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Grassroots

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Oct 22, 2026

Enrique AlvarezHOST
8:37
You mentioned a little bit of grassroots and grills, which I think it's a great example of meeting people where they actually are.
Enrique AlvarezHOST
8:45
Could you tell us a bit more about how it works operationally? What is it? How did it come together? And how are you actually managing it?
Quinten SimsGUEST
8:55
So Grassroots and Grills came together.
Quinten SimsGUEST
8:57
The planning took place with more executive leadership, Sister Mikaela, Sister Fonika.
Quinten SimsGUEST
9:03
They did a phenomenal job of doing all of the legwork and thinking of what the programmatic institution of Grassroots and Grills would look like.
Quinten SimsGUEST
9:10
And then I helped out with, like I said, finding those companies and figuring out what merch we were going to do.
Quinten SimsGUEST
9:16
And the basis of it is getting people to get comfortable with political conversation in an everyday community setting.
Andrew KolvetHOST
75:06
There are countless reasons to do this.
Andrew KolvetHOST
75:08
So join us in our work at Turning Point Action, tpaction.com. You talk to Rich Barris.
Andrew KolvetHOST
75:13
The reason that we're having more success is because groups like Turning Point Action have invested in the ground game.
Andrew KolvetHOST
75:18
So be a part of it with us, tpaction.com. Tpaction.com. Chase 100 ballots.
Andrew KolvetHOST
75:25
That's all I'm asking you to do.
Sarah Hanson-YoungGUEST
51:07
There's no big, like this is actual community going,
Talal YassineHOST
51:10
Grassroots.
Sarah Hanson-YoungGUEST
51:11
Grassroots.
Sarah Hanson-YoungGUEST
51:12
And it's very organic.
Sarah Hanson-YoungGUEST
51:15
And I know the government, the federal government and some of the state governments are obviously starting to recognise this because there is chatter now about putting in place some rules and regulations.
Stacey MillerHOST
0:32
Today, I have two very special guests on Traction Control.
Stacey MillerHOST
0:35
Donovan Ringo, our Director of State Affairs and Grassroots at Auto Care Association.
Stacey MillerHOST
0:40
Welcome back.
Donovan RingoGUEST
0:41
Hey, I'm glad to be back.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:00
in the belly of the beast but both parties pushing this war shekels and scores he said fuck you war on the house floor loaded against the machine exposed the regime now the secret's awakened here the lion is raw epstein files drop names getting cropped ceos princes ambassadors plopped loupage bill took the wii f off the map When America last, I feel the backlash Grassroot fire, there's no more cash, stack, tax The messy blowback will be fierce To open the air, let the lobby disappear The messy blowback will be fierce America first, wet the slate clean and clear No more blood, but ain't no more endless fear Keep on rising up, evolution right here Right here, right here They call him French, tried the primary, him out.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:49
Flooded Kentucky with dark money clouds.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:51
He flipped the script, turned the heat on the grip.
Josh McLeodHOST
7:34
Small business owners who attended the event heard from NFIB staff about the legislative work being done to lower health coverage costs and fellow small business owners about the best ways to get their point across in meetings with lawmakers and their staff on Capitol Hill.
Josh McLeodHOST
7:49
NFIB members Marcy Strauss from Iowa and Shad Hall from Maine participated in a panel discussion for attendees, which was moderated by NFIB's Vice President of Government Relations and Grassroots, Elizabeth Parks.
Josh McLeodHOST
8:01
Next, we'll hear some of that panel discussion, which was recorded live at the summit.
Elizabeth ParksMODERATOR
8:05
So to help us prepare, I have two of our NFIB members up here, Marcy Strauss and Shad Hall.
Tomas RothausGUEST
11:55
Therefore, the best course of action is to cease operations, liquidate its assets, and close the club." Um, that led to obviously a very immediate spontaneous reaction with hundreds, possibly thousands of people in front of the club's headquarters.
Tomas RothausGUEST
12:12
It came with a very spontaneous kind of- Grassroots rejection of the political class, in this case the political class of the club, uh, namely the president who had decided to file for bankruptcy.
Tomas RothausGUEST
12:27
Uh, he, he came out, tried to speak to the people who were outside the social center, was almost immediately had a, one of these huge kind of stadium drums thrown at his head.
Tomas RothausGUEST
12:36
That was the end of that.
Johnny CarewHOST
0:37
Whether you're bass and still upset even after the Roosters winning the grand final, or if you're getting paid $1.1 million a year, you played less than half a season, but still get picked for the Kangaroos, Hashtag how do you sleep at night? Or if you are making some sweet love to that somebody special, we are Lebs on League where a group of lovers discuss all things NRL.
Johnny CarewHOST
0:58
No holds barred and with me to discuss Rugby League, the grand final and the Roosters victory as per usual.
Johnny CarewHOST
1:04
Peace to the Middle East.
Johnny CarewHOST
1:05
Bassabood.

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Bas AboodHOST
14:37
If they're not there to call them, don't fucking have them.
Bas AboodHOST
14:40
Don't have touch hudges.
Bas AboodHOST
14:41
If they're not going to call shit or they can't keep up with the play, do away with the fuckers and save the money and give it to Grassroots Rugby League.
Bas AboodHOST
14:48
Their salary, give it to Grassroots Rugby League.
McNewHOST
28:59
[laughs]
Tim SwiatGUEST
28:59
Grassroots campaign.
Steve AkleyHOST
29:01
[laughs]
Tim SwiatGUEST
29:03
Fruits by me.

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