Lawrence Winnerman

No guest, no filter: Dana and Lawrence roast Vance and Erika Kirk, rage about SNAP cuts, and ideate the world’s first Substack-centric holiday gift guide.

It was spooky because it's all true...

When the party of inclusion starts treating queer and trans people as expendable, it’s not strategy—it’s surrender.

When billionaires hoard, Congress starves, and CBS fires every Black person in the room — you know it’s Friday.

The one where we get real about nose hairs, dating apps, and the uneasy blur between artificial and authentic.

Marlon Weems joins me for a fearless, deeply personal conversation about why reparations aren’t just possible—they’re long overdue, and essential to America’s healing.

The comedian-turned-music-scribe joins us to talk aging, artistry, and why chasing what’s cool will always make you feel like the dad rapping.

Tony Michaels on reclaiming Article I, resisting political kings, and why the next American realignment might finally fix our democracy.

Week of October 27 - November 1

Thirty-five years later, The Simpsons is still teaching us how to laugh at the apocalypse.

Zuri Stevens joins us for a wild Fucked Up Friday—where East Wings fall, viruses rise, and resistance stays loud.

Investigating power, privacy, and the price of truth: Melissa Corrigan is doing the work the legacy media won’t

A recording from Lawrence Winnerman's live video

Maybe democracy doesn’t need more shouting—it needs more Egbertos.

Cliff Schecter on the Future of Independent Media and the Soundcheck Fund

Julie Roginsky breaks down the No Kings rallies, the disinformation war, and why independent media like Mayday Network is the future of truth

No kings, no chaos—just Rick Herbst reminding us that rebellion works best when it’s well-researched.

Week of October 20-25

Nazis, Bolton, and ICE—Oh My! Because apparently the hits just keep on coming

How Dr. Amber Hull turns science, sensuality, and self-awareness into a masterclass on human connection

From cat birthdays to heartbreak therapy, Dana and I dole out wisdom (?), real talk, and one toilet paper red flag you’ll never forget

Trump fires the disease detectives, the CDC glitches, and somehow the frogs are saving democracy.

“Too Fabulous for Fascism” wasn’t just a quote today—it was the vibe.

For the week of Oct 13-18