Episode 8: Why Are Voters Losing Faith in Politics?

November 3rd, 2026  |  Season 7  |  41 mins 34 secs

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Why are voters losing faith in politics, even when they understand the importance of voting?

In Season 7, Episode 2 of Everything's Political, Junius Williams welcomes Detroit cultural organizer Trinity Watson and government affairs consultant Marilyn Davis for a candid conversation about voter disengagement, declining trust in government, political accountability, and the responsibility of political parties to engage the communities they represent.

Together, they explore what it takes to rebuild trust, inspire political participation, and create meaningful change beyond the ballot box.

Episode 7: Episode 1: Does Your Vote Really Matter? The Power of the Vote

October 15th, 2026  |  Season 7  |  37 mins 52 secs

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Does your vote really matter? In the Season 7 premiere of Everything's Political, civil rights activist Junius Williams welcomes movement elder Aljosie Aldrich Harding for a powerful conversation about voting rights, voter disengagement, and the struggle for political power.

Drawing from their experiences in the Civil Rights Movement, they explore why younger generations are questioning the value of voting, the sacrifices made to secure voting rights, and how communities can reclaim their political voice.

Discover why the power of the vote goes far beyond the ballot box.

Episode 5: Rutha Mae Harris on Freedom Songs, SNCC, and the Civil Rights Movement

March 31st, 2026  |  Season 6  |  27 mins 15 secs

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Original SNCC Freedom Singer Rutha Mae Harris reflects on freedom songs, the Albany Movement, protest music, and the power of music in the Civil Rights Movement.