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Join us weekly for a conversation with Maggie Daun and EMILYs List special guests about how electing Democratic pro-choice women candidates at every level of government will change our communities and change the world. Listen Live: 2:30 pm - 3:00 pm Wednesday

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Find Your Whys 05.02.2025

Donald Trump's "parade of horribles" continue. Gaza as the Riveria of the Middle East? It's stupid. But it's more than that. Today, Maggie explains why it's actually about the country's values. She breaks down the reasons why she stays engaged in politics and also finds out why you care and continue the good fight. We also get some inspiration from the words of Bishop Mariann Budde the day after i...

2024-10-30 Sounds Like Change 30.10.2024

In this episode of The Maggie Daun Show, we talk to Emily about what it takes to be a heard voter. Listen as her and Maggie take calls from concerned individuals regarding the tax policies and extreme radical agendas of the republican party . The Maggie Daun Show is a part of the Civic Media radio network and airs Monday through Friday from 2-4 pm across the network. Subscribe to the podcast to be...

Where the Wind Blows with Yari Aquino 23.10.2024

For today's installment of Sounds Like Change , Maggie is joined by Yari Aquino, the Director of Campaign Communications from Emily's List, to talk about how reproductive rights will impact Wisconsin's Senate and down ballot races. They react to last week's debate between Senator Tammy Baldwin and Eric Hovde as well as highlight pro-choice candidates running in state and local races.

Abortion is on the Ballot with Christina Reynolds 16.10.2024

Special Guest: Christina Reynolds  Christina Reynolds is the Senior Vice President of Communications & Content at EMILYs List. She has served as deputy communications director at Hillary for America. She also served as White House Director of Media Affairs and Special Assistant to President Obama and director of rapid response at Obama for America. Additionally, she served as research & po...

How Young Women Will Decide The Election 09.10.2024

Special guest Sara Spain, Director of Strategic Communications at EMILYs List joins Maggie. Young women between the ages of 18-45 show an overwhelming favoritism for the Harris-Walz ticket. Sara joins Maggie to dig into why young women support Kamala Harris so overwhelmingly. Support for Harris won't be enough though, y'all. We need to carry that momentum to candidates up and down the ballot to el...

The biggest lies on reproductive freedom 02.10.2024

Maggie reflects on the style and substance of the VP debate with EMILYs list Director of Strategic Communications, Sara Spain. Specifically, two focus on the substantial lies spewed by Vance, especially on reproductive freedom.

Sounds Like Change: Abortion is on the Ballot 25.09.2024

Special guest: Christina Reynolds Christina is the Senior Vice President of Communications & Content at EMILYs List . She served as deputy communications director at Hillary for America. She also served as White House Director of Media Affairs and Special Assistant to President Obama and director of rapid response at Obama for America. Additionally, she served as research & policy director...

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