In this episode of Left Out Loud, Ally and Seth speak with Gabriel Jack, a California immigration attorney with 25 years of experience. The conversation breaks down the realities of ICE enforcement, detention, and deportation; common misconceptions about immigration; the economic role of immigrant labor; green cards and citizenship; America’s overwhelmed immigration courts; and what meaningful immigration reform could actually look like.

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In this episode of Left Out Loud, Ally and Seth speak with Angela Wynn, a candidate for Tennessee State Senate District 13. Angela shares her journey from domestic violence advocacy and public school organizing to running for office, and discusses Tennessee redistricting, maternal health, rural healthcare deserts, the school-to-prison pipeline, marijuana policy, community resources, and why constituent accountability matters.

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• (00:00) - — Intro
• (01:02) - — Angela’s story
• (02:05) - — Domestic violence advocacy
• (03:20) - — School organizing
• (05:41) - — Tennessee redistricting
• (08:41) - — Women’s health
• (10:00) - — Maternal mortality
• (12:00) - — Rural healthcare
• (14:45) - — Justice and safety
• (16:00) - — Youth resources
• (18:00) - — Prison pipeline
• (20:00) - — Marijuana policy
• (22:00) - — Lobbyist influence
• (24:20) - — Why Angela is ready
• (26:00) - — Constituent accountability
• (28:00) - — Final campaign push
• (30:00) - — Progressive scale
• (32:00) - — Closing with Angela
• (34:00) - — Post-interview thoughts
• (36:00) - — Midterm interviews
• (38:00) - — Final wrap

On this episode of Left Out Loud, Ally and Seth talk with Suzanna Karatassos, a candidate running in Georgia's State House District 120. The discussion covers flipping a district that has usually been held by the Republican Party, Medicaid expansion, voting rights, data centers, reproductive freedom, corporate influence, Democratic voter turnout, and why state-level elections can play a crucial role in checking federal policy.

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• (00:00) - — Intro
• (00:48) - — Georgia politics
• (01:37) - — Flipping District 120
• (03:05) - — Federal cuts
• (04:00) - — Medicaid expansion
• (05:30) - — Voting rights
• (06:20) - — Election concerns
• (07:55) - — Conservative voters
• (08:20) - — Data centers
• (09:45) - — Women’s rights
• (11:30) - — Abortion laws
• (12:25) - — 30,000 doors
• (13:00) - — IVF
• (14:10) - — Church and state
• (15:00) - — Debate challenge
• (16:00) - — Farm tariffs
• (17:00) - — Political connections
• (17:30) - — Corporate money
• (19:50) - — First policy priority
• (20:00) - — Medicaid first
• (21:00) - — Progressive scale
• (22:30) - — Campaign support
• (24:15) - — Post-interview
• (25:00) - — Georgia turnout
• (26:00) - — Democratic socialism
• (27:00) - — Why local races matter
• (29:00) - — Find more candidates
• (30:00) - — Midterm push
• (31:00) - — Closing