Adam & Tabitha

Rise & Organize

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Rise & Organize Hosted by Adam & Tabitha Welcome to Rise & Organize — a podcast for people who are ready to move from frustrated to fired up. Each week, your hosts Adam and Tabitha react to the news with honesty and heart, grounding the headlines in the real-life experiences that shaped how they think. This isn't just commentary — it's a conversation about why any of it matters and what we can do about it. Rise & Organize is built for doers. Whether you want to canvass your neighborhood, join a local Indivisible chapter, run for your school board, or just figure out where to start — this podca...

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Adam & Tabitha

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5 Steps to Get Started in Rural Organizing 05.05.2026 42:53

The conversation provides a comprehensive guide to community organizing, emphasizing the importance of starting small, understanding local concerns, and engaging and retaining members through meaningful involvement. It also highlights the significance of visible action and the human-centered approach to organizing. The conversation covers the importance of community involvement and political engag...

The Shocking Effect of Online Hate & How Activists Are Turning It Into Power 17.04.2026 1:05:57

Conrad Cable's Website: https://www.conrad4congress2026.com/ The conversation covers political satire and absurdity, religious influence in politics, and a discussion about a congressional campaign and the political landscape. The hosts discuss the absurdity of recent news, the influence of religious beliefs on political views, and the campaign of a Democratic candidate in a predominantly Republic...

Inside the Movement: How Organizing in Rural America Builds Hope and Community Resilience 10.04.2026 46:28

In this inaugural episode, Adam and Tabitha introduce their background in community organizing, share personal stories, and discuss the importance of local activism in rural America. They emphasize that starting is simpler than it seems and explore how community-driven efforts can shape political landscapes.