Left In The Attic

Left In The Attic
  • 3.9 (15)
  • POLITICS

Left in the Attic is a Colorado born podcast where two friends, Ana and Deep, discuss politics, power, community, and big life transitions while filming in an actual attic in Denver. Expect local and national headline debriefs, organizing stories, the chaos of life transitions (Ana in a career pivot & dating in Denver, Deep having a newborn), and guests who are doing the work in communities. If you are politically heartbroken but still hungry for hope, this podcast is for you. Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.  Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

Episodes

  1. FEB 6

    LITA 9: How To Take Over The Democratic Party with James Reyes

    In this episode of Left in the Attic, hosts Ana and Deep delve into the workings of local party politics, focusing on caucuses, delegates, and precinct organizers. They explain how everyday people can get involved in shaping the Denver Democratic Party. Special guest James Reyes, the current chair of the Denver Democrats and DNC Member, joins to share insights about his journey from being a young Republican to leading Colorado’s largest Democratic County Party. The episode also highlights the historic win of Bad Bunny at the Grammys and its cultural significance. Listeners learn about the upcoming caucus process, the importance of precinct organizers, and how to become a delegate for the county and state assemblies. The episode wraps up with multiple calls to action for those interested in political involvement. Key Dates: Monday, February 9th, deadline to register as a Democrat in order to Caucus or become a Delegate Tuesday, March 3rd at 6:30pm: Denver Precinct Caucuses Saturday, March 14th at 10:00am: Denver Democrats County Assembly  Saturday, March 28th: Colorado Democratic Party State Assembly in Pueblo Denver Democrats Caucus Info: https://www.denverdemocrats.org/caucus  Colorado Democrats Caucus FAQ: https://www.coloradodems.org/caucus/faq Register to Vote & Change Party Registration: https://www.sos.state.co.us/voter/pages/pub/olvr/verifyNewVoter.xhtml  Upcoming Denver Democrat Events: https://www.denverdemocrats.org/events  More info on Vacancy Elections: https://www.coloradodems.org/vacancyelections  Drinking Liberally Denver https://livingliberally.org/chapter/co/denver_5747  Denver Young Democrat Events https://denveryoungdems.org/events  Have Questions? DM us on Instagram or email us and we’ll help!  00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:31 Bad Bunny's Historic Grammy Win 02:33 James Reyes' Background and El Paso Roots 04:34 James' Journey in Politics 09:11 Understanding the Denver Democratic Party 10:27 Getting Involved: Caucuses and Assemblies 21:15 Reflecting on Past Elections 22:13 Understanding the Democratic National Committee 23:19 Becoming a Precinct Organizer 24:51 Running for Delegate and Precinct Organizer 26:41 The Role of Passion in Political Involvement 28:21 The Importance of Young People in Politics 34:47 Getting Involved in Local Democratic Meetings 37:49 Final Thoughts and Call to Action Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    44 min

  2. FEB 3

    LITA 8: Upholding Justice, Tina Peters, Democratic Accountability, and ICE with Michael Dougherty

    In this episode of Left in the Attic, hosts Ana and Deep dive into the critical themes of law, justice, and accountability in the Trump era. They welcome Michael Dougherty, three-time elected district attorney in Boulder County and candidate for Colorado Attorney General. The discussion kicks off with Michael and the hosts sharing their new year themes. The conversation then shifts to pressing issues, including the prosecution of Tina Peters for election fraud, emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law. They also discuss holding Democrats accountable, citing the case of Tracy Bernett, a Democratic representative prosecuted for falsifying residency documents. The episode tackles the complexities of ICE operations, particularly the tragic incident involving Renee Good in Minnesota, and the challenges local jurisdictions face against federal overreach. Michael highlights the importance of Senate Bill 276 for immigrant protections in Colorado and stresses the necessity of maintaining public trust in the justice system. 00:00 Introduction and New Year's Resolutions 04:46 Michael Dougherty's Background and Career 08:37 Role and Responsibilities of the Attorney General 17:13 Tina Peters Case and Election Integrity 24:15 Challenges and Corruption in Law Enforcement 30:08 Filing Charges Against a Public Official Tracey Bernett 31:01 Political Pushback and Ethical Decisions 32:51 Law Enforcement Accountability 33:41 ICE Operations and Federal Overreach 36:31 State vs. Federal Rights and Legal Conflicts 43:55 Immigrant Protection and Senate Bill 276 50:21 Community Outreach and Know Your Rights Training 54:08 Concluding Thoughts and Call to Action Ana mentioned CIRC’s (Colorado Immigrant Rights Coalition) Know Your Rights workshops found here: https://coloradoimmigrant.org/our-work/know-your-rights/.  For whistle kits and training for bars, restaurants, and others in hospitality, email escuelitasessions@gmail.com. You can also donate to support this work. Michael mentioned that folks can email him directly at michaeldoughertyco@gmail.com to set up Know Your Rights trainings as well. Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    50 min

