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Beyond Words is where ideas come to life through the power of Al and meaningful conversations. From the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and technology to self-improvement, business, productivity, motivation, and the future of humanity, every episode is designed to inform, inspire, and spark curiosity.
Whether you're an entrepreneur, creator, student, or simply someone who loves learning, you'll discover thought-provoking stories, practical insights, and engaging discussions that go beyond the ordinary.
New episodes are released regularly, bringing you fresh perspectives, expert-inspired knowledge, and AI-powered storytelling that keeps you ahead of the curve.
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Red & Blue: A GOP View

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 37:04

In this conversation, Michael interviews Erin Perrine, a Republican strategist, about her career in politics and the upcoming election. They discuss working on the Hill versus working on campaigns, the strengths and weaknesses of Kamala and Trump, the quick shift in the presidential race from Joe Biden to Kamala Harris, and the challenges of messaging on abortion and immigration. They also touch on the importance of emotions in politics, the likability factor for Kamala Harris, and the upcoming debates between Harris and Donald Trump.
Takeaways
Working on the Hill and working on campaigns are two different experiences, but it is possible to do both.
The messaging on abortion and immigration is challenging for both Republicans and Democrats.
Emotions play a significant role in politics, and voters are motivated by negative ads.
Republicans should focus on delivering their message and not try to trap Donald Trump in debates.
Democrats need to acknowledge the failures in certain areas, such as the economy and immigration, to resonate with voters.
The likability factor is important for Kamala Harris, and she should stay focused on her message during debates.
Both the Trump campaign and the Biden-Harris campaign are neck and neck in the race.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and background
01:11 Working on the Hill vs. working on campaigns
05:24 The quick shift in the presidential race
07:50 The challenges of messaging on abortion and immigration
16:00 The role of emotions in politics
29:55 Preparing for debates with Donald Trump
33:31 The neck and neck race between the Trump campaign and the Biden-Harris campaign

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Pride in Power: LPAC’s Political Impact

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 51:48

Janelle Perez, the executive director of LPAC, discusses the work of LPAC in supporting and electing LGBTQ women and non-binary folks. She shares her personal experience running for office in Florida and the attacks she faced from the Republican party. The conversation also touches on the Republican party's attack on the LGBTQ community, the Don't Say Gay Bill, and the fear-mongering tactics used by Republicans. The discussion expands to the challenges faced by Democrats in Florida, the need for better messaging and outreach to diverse communities, and the importance of addressing pocketbook issues that impact voters. The conversation covers various topics related to politics, elections, and the American dream. The main themes include the need for bipartisan dialogue, the volatile nature of politics, the importance of emotional messaging, the impact of losing a race, the behavior of Trump and Republicans, the preservation of personal freedoms, and the definition of the American dream. The conversation also highlights the work of LPAC in endorsing LGBTQ+ women and non-binary candidates.

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Roy Wood Jr. talks Comedy, Politics, Media & the Future of this Country

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 45:33

ROY WOOD JR. is a comedian, an Emmy-nominated documentary producer, a correspondent on Comedy Central’s Emmy-nominated The Daily Show with Trevor Noah, and host of Comedy Central’s award-winning podcast, The Daily Show: Beyond the Scenes. Spring of 2023, Wood guest hosted The Daily Show and headlined the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

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How Young Voters Can Shape the Future and End Trumpism

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 46:52

*This episode was recorded prior to the Biden announcement on Sunday.
Michael talks with the Head of Next Gen, Christina Tzintzun Ramirez. Next Gen empowers young voters to engage in political process and ensure government responsiveness to the biggest and most diverse generation in American History. The conversation covers a range of topics related to this election, the Biden administration, young voters, and the role of organizers in engaging the electorate. It delves into the challenges and opportunities in mobilizing young voters, the impact of policy decisions on their support, and the changing dynamics of political engagement. The conversation also explores the influence of economic policies, and the role of the courts in shaping the political landscape. Michael and Christina cover a wide range of topics including the impact of the Supreme Court on young voters, immigration, the political landscape in Texas, the influence of young people in politics, and the importance of voting. It also delves into the role of young people in shaping the future of the country and the need for their active participation in the political process and this election especially.
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The Biden administration's policies on student debt, climate change, and labor unions have resonated with young voters, but there are areas, such as the conflict in Gaza, where the administration's stance has eroded support.

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Crisis Point: Anthony Coley on defending Democracy

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 26:39

In this conversation, Michael interviews Anthony Coley, a former DOJ and Treasury official, about the current political landscape and the importance of voting. They discuss Kamala Harris's rise in popularity, the strength of the Democratic bench, the threat of a second Trump term, and the need for Democrats to engage with the Republican media ecosystem. They also touch on the role of the DOJ and the importance of preserving voting rights. Overall, the conversation highlights the significance of the upcoming election and the need for Democrats to mobilize and protect democracy.
Takeaways
Kamala Harris has gained popularity through her hard work and connection with voters, particularly on issues like reproductive rights.
The Democratic Party has a strong and diverse bench of talented individuals who are ready to lead.
Voting rights are crucial, and efforts to restrict access to the ballot must be fought against.
The threat of a second Trump term is concerning, as it could lead to the further weaponization of the DOJ and erosion of democratic norms.
Democrats need to engage with the Republican media ecosystem to reach a wider audience and make their case.
The Biden presidency represents a return to decency and a fight for the soul of the country.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Discussion of Kamala Harris
09:33 Importance of Voting Rights
12:24 Threat of a Second Trump Term and DOJ Weaponization
16:05 Engaging with the Republican Media Ecosystem
23:30 The Biden Presidency and Conclusion

