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Nothing Left Unsaid

Nothing Left Unsaid

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  • Nothing Left Unsaid on abolishing ICE, bs at the AZLEG, and hopes for 2026

    Nothing Left Unsaid on abolishing ICE, bs at the AZLEG, and hopes for 2026
    Feb 24 2026

    Welcome back to season 2! This episode, we break down the week’s biggest political flashpoints — from explosive developments tied to Jeffrey Epstein to ICE presence in Arizona. We discuss where organizers, students, and community members are mobilizing, raising legal defense funds, and demanding action from local leaders. While politicians often fall short, grassroots resistance is growing, and leaders like Kris Mayes continue high-profile legal battles over Trump's overreach. Episode 1 of the season dives into power, accountability, and why community action matters now more than ever.
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    20 mins
  • Nothing Left Unsaid on consumer protections and cost-of-living with AG Kris Mayes

    Nothing Left Unsaid on consumer protections and cost-of-living with AG Kris Mayes
    Dec 15 2025

    This week, Attorney General Kris Mayes catches us up on her most recent fights to protect working-class Arizonans. From co-litigating a case at the Supreme Court, to Arizona’s hidden gems–you won’t want to miss this.
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    37 mins
  • Nothing Left Unsaid on election wins, mutual aid, and music

    Nothing Left Unsaid on election wins, mutual aid, and music
    Dec 6 2025
    • This week, we talk more about how the government shutdown is affecting us, recent election wins, and the insanity of the Epstein emails. On the culture front, we discuss self-care, Hayley Williams, and Ziwe’s newest iconic interview.
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    21 mins
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