Bridge to Better Giving the People a Voice

Rebekkah is back to kick of 2022! We talk religion, sex work, lefty circles and much more.IG: bridgetobetterEmail: bridgetobetterpodcast@gmail.coMusic by: @klrblndsiddy

Emmanuel sees truth slipping away as politics becomes more tribal. To him, this is a symptom of our democracy failing. In this episode we talk about the difficulty of being honest, the political climate, the failure of the news media, and the power of divisiveness. IG: @bridgetobetterMusic by: @klrblndsiddy

T.R.I believes we should be de-escalating, not escalating, when it comes to our relationships with the not-so-united nations. In this episode we talk about war, the covid situation in India, segregation in Mississippi, the police, healthcare, and much more. I thoroughly enjoyed our conversation.IG: @bridgetobetterMusic by: @klrblndsiddy

Simon Ballister is a freelance writer for the Korea times. Last year, at the start the pandemic,Simon spent time in a Korean prison for marijuana related charges. He's currently writing a book about his time in Korea.In this episode we talk about Simon's experiences, the state of American journalism, the politicization of masks, the toilet paper rush, and much more. Simon is also a top-level official of the bean kingdom and serious about bean life.IG: @bridgetobetterMusic by...

Lila believes that the power of personal responsibility paired with a desire to make a difference in your community is a KILLER combo. As the mainstream news churns out more and more clickbait, Lila feels that there is more value focusing on direct action at the local level than getting caught up with the polarization.In this episode we talk about the line between the government's responsibility and personal responsibility. We also explore the ways one can stay true to their goals...

Brannon is a Junior in Highschool with aspirations of playing football and/or baseball at the collegiate level. When schools were shutdown, Brannon had to adjust to virtual learning and figure out how to spend the 5-6 hours of structured training he used to have through the schools athletic program.If Brannon is an accurate representation of the next generation, humanity is going to be alright. He is someone who believes in respect, hard work, and giving people the benefit of the ...