  3. JAN 23

    LITA 7: 2025 Reflections and 2026 Predictions

    In this episode of Left in the Attic, hosts Ana and Deep reflect on the major wins and losses of 2025 and share their predictions for 2026. Deep opens up about the recent loss of his mom, illustrating the significant impact she had on his life and community. They discuss his mom’s inspiring journey from India to the United States and her relentless community organizing efforts. The episode picks up pace as they dive into the political, cultural, and scientific wins and losses of the year. They highlight significant events such as the impact of Zohran's election in New York, the troubling consequences of the Big Beautiful Bill, and the setbacks in science due to the rise of misinformation. The hosts also share personal achievements, including Deep becoming a father and Ana's career pivot after losing her job at the CDC. They wrap up with a call to action for civic engagement, encouraging listeners to join community organizations and stay politically active. 00:00 Introduction and Personal Update 00:32 Tribute to Deep's Mom 02:11 Deep's Mom's Legacy and Community Impact 03:50 Reflections and Moving Forward 07:39 Biggest Wins and Losses of 2025 08:07 Personal Wins and Losses 11:06 Predictions for 2026 15:00 Political Wins and Losses 21:27 Political Predictions for 2026 25:41 Cultural Losses, Wins, and Predictions 30:06 Science and Technology: Losses, Wins, and Predictions 38:22 Mission and Call to Action Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    42 min

  4. 12/29/2025

    LITA 6: Money in Politics & Challenging the Establishment with Melat Kiros

    In this episode of Left in the Attic, hosts Ana and Deep discuss the critical issues of money in politics, corruption in D.C., and the affordability crisis. They are joined by special guest Melat Kiros, who is challenging long-time incumbent Diana DeGette for Colorado's Congressional District 1. Melat shares her motivation for running, focusing on the urgent need to eliminate corporate money from politics and restore integrity and effectiveness to government. The conversation delves into Citizen’s United, the importance of community involvement, and how small donations can make a significant impact in political campaigns. The episode wraps up with a strong call to action, encouraging listeners to support local candidates and engage in community-building efforts. 00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:26 Haircut Mishap and Weekend Volunteering 01:09 Deep's Speech and Debate Experience 01:57 Denver Urban Debate League 02:45 Student Advocacy at the Capitol 03:22 Introducing Melat Kiros 03:49 Campaign Motivations and Challenges 09:37 Money in Politics and Citizens United 14:02 Corporate Influence and Wealth Disparity 19:21 Trump's Middle East Golf Course and Political Corruption 19:48 Voter Disillusionment and the Need for Impact 21:08 Community Engagement Beyond Voting 22:54 Capitalism's Relentless Pursuit of Profit 24:52 The Power of Voting and Political Accountability 31:09 Unionization and Worker Rights 32:46 Corporate Greed and Social Safety Nets 38:08 The Importance of Small Donations in Politics 40:22 Conclusion and Call to Action Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    41 min

