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Hosted by Unknown Host · government · EN-US · 60 episodes
Crashing the Political Party is a podcast for curious but busy people who feel let down by the current political system and are looking for something different. Each episode features conversations with, or about, alternative political candidates, topics, and ideas you won’t hear about on mainstream news. If you're ready to explore fresh voices and real options beyond the usual talking heads and cable news shouting matches, this podcast is for you.
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Episode #25
AJ is joined this week by Dave Bushaw, an independent candidate running for Iowa’s 2nd Congressional District. They talk about why he’s running as an independent, his top campaign priorities and proposed solutions, what he believes he can offer that his opponents can’t, growing voter interest in the labor movement, his admiration for Eugene V. Debs, his organization Real Men’s Circles, book recommendations, and more!
Episode #24
This week’s episode features Michael Bridgeford, an independent candidate running for Iowa’s 1st Congressional District. AJ and Michael talk about why running as an independent makes sense for him, his three biggest policy priorities and proposed solutions, what it’s like running to represent such a diverse congressional district, his major-party opponents’ refusal to participate in debates, the questions he’d ask his opponents, book recommendations, and more!
Episode #23
Senator Rick Bennett, an independent running for Governor of Maine, joins the show this week to talk about his background, switching from being a Republican to being an independent, his policy priorities and proposed solutions, his experience cutting through partisan conflict as Senate President, changes needed in the Maine government, Maine's history as friendly territory for alternative candidates, book recommendations, and more.
Episode #22
Colt Shelby, the 2026 Libertarian Party nominee for Arkansas Governor joins the show this week to talk about who he is, his top policy issues and solutions, what he hopes his kids learn from his campaign, and to take listener questions.
Episode #18
AJ is joined by Andy Ellis, the Green Party's 2026 nominee for Governor of Maryland. They talk about Andy's background, why the Green Party made sense for him, policy goals, what success looks like outside of winning, book recommendations, and more!
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