Days before the election, Ana and Deep welcome Logan Davis, investigative columnist at the Colorado Times Recorder and author of The Red Print, the award-winning map of Advance Colorado’s money, to explain who built the longest ballot in state history and why. Logan walks through how Advance emerged in 2020 to deliver for Phil Anschutz after the Colorado GOP made itself unelectable, how a Democratic legislature anointed Michael Fields by negotiating property tax cuts with him in 2023, and how $14 million moved in 2024 from family foundations and donor-advised funds through a dozen groups with the same officers and the same compliance person. Then the whole shop: Anschutz funds the groups that write the measures, the think tank that blesses them, and the newspapers that endorse them, and this month his companies told employees at the Broadmoor, Xanterra, and Anschutz Exploration to follow the Gazette’s voter guide. Also: why the Colorado Democratic Party is holding election night at an AEG venue, why eight of this year’s measures are built to win lawsuits later, and a twenty-minute argument between Deep and Logan over Amendment 85 that neither of them wins. Tea Time with Logan: predictions on every statewide race and all fourteen measures, Boebert, CD-8, Talarico, El-Sayed, and whether 134 and 135 pass. Last episode of the election cycle.

Who Is Advance Colorado? whoisadvancecolorado.org The Red Print, Colorado Times Recorder: https://coloradotimesrecorder.com/2025/08/the-redprint-how-advance-colorado-and-anonymous-donors-shape-the-political-landscape/72168/ Colorado Times Recorder: coloradotimesrecorder.com

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The LITA November 2026 Ballot Guide: leftintheattic.com/voterguide

Chapters00:00 A Nice Little Propaganda Machine

00:49 Halloween Weekend And The Party Bus

02:57 Meet Logan Davis

03:37 “I Found A Candidate’s Second Family”

07:05 The Political Workers Guild

10:17 Advance Colorado Fills The GOP Vacuum

15:59 The Property Tax Blackmail

25:29 Reading The 990s Backwards

30:13 The Award-Winning Flowchart

35:34 Twelve Groups, One Compliance Person

39:25 MAGA Or Chamber Of Commerce?

41:43 Who Anschutz Funds In Washington

45:37 Batting .500 With Eight On The Ballot

49:05 Courts, Power, And North Carolina

51:26 Initiatives, Think Tank, Newspapers

52:52 The Broadmoor Emails

54:43 Election Night At An Anschutz Venue

59:12 Eight Measures Built To Sue Later

01:03:47 The Amendment 85 Fight

01:22:12 Michael Fields DM’d Ana

01:25:21 Tea Time: Predictions

01:30:51 The Measures, Pass Or Fail

01:35:15 Talarico, El-Sayed, Mejía

01:37:47 Call To Action

01:39:01 Wrap And Outtakes

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and the founder of Lamp Strategies, a public affairs firm, with more than a decade of experience shaping campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, Colorado House Democrats staff, and Capitol lobbyist for Denver Public Schools, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights, and turns up on TV and radio to argue about all of it. He's the son of Punjabi immigrants, a Colorado Springs kid, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community, not saviors, will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Ana and Deep welcome Governor Jared Polis to the attic for a conversation about eight years in office and where he and the left part ways. Polis walks through the education record and the gaps that remain, then defends a supply-side approach to housing where he and the hosts agree right up until rent stabilization. Ana asks the question the episode turns on: if the referee is paid by one team, is the referee impartial? Polis says no, backs publicly financed elections, and says he never took PAC money. Then the disagreements: the surveillance pricing veto, whether the billionaires who own the venues get to decide who speaks (Melat Kiros’s canceled rally), why Europe’s universal healthcare proves capitalism works, why Donald Trump is a socialist, and why he commuted Tina Peters’s sentence instead of letting a judge resentence her. In the ballot lightning round, Polis calls Amendment 87 “the worst one on the ballot,” backs Prop NN, calls Amendment 83 “awful,” and says the anti-trans measures are “nasty and mean.” In Tea Time, Ana and Deep debrief an interview that went friendlier than they expected, disclose their paid work on 84, 85, 7A, and 132, and walk through the LITA ballot guide: yes on 85, 87, NN, and 7A, no on everything else.

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Make your own ballot guide and see what 85 would change: https://www.courageouscoloradoaction.org/no-84-yes-85#create-your-guide

Disclosures: Deep is contracted for communications and strategy work on the No on 84 and Yes on 85 campaigns through Courageous Colorado Action. Ana did paid content for the Colorado Connector (7A), previously did paid content for the Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition, which opposes Prop 132, and is contracted for communications work on 84 and 85. We held every one of these positions before any contract existed and would do so freely!

