From Dirt We Grow

Stephanie Allen

From Dirt We Grow cuts through the chaos to confront the critical issues shaping our world. This podcast is a platform for deep, unfiltered conversations about the challenges we face as a society—government accountability, systemic inequality, cultural divisions, and the fight for meaningful change.

  1. 2d ago

    She Saw America's Failures First Hand - What Is She Doing About It?

    What happens when a teacher becomes a civil rights attorney and then decides to run for Congress? Today we welcome Laura Dunn, a NY-12 congressional candidate whose career has been spent fighting for people both inside the classroom and inside the courtroom. We discuss the state of public education, civil rights, government accountability, economic justice, and why so many Americans feel abandoned by the very institutions meant to serve them. This isn't a conversation about party politics—it's a conversation about the systems that shape our lives and whether meaningful change is still possible. If you've ever wondered why trust in government is declining, why our institutions seem increasingly disconnected from everyday Americans, or what real reform might look like, this episode is for you. ____________________________ SHARE THIS EPISODE NOW !!  Help to get eyes and ears on these suppressed candidates. Don't let our government continue to manipulate the people they're supposed to be advocating for! _____________________________ Find today's guest, Laura Dunn on socials: website - lauradunn4congress.com TikTok - @lauradunn4congress YouTube - @LauraDunn4Congress Instagram - lauradunn4congress ______________________________ *intro/outro audio: The Plot Thickens by Joshua Spacht Owner: Soundstripe, Inc.     #FromDirtWeGrow #Congress #CivilRights #Education #Politics #GovernmentReform #NY12 #Podcast #GrassrootsPolitics #Election2026 #Democracy #PoliticalPodcast

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From Dirt We Grow cuts through the chaos to confront the critical issues shaping our world. This podcast is a platform for deep, unfiltered conversations about the challenges we face as a society—government accountability, systemic inequality, cultural divisions, and the fight for meaningful change.