Podcast
Organizing Chaos
Hosted by Roots to Results · EN
If democracy had a group chat, this would be it. In 20 minutes or less, we unpack current events, legislation, and organizing strategies that build real power. Smart, candid, and a little irreverent — it’s how we make sense of the mess and move the movement forward. Hosted by Roots to Results Founders Laura Miranda-Browne and Sarah Virgo and Creative Director Meg Simons.
16episodes
Episodes
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GTFO Awards
Dec 2400:21:53Tap to summarize2025 has been a s#itshow, and we’re done. Before we look ahead to 2026, we want to give a final “don’t let the door hit you on the way out” to the things we’re leaving behind in 2025. Welcome to the "GTFO Awards"!
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Local Politics
Dec 1000:21:30Tap to summarizeElections aren’t just about the White House. They start in your backyard. We’ll talk about why local politics matter, who’s actually running your town, and how potholes might be the most underrated political issue of our time.
Transcribe →Thanksgiving Survival Guide
Nov 2600:21:20Tap to summarizeStuffing, sides, and unsolicited political opinions. This episode breaks down how to survive Thanksgiving debates — from “pass the potatoes” to “please stop quoting Facebook.” Already grabbed our Thanksgiving Rebuttal Guide? Pair it with this episode and consider yourself fully armed for the dinner table. #OrganizingChaosPod #RootsToResults
Transcribe →Organizing Chaos Minisode: Shutdown Reactions
Nov 1700:16:03Tap to summarizeThe shutdown is (mostly) over, but at what cost?We’re talking fallout, funding, and the fine print behind America’s favorite political dysfunction.
Transcribe →Organizing Chaos Minisode: The Epstein Files
Nov 1500:16:38Tap to summarizeCONTENT WARNING: This video contains discussions of sexual violence and violence against children.
Transcribe →America's Favorite Dysfunction: The Government Shutdown
Nov 1000:21:05Tap to summarizeNOTE: This episode was recorded on November 2, 2025 - before the deal to end the government shutdown was reached. The government’s closed, but the drama’s wide open. We’ll explain what a shutdown really means, who’s impacted, and why this political Groundhog Day keeps happening —all while trying not to shut ourselves down in the process.
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