Chapters

00:00 The Worst One On The Ballot

00:33 Sparkling Water And South Park

02:51 Meet Governor Jared Polis

06:03 The Education Governor’s Ledger

18:50 Supply Side vs. Tenant Protections

24:32 Is The Referee Impartial? “No.”

30:58 The Surveillance Pricing Veto

36:42 Who Gets A Microphone: Melat’s Canceled Rally with Hasan Piker

41:53 Healthcare, Capitalism, And Socialist Trump?

48:03 Tina Peters: Why Not Let The Judge Do It?

52:10 Lightning Round: 87 Is “Devastating”

01:04:53 A Message For The Left: 55 Percent

01:06:50 Tea Time: The Debrief

01:13:20 The LITA Ballot Guide

01:20:28 Why We’re A Yes On 85

01:31:48 The Rest Of The Ballot

01:42:43 Wrap And Behind The Scenes

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Ana and Deep sit down with Caroline Nutter, policy manager at the Colorado Fiscal Institute, to break down Amendment 87, the graduated income tax on your November ballot and the biggest structural change to Colorado’s tax code since TABOR passed in 1992. Caroline walks through what TABOR actually does and what 87 changes: it strikes one line of the constitution, replaces the flat 4.4 percent with brackets from 3.7 to 8.4 percent, and only raises rates above $500,000. The result is a tax cut for 97 percent of Coloradans and about $2.7 billion a year for healthcare, K-12, and childcare, held in a separate fund with annual audits. Then the myth-busting. Michael Fields claims 87 raises taxes on seniors and veterans. It doesn’t. Pension and Social Security deductions are untouched, and 97 to 98 percent of seniors and veterans get a cut. They also cover what happens if 87 and Prop 136 both pass, why 95 percent of small businesses pay less, and the 1,000 volunteers who gathered 75 percent of the signatures from Creede to Moffat to Durango. In Tea Time: why there are two different progressive coalitions fixing TABOR this year, Lauren Boebert’s $200,000 ethics complaint, the Tamale Act, and next week’s guest, Governor Jared Polis.

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Check out our first issue: They Will Call the Graduated Income Tax Socialism. It's a Moderate Compromise. Harshy Kaur Badhesha's debut Harsh Take breaks down Colorado's three November tax measures (vote yes on NN, yes on Amendment 87, no on Prop 136) and makes the case that treating TABOR as untouchable is moderate cowardice. Subscribe to get the next one here: leftintheattic.substack.com/

Yes on 87: protectcoloradosfuture.com (phone banks twice a week, donate)

Colorado Fiscal Institute: coloradofiscal.org

The Taxman, Colorado Public Radio (the Douglas Bruce story): https://www.cpr.org/podcast/the-taxman/

City Cast Denver: Lauren Boebert Can’t Lose: https://denver.citycast.fm/lauren-boebert-cant-lose-podcast

Chapters

00:00 97% Get a Tax Cut

00:32 Today We’re Talking Taxes

00:51 No TV, Just Friends On YouTube

03:18 Meet Caroline Nutter

05:44 “What’s TABOR?” Said The State Rep

07:04 Doug Bruce Was A Landlord

11:04 What Amendment 87 Actually Does

13:26 Marginal Rates And The Buckets

15:17 Michael Fields’ $7.2 Billion Claim

18:47 Seniors And Veterans Get A Cut

24:29 What If 87 And 136 Both Pass?

26:53 95% Of Small Businesses Pay Less

28:32 Where The $2.7 Billion Goes

31:19 CCAP Is Frozen Everywhere

31:50 The Moment Of Courage

32:57 1,000 Volunteers, 75% Of Signatures

36:48 Text Your Group Chat

38:47 Tea Time: Why Two Coalitions?

45:39 Lauren Boebert’s $200K Hush Money

51:23 Next Week: Governor Jared Polis

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Ana and Deep welcome Uriel Espinoza, co-founder of Momento Presents and senior advisor for public engagement at Courageous Colorado, for Hispanic Heritage Month. Uriel breaks down Colorado's Latino registration gap (56% of registered Latinos statewide are unaffiliated, and 250,000 eligible Latinos in Colorado aren't registered at all), why candidates keep treating Latino outreach as an afterthought, and why leading with culture instead of policy forums is the fix. He previews Momento's October 2nd voter registration concert at Levitt Pavilion, featuring DJ Bolo, following their 2024 event that registered nearly 4,000 new voters. He also doesn't hold back on Manny Rutinel, calling out the CD-8 candidate's authenticity. Then in T-Time: Macklemore gets dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour after a pro-Palestine statement, and Ana and Deep connect it directly to Melat Kiros's canceled Denver venues earlier this year. They close by reacting to the Kyle Clark interviews with Mike Johnston, Lisa Calderón, and Shontel Lewis on their relationships to Democratic socialism, including Lisa's contradiction (a dues-paying DSA member who won't call herself one). Plus: the first issue of the LITA Substack is live.

