In this episode of NO HATE RADIO, hosted by former Texas Judge Don Windle, we embark on a conversation with guest Cet Mohamed-Moore about the divisiveness of modern American politics, the impact of the upcoming 2024 election, and the challenge of rebuilding community in its aftermath. We explore how political discourse has become polarized, comparing it to a high-stakes football game, and discuss the importance of extending grace, fostering relationships, and committing to long-term change, especially if the results are unfavorable to progressive ideals. Cet emphasizes the value of building beloved community through connection and empathy, even in the face of political differences.

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While we often name the injustices we see, the guiding principle of NO HATE RADIO is embodied in its name: hate is unequivocally excluded from the platform in any form. This rule underscores Don's dedication to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment for all discussions and interactions on the show. We will not perpetuate hate.

No Hate Radio is recorded in St. Petersburg, Florida and is an Allendale Equity & Justice podcast.

Hosted by Don Windle

Produced and edited by Cameron Helwege

"No Stranger to the Rain" performed by Dylan Dames

In this episode of NO HATE RADIO, we continue in our "Political Landscape" series, focusing on the structures that shape American politics, particularly the Electoral College and political parties. Host Don Windle discusses the historical reasons for the Electoral College, questioning its relevance in modern times, and explains how political parties have become the driving force behind elections, influencing everything from candidate selection to gerrymandering. It is important to understand these systems to ensure meaningful participation in democracy.

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While we often name the injustices we see, the guiding principle of NO HATE RADIO is embodied in its name: hate is unequivocally excluded from the platform in any form. This rule underscores Don's dedication to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment for all discussions and interactions on the show. We will not perpetuate hate.

No Hate Radio is recorded in St. Petersburg, Florida and is an Allendale Equity & Justice podcast.

Hosted by Don Windle

Produced and edited by Cameron Helwege

"No Stranger to the Rain" performed by Dylan Dames

In this episode of NO HATE RADIO, we dive into the implications of Project 2025, a conservative blueprint crafted by the Heritage Foundation, which seeks to drastically reshape the American government and its institutions. We explore how this project could centralize power in the executive branch, dismantle federal agencies, and erode democratic guardrails. We encourage our listeners to critically examine these proposals and consider the future direction of America as they prepare to vote in the upcoming elections. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Learn more about No Hate Radio here.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Suggest topics for future episodes or share your comments on the No Hate Radio Hotline: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠(442) 4-NO-HATE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

While we often name the injustices we see, the guiding principle of NO HATE RADIO is embodied in its name: hate is unequivocally excluded from the platform in any form. This rule underscores Don's dedication to fostering a respectful and inclusive environment for all discussions and interactions on the show. We will not perpetuate hate.

No Hate Radio is recorded in St. Petersburg, Florida and is an Allendale Equity & Justice podcast.

Hosted by Don Windle

Produced and edited by Cameron Helwege

"No Stranger to the Rain" performed by Dylan Dames