  5. 12/19/2025

    LITA 5: Congressional Campaigns & War Crimes with Regent Wanda James

    In this episode of Left in the Attic, hosts Deep and Ana discuss congressional campaigns, war crimes in Venezuela, the deployment of the National Guard in the US, and political inaction. They feature special guest CU Regent Wanda James, a notable advocate for social change, and the first Black woman to own a cannabis business in the US. Wanda, currently running for Congress in Colorado’s Congressional District 1, shares her background, her fight against systemic racism, and her tenure in various political landscapes. The conversation covers her efforts to rectify the impacts of the war on drugs on communities of color, the Colorado political scene, the challenges she has faced and overcome as a small business owner and naval officer, and her plans to address affordability, food insecurity, healthcare, and education. They also discuss Wanda's perspective as a former Naval officer on the recent events in Venezuela and the alarming trend of military deployment in US cities. The episode concludes with a call to action urging listeners to support community initiatives and holiday charity efforts. Ana and Wanda mentioned the Black Santa Project: https://www.theblacksantaproject.org/ 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:17 Special Guest Introduction: Wanda James 00:26 Funny Party Stories 02:14 Wanda James: Background and Achievements 07:09 Political Landscape and Campaign Challenges 17:09 War Crimes in Venezuela 21:47 US Intervention in Latin America 22:09 Trump's Controversial Actions 23:36 Military and Legal Perspectives 25:32 Federal Employees and Ethical Dilemmas 27:56 Media and Political Courage 33:19 ICE and Immigration Issues 36:05 Running for Office and Political Responsibility 43:58 Call to Action and Community Support Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    46 min

  6. 12/10/2025

    LITA 4: Breaking Barriers and Culture at the Colorado Capitol with Rep. Yara Zokaie

    In this episode of Left in the Attic, hosts Ana and Deep delve into Colorado's political landscape with Representative Yara Zokaie from House District 52 in Fort Collins to discuss the personal and professional challenges of being an immigrant and the culture at the Colorado Capital. Rep. Zokaie shares her experience as a woman of color and young mom in politics. Topics range from anti-immigrant rhetoric, personal threats, to the intricacies of Colorado legislation, including paid leave and price gouging. They close out with a call to action, encouraging listeners to support local immigrant-owned businesses during the holiday season.  Ana shares that a Colorado non-profit, Cocina Libre, is selling cookbooks to support immigrants across CO. Check out https://cocinalibre.co/ for more information.  Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Today's Topic 00:24 Anna's Thanksgiving Trip to Mexico 01:43 Yara's Thanksgiving Experience 03:20 Deep's Thanksgiving and Birthday Traditions 05:18 Introducing Representative Yara Zokaie 06:11 Yara's Journey into Politics 10:17 Challenges and Triumphs in Office 16:51 The Controversy and Its Aftermath 24:32 Political Turmoil and Bureaucracy 26:34 Facing Adversity and Safety Concerns 27:30 Encouraging Underrepresented Voices 28:18 The Challenges of Legislative Work 29:17 The Importance of Representation 32:32 Debating Racial and Ethnic Data 35:10 Changing Capitol Culture 36:20 A Week in the Life of a Legislator 40:42 Personal Reflections and Music Preferences 44:54 Supporting Local Businesses Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    47 min

  7. 12/02/2025

    LITA 3: Tackling Tabor & The Future of Colorado's Tax Policy with Chris deGruy Kennedy

    In this episode of Left in the Attic hosts Ana and Deep dive into a detailed discussion on the Taxpayer Bill of Rights (TABOR) and the potential for a new tax policy to reshape Colorado's future. They welcome special guest Chris deGruy Kennedy, head of the Bell Policy Center, who shares insights into the historical context and challenges posed by TABOR. Chris and the hosts explore the impact of TABOR on public services, education, and healthcare. They also delve into the strategic efforts to reform TABOR, emphasizing grassroots organizing and the need for public engagement. The discussion touches on the bipartisan effort to release the Epstein files and the broader implications of money and power in politics. Ana mentioned Next with Kyle Clark’s Word of Thanks micro-giving campaign found here: https://www.9news.com/thanks  https://www.coloradogives.org/story/arapahoewordofthanks  Chris mentioned these orgs to follow: https://bellpolicy.org/newsletter/  https://neweracolorado.org/join-the-movement/ https://www.greateducation.org/advocates-network/ 00:00 Introduction and Special Guest Announcement 00:34 Parenting and Vaccination Discussion 03:30 Dating and Social Media Apps 04:54 Introduction to Chris and His Work 08:14 Understanding TABOR: The Taxpayer Bill of Rights 12:39 Challenges and Reforms in Colorado's Tax Policy 16:00 Dark Money and Political Influence 19:36 Future Plans for Colorado's Fiscal Policy 23:01 Funding Crisis at Denver Health 23:30 Proposed Tax Cuts and Funding Allocation 24:13 Challenges in Political Campaigns 25:39 Straightforward Proposal for Tax Reform 28:15 Mobilizing for Change 29:50 Ballot Measures and Signature Collection 32:19 Coalition Efforts and Community Involvement 36:25 Epstein Files and Political Courage 44:40 Economic Accountability and Data Transparency 47:43 Call to Action and Community Support Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    50 min
  8. LITA 2: Direction of Dems, the Housing Crisis, and more with Rep. Javier Mabrey.