The LITA Substack Is Live

Our first issue dropped this week: They Will Call the Graduated Income Tax Socialism. It's a Moderate Compromise. Harshy Kaur Badhesha's debut Harsh Take breaks down Colorado's three November tax measures (vote yes on NN, yes on Amendment 87, no on Prop 136) and makes the case that treating TABOR as untouchable is moderate cowardice. Plus more! leftintheattic.substack.com/

Momento Presents: @momentopresents on Instagram

October 2nd Voter Registration Concert (DJ Bolo, Levitt Pavilion): RSVP here https://tickets.venuepilot.com/e/bolo-2026-10-02-levitt-pavilion-denver-denver-fde919?

Chapters

00:00 Why Latino Turnout Lags

00:22 Hispanic Heritage Kickoff

01:02 Cinco de Mayo Mythbusting

02:38 The Tejana Hats

04:18 Meet Uriel Espinoza

06:26 Watching His Mom Become A Citizen

08:13 250,000 Unregistered Eligible Latinos

11:07 Candidates With No Latino Turnout Strategy

14:27 What Actually Moves Latino Voters

18:49 Flipping Burgers To Flipping Sides

22:20 2% Of Elected Officials Are Latino

25:18 Culture First, Policy Second

27:16 The World Cup Watch Party

30:43 Bowling Alone And The Civic Vacuum

33:33 Blue Zones And The Power Of Belonging

34:24 The October 2nd Concert

38:17 How To RSVP And Register

39:00 Ballots Drop October 2nd

40:31 Macklemore's Free Palestine Backlash

47:05 The DSA Question, Three Mayors

47:31 "I'm Not A Card-Carrying Member"

52:27 Lisa Calderón's DSA Contradiction

56:38 Shontel Lewis Defines Democratic Socialism

58:44 The Budget Fumble, Revisited

01:05:06 The LITA Substack Is Live

01:06:01 Mile High Tea: The Twitter Beef

01:07:55 Wrap And Subscribe

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Ana and Deep sit down with Colorado Common Cause executive director Aly Belknap to break down the biggest threats facing Colorado’s 2026 election from federal pressure on mail voting and voter data to ICE at polling places and proposed ID changes. Aly explains why voter suppression, not voter fraud, is the bigger concern, how Common Cause is preparing through the Just Vote Colorado election protection coalition, and what voters should know about poll monitoring, community defense, and the 866-OUR-VOTE hotline. They also touch on Common Cause’s recent ethics and voting-rights work before closing with Tea Time on Mike Johnston, Shontel Lewis, and the crowded race for Sarah Parady’s seat.

Introducing the LITA Newsletter on Substack: We're expanding. Deep and Ana are launching a Left in the Attic Substack with newsletters, hot takes we can't fit in the show, ballot guides, and a new column from Harshy Kaur Badhesha called "Harsh Takes." Subscribe to be the first to know at leftintheattic.substack.com/

LinksColorado Common Cause: commoncause.org/coloradoElection Protection Hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)Just Vote Colorado Coalition: https://www.justvotecolorado.org/ Democracy Defense Fundraiser Ace Eat Serve, Denver, September 23: https://www.commoncause.org/colorado/events/democracy-defense-fundraiser-for-colorado-common-cause/ Drag Out The Vote at Hamburger Mary's — October 8Save the date: Ballot Guide Event — September 30

