If you stayed up late Tuesday night, you already know. If you didn’t, we'll catch you up: Democrats won historic gubernatorial races across the country and reclaimed the House AND the Senate – which should have been structurally impossible. We won in places where people said it could never happen – and proved that Democrats can win anywhere and we should be fighting everywhere. And today, we’re going to talk about it. Plus, we’re joined by a special returning guest who just made history in Indiana.

Let’s get into it.

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This week, Andy sits down with country music superstar Brad Paisley at his Nashville home.

Brad shares his music career start, how it feels to play at the Opry and where his creative inspirations are now. Brad and his wife, Kimberly, run free grocery stores in Nashville, where neighbors can shop with dignity and get what their families need. Brad talks about what inspired the project, the stories that have stayed with him, and why helping people put food on the table matters more than any award or chart-topper.

Andy and Brad also talk about Ukraine and why Brad has felt called to speak up, the creative side of writing a song for South Park, and how a guy who sings about fishing and trucks ends up in important conversations about war, food, and AI. It's about using a big platform for something bigger than yourself: this one’s for anyone who believes you can do good and still have a great time doing it.

And don't miss our very last Primed for 2026 candidate – Cinde Warmington in New Hampshire. Cinde is fighting to be the next governor of the Granite State to lower costs, get a roof over every head and get data centers under control. Learn more about her campaign in this last stretch before Election Day: cindewarmington.