    11/23/2025

    LITA 2: Direction of Dems, the Housing Crisis, and more with Rep. Javier Mabrey.

    In this episode of 'Left in the Attic,' hosts Ana and Deep delve into the direction of the Democratic Party, critiques of national Democrats' handling of the shutdown, and the ongoing housing crisis. They are joined by special guest, Rep. Javier Mabry, who shares his inspiring journey from homelessness to becoming a state lawmaker and champion for renters' rights. The discussion covers topics such as the potential relocation of the Bronco Stadium, the polarization within the Democratic Party, and the role of corporate influence in politics. Mabry also sheds light on his personal experiences and legislative efforts to address affordability and protect tenants. The episode closes with reflections on the importance of labor unions, collective bargaining, and a call to support ongoing unionization efforts at Starbucks. Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    40 min
  9. LITA 1: Building Hope in an Attic

    11/14/2025

    LITA 1: Building Hope in an Attic

    Left in the Attic is a Colorado born podcast where two friends, Ana and Deep, discuss politics, power, community, and big life transitions while filming in an actual attic in Denver. Expect local and national headline debriefs, organizing stories, the chaos of life transitions (Ana in a career pivot & dating in Denver, Deep having a newborn), and guests who are doing the work in communities. Episode 1 kicks things off with Ana and Deep sharing who they are, how they met, what being high school teachers was like through Trump’s first election, and why they believe in the power of community amidst the crumbling of democracy. They unpack the recent elections in Colorado and nationwide, talk about school meals, gerrymandering, and money in politics. They close with a concrete call to action to support local food pantries and food banks (Food Bank of the Rockies, Feeding America, denvergov.org/Community/Support/Food/Food-Assistance). If you are politically heartbroken but still hungry for hope, this podcast is for you. Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.   Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

    48 min
  • 9 Episodes

3.9
out of 5
15 Ratings

About

Left in the Attic is a Colorado born podcast where two friends, Ana and Deep, discuss politics, power, community, and big life transitions while filming in an actual attic in Denver. Expect local and national headline debriefs, organizing stories, the chaos of life transitions (Ana in a career pivot & dating in Denver, Deep having a newborn), and guests who are doing the work in communities. If you are politically heartbroken but still hungry for hope, this podcast is for you. Meet Your Hosts Ana Mitchell, Ph.D., is a former CDC scientist who was swept up in federal cuts and is now reinventing herself as a civic coach and creator. After a decade reducing disparities in health and education, she’s building Civically Fit to make civic engagement accessible, authentic, and sustainable. A proud Latina and Colorado native, Ana is focused on helping people build community and power through everyday civic action. According to Deep, Ana has a dating life that could probably be its own podcast segment. Deep Singh Badhesha is an attorney, political strategist, and government affairs professional with over a decade of experience shaping political campaigns and policy in Colorado. A former public school math teacher, Colorado Supreme Court clerk, and senior policy analyst, he now works across campaigns, ballot initiatives, and legislative fights. He’s South Asian, a new dad, and a longtime organizer who believes community—not saviors—will rebuild the Left. He also has way too many hot takes on everything stemming from food and sports to politics.  Links: Website: www.LeftInTheAttic.com Instagram: @leftintheatticpod TikTok: @left.in.the.attic Email: LeftInTheAtticPod@gmail.com Voicemail: (303) 416-2846

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  • Creator
    Left In The Attic
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    9
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Left In The Attic

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