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Kurt Bardella, Former Republican now Democratic Strategist says be Loud vs. Trump

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 45:57

In this conversation, Kurt Bardella, a democratic strategist and former Republican, talks about his journey into politics, working on Capitol Hill, and his time as press secretary for Congressman Darrell Issa. Bardella is the Creator & Publisher of the Morning Hangover and a contributor to News Nation, LA Times and other media. Bardella is also a country music enthusiast and shares stories from the Academy of Country Music Awards and his love for artists like Chris Stapleton.
Michael and Kurt reflect on the changing dynamics of Capitol Hill and the current state of the Republican Party. Bardella discusses the rise of Donald Trump and his early recognition of Trump's potential as a political force. The conversation covers various topics related to the 2016 election, the Clinton campaign, the Democratic Party, the media, and the current

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Debate Performance Anxiety & Keeping the Faith with Michael Starr Hopkins

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 34:06

The Presidential Debate is the talk of the moment. Michael is joined by Ally Sammarco, a democratic strategist and ex-Republican, sr. digital editor for LA Magazine and Host of @Americas_Show among other things. Their conversation revolves around the aftermath of the presidential debate and the future of the Democratic Party. They discuss Biden's performance, the need for a conversation about his ability to serve another term, and the challenges Democrats face in winning over voters. They also touch on the importance of optics, the role of the media, and the need for Democrats to reclaim narratives around patriotism and faith. The conversation concludes with a call to action for Democrats to support Biden and work towards a progressive agenda.
Takeaways
Biden's performance in the presidential debate was not strong, raising concerns about his ability to serve another term
Democrats face challenges in winning over voters, particularly independents, after the debate
The Democratic Party needs to reclaim narratives around patriotism and faith to appeal to a broader base
Democrats should focus on the party's accomplishments and the issues they stand for, rather than solely relying on Biden as the nominee
Voters need to be reminded of the dangers of Trump's presidency and the importance of voting for the Democratic Party

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Red Echo, Blue Roar: Navigating the 2026 Election

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 28:04

In this conversation, Michael interviews Kaivan Shroff, a Democratic political consultant, political commentator and attorney about the 2024 election and the stakes for Democrats.
They discuss the dangers of a Trump presidency, the people he surrounds himself with, the meanness of the Republican party, the messaging challenges for Democrats, the role of the media, the influence of money in politics, and the need for Democrats to be more assertive and proactive. They also touch on the challenge of winning back Trump supporters and the lack of backbone among some Republicans.
The conversation covers topics such as media bias, TV commentary, the role of contributors, and the American dream. Michael and Kaivan discuss the influence of media in shaping public opinion and the tendency to seek out controversial voices for entertainment value. They also share their experiences in TV commentary and the challenges of navigating the industry. The conversation touches on the importance of staying true to one's beliefs and not compromising for the sake of popularity. The American dream is defined as the opportunity for individuals to work hard and improve their lives, but the current political climate and polarization hinder its realization.

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Michigan Matters

Wednesday, September 2, 2026 • Duration 30:51

Michigan State Senator Mallory McMorrow discusses the political landscape in Michigan and the impact of the Biden-Harris campaign. She highlights the importance of Michigan in national politics and the fear of losing the state to Republicans. McMorrow also talks about the excitement and hope surrounding the Biden-Harris campaign and the need for a functional two-party system. She emphasizes the importance of grassroots organizing and down-ballot races. McMorrow discusses the significance of reproductive rights, particularly in light of the Dobbs decision, and the need for access to safe and legal abortion. She reflects on the rise of Trumpism and the importance of standing up against hate and bullying.

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Sean Spicer talks Trump, Election, & Media with Michael Starr Hopkins

Monday, August 31, 2026 • Duration 01:02:04

Former Trump press secretary, Sean Spicer, discusses his experience in politics and the changes he has observed in the Republican Party. He reflects on the Trump administration and the impact of Trump's presidency on the political landscape. The conversation also touches on the 2020 election and the events of January 6th. Spicer shares his perspective on Trump's leadership style and his thoughts on Trump's potential candidacy in 2024. The conversation between Sean Spicer and Michael covers a range of topics, including the protests following the killing of George Floyd, foreign policy, abortion, and the upcoming election. They discuss the divisive nature of politics and the fear and anger that exists between different sides. They also touch on the role of the media and the importance of relationships and personal experiences. Overall, the conversation highlights the need for understanding and finding common ground in a polarized society.

Takeaways

The Trump administration brought a populist shift to the Republican Party, aligning the leadership with the grassroots on issues like trade and foreign policy.

Spicer believes that Trump's tactics and tone should not overshadow the outcomes he achieved, such as renegotiating trade deals and pushing NATO allies to increase defense spending.

There were concerns about the haphazard legal strategy and lack of a clear plan to address election concerns in 2020.

Spicer acknowledges that Trump can be both empathetic and abrasive, and that people's experiences with him vary.

Spicer expresses confidence in Trump's fitness for a second presidential term and believes that the focus should be on policy outcomes rather than personal opinions about his character.

There is a disagreement about the impact of Trump's rhetoric on race relations in the country. The protests following the killing of George Floyd were a significant event that sparked a national conversation about race and policing.

Foreign policy under Donald Trump was a mixed bag, with some successes and failures.

Abortion is a deeply divisive issue, with differing opinions on when life begins and the role of government in regulating it.

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