Chapters

00:00 Voter Suppression Wins Elections

00:29 Show Intro And Housekeeping

01:48 Pumpkin Spice Debate

03:36 Meet Aly Belknap

04:08 From Twitter To Voter Engagement

07:11 What Common Cause Does

08:48 The Opportunity Caucus Complaint

17:21 Colorado's Secure Election System

21:07 Suing Colorado Springs

25:26 Trump's Attack On Mail Ballots

31:07 The Chaos Coming To Colorado

37:21 ICE At Polling Places

45:23 The Just Vote Colorado Coalition

49:30 How Community Defense Wins

50:34 866-OUR-VOTE Hotline

52:43 How To Sign Up As A Poll Monitor

54:19 Watch Out For Prop 362

57:28 Save The Date: Fundraisers

59:23 T-Time Begins

59:53 Introducing Harsh Takes

01:02:00 The 2027 Mayor Race Kicks Off

01:07:49 Mike Johnston's Launch Video

01:14:21 Shontel's Word Cloud Disaster

01:19:22 Ten Candidates For The Vacancy

01:21:28 Wrap And Subscribe

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Ana and Deep welcome Monica Hunter, Vice President of the Denver Public Schools Board and former DPS teacher, for a conversation about what's actually happening in Colorado public schools, what's on the November ballot, and why school board disagreement is a feature, not a bug. Monica walks through her arc from first grade teacher in Montbello to strike captain during the 2019 DPS teachers' strike to founder of the DCTA Black Educators Caucus to her current role at the Colorado Education Association and DPS Board. They dig into Colorado's education paradox (ranked #1 in the country for educational attainment, 49th or 50th in teacher pay), the CMAS results showing 44% of students meeting literacy expectations and only 20% of Black students meeting math expectations, and how Brown v. Board pushed Black teachers out of the profession. Then they turn to the three education funding fights on the November ballot: the DPS Mill Levy ($6/month per median homeowner, $44M for the district), Prop NN (retaining tax revenue for K-12 without raising taxes), and Initiative 195 (the graduated income tax). They also cover the fight to unionize Education Support Professionals (workers of color who currently have no protection), the most expensive school board race in Colorado history (funded by Reed Hastings, Anschutz, and the Waltons), and why Monica refuses to "go along to get along" on the Board. Democracy is messy. That's the whole point.

Denver Public Schools Mill Levy: https://bond.dpsk12.org/page/2026-mill-levy-override

Prop NN Campaign Support: https://secure.ngpvan.com/HwAyZavU9kaKH5-EYOPXpQ2

Amendment 87/Initiative 195 (Graduated Income Tax): protectcoloradosfuture.com

Contact the DPS Board about ESP unionization: https://www.dpsk12.org/page/about-the-board

00:44 Back To School Memories From Three DPS Teachers

04:17 Meet Monica Hunter

05:21 From Church Volunteer To Montbello Teacher

06:59 The Innovation Schools Fight

08:27 Why Teacher Diversity Matters

08:52 How Brown v. Board Pushed Black Teachers Out

13:18 The Colorado Paradox

14:26 CMAS Scores And The Racial Gap

16:32 TABOR And The Colorado Funding Crisis

19:02 Meet The BS Factor

22:43 Three Ballot Measures Preview

23:23 Ballot Measure 1: The DPS Mill Levy

25:53 $6 A Month For $44 Million

28:06 Why Charter Schools Get A Share

28:59 Charters, Equity, And Denver's Model

29:44 Ballot Measure 2: Prop NN

31:16 How TABOR Refunds Actually Work

34:10 Ballot Measure 3: Initiative 195

34:22 Ballot Letters vs. Numbers, Explained

37:42 Why Funding Is Still The Whole Fight

38:57 Unionizing Education Support Professionals

44:22 Who Actually Recognizes A Union

46:10 What The Headlines Get Wrong About The Board

49:43 The Most Expensive School Board Race In Colorado History

52:04 Democracy Is Messy (Sirota Callback)

54:03 The Exit Ticket

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Ana and Deep welcome Rayna Kingston, Denver community organizer, content creator, and founder of Denver Activist Women's Group (DAWG), for a conversation about building political power outside electoral politics. Rayna walks through her arc: from a Christian conservative kid in Littleton, to a food-tour content creator during COVID, to a first-time candidate for Colorado House District 5, to the decision to step away from a race she was probably going to win. She founded DAWG after the 2024 election with a single Instagram Story that reached 500 women instead of the 30 she expected, and the group has now grown to a reach of 11,000+. Then she gets into what she learned running for office and the moment she realized she'd have to lie to voters about how much a junior state rep can actually change.

Denver Activist Women's Group (DAWG): denveractivistwomensgroup.com

DAWG on Instagram: @denveractivistwomensgroup

Rayna Kingston on Instagram: @raynakingdenver

00:00 Cold Open Banter

00:17 Show Intro And Guest

00:43 Matcha, Celsius, And Almost Dying

02:08 Coffee And The Celsius Scare

04:00 Meet Rayna Kingston

04:51 From Federal Boulevard To Full-Time Influencer

07:45 From Content Creator To DAWG Founder

11:02 500 Women Showed Up

14:02 What DAWG Actually Does

15:56 Why Run For Office

19:30 Running Without Permission

19:54 "Who Are You?" Democratic Gatekeeping

22:49 The "Delete It" Story

25:39 The Launch Party And The Momentum

26:28 Why She Walked Away From Winning

29:44 The Democratic Party Is 20 People

34:09 How To Hold Electeds Accountable

38:30 The Revolution Is Low-Hanging Fruit

40:24 Fall Ballot Preview And Wrap

Meet Your Hosts

Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit (see civicallyfit.org) to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action.

Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.

Links:

Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com

Instagram: @leftintheatticpod

TikTok: @leftintheattic

Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com

Voicemail: (303) 416-2846