Elise Williams Rikard
For Love & Justice
Host Elise Williams Rikard, writer and recently diagnosed neurodivergent person, does her best to make sense of all the BS hurled at Americans daily— while spilling the tea with the best and brightest of her central Arkansas communitea. All in the name of Love and Justice, of course. Join us for candid talks on politics, relationships, mental health, grief, books,reality TV, and pop culture – and brace yourself for an unapologetically unlimitless dose of Mean Girls quotes and all things Taylor Swift (the limit does not exist).
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Elise Williams Rikard
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Último episodio
6 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
Navigating the Arkansas Abortion Amendment Petition With Mariah Martz 30.07.2024 1:07:55
Arkansans for Limited Government, with the help of volunteers and paid canvassers, pulled off the impossible and gathered more than 136,000 signatures to get abortion rights on the ballot in November—in one of the most notoriously anti-choice states in the country. I sat down with one of those amazing volunteers, Mariah Martz, to discuss what all went into the monumental grassroots effort to resto...
Make it Make Sense: Why is the World So Obsessed With Taylor Swift? 06.02.2024 52:10
In the debut episode of For Love & Justice, we're delving into the enchanting lore of Taylor Swift to answer the burning question on everyone's minds: Why are we Swifties—and now the world—so obsessed with Taylor and her ever-evolving love story? While I can't speak for all Swifties, I do have a few theories as to why she's the anti-hero we can't and won't stop rooting for. Plus, we're turning...
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