Turn Left, hosted by Indiana's Own Dana Black
Oct 9, 2026 · 46 min · 12 segments
Turn Left with your host Indiana's Own Dana BlackWhere we discuss Indiana Politics from the Left side of things. To donate to Brad…
You talked about, you know, being around diverse people and getting themselves out of out of their bubble.
And we're in a moment where we are seeing people willing to sacrifice different parts of our society.
How does that make you feel when you know, like, the whole goal was to expand yourself, and there are so many people who are trying to restrict themselves?
in right now i mean i mean right now i'm focusing on this area this district local and i have been for for several years now and a lot of the restrictions are really kind of a feature of of the government that we have like in this local area people want to be heard they want to have their opinions matter Um, and they're not getting that
We held one and she was talking about a study that she read where they mapped, uh, the beliefs of various people and compared them to how their politicians voted.
And they found that it was, I don't quote me on this cause I did not see the study, but according to her, it was 16% of the time
Like, can we change things? Is this just what we're stuck with? And I mean, the answer is yes.
It's been in our power the whole time, but part of the thing that blocks us is that apathy itself.
I mean, I've been working for years to try to change it personally, go out, work with individual groups and try to change the things that that we don't like or get the things that we want.
You talked about, you know, being around diverse people and getting themselves out of out of their bubble.
And we're in a moment where we are seeing people willing to sacrifice different parts of our society.
How does that make you feel when you know, like, the whole goal was to expand yourself, and there are so many people who are trying to restrict themselves?
in right now i mean i mean right now i'm focusing on this area this district local and i have been for for several years now and a lot of the restrictions are really kind of a feature of of the government that we have like in this local area people want to be heard they want to have their opinions matter Um, and they're not getting that
We held one and she was talking about a study that she read where they mapped, uh, the beliefs of various people and compared them to how their politicians voted.
And they found that it was, I don't quote me on this cause I did not see the study, but according to her, it was 16% of the time
Like, can we change things? Is this just what we're stuck with? And I mean, the answer is yes.
It's been in our power the whole time, but part of the thing that blocks us is that apathy itself.
I mean, I've been working for years to try to change it personally, go out, work with individual groups and try to change the things that that we don't like or get the things that we want.
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