Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul. What would he do to address criminal justice reform is elected? Also, Jen Dean from Chicago Votes joins to discuss GOTV efforts among the youth of the city. Subscribe on iTunes or anywhere you get podcasts. Listen at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

This week, the Indivisible Chicago Podcast welcomes Cook County Assessor candidate Fritz Kaegi for Property Tax Assessment 101 and to talk about alleged corruption and inefficiencies in that office and what he would do to clean it up if elected. As the DACA deadline approaches, Indivisible Chicago’s Carol Rodriguez joins to talk about what we all need to do to be better advocates for those affected. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

On this week’s Indivisible Chicago Podcast, Tom Moss talks with progressive candidate Marie Newman, who is challenging incumbent Democrat Dan Lipinski in Illinois 3. Also, Bushra Amiwala, candidate for Cook County Commissioner and DePaul University sophomore talks about her campaign. Jessica Olson of Solidarity Sundays joins to talk about getting out the vote. Heads up! The Indivisible Chicago Summit is coming on March 11. Tom talked to Josh Fox to learn more. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Or listen at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

This week, we welcome DACA recipient and activist Angelica Magaña about what’s at stake for her in this fight over DACA. Christian Picciolini, author of White American Youth updates us on his efforts to show people a way out of white supremacist movements, and Dave Fleisher and Bob Moriarty join to talk deep canvassing. Dave is director of the LA LGBT Center’s Leadership Lab and Bob is leading an effort to change voter’s minds in Illinois 6 one conversation at a time. Subscribe wherever you find your podcasts or listen online at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.

On this week’s Indivisible Chicago Podcast, Tom Moss talks with Amber Smock, Director of Advocacy at Access Living, about the ongoing civil rights fight for people with disabilities. Also, Brian Hess, executive director of the Sports Fans Coalition joins to talk about how the Sinclair Broadcast Group takeover of local media affects sports coverage. Subscribe on iTunes or wherever you get your podcasts. Or listen at indivisiblechicago.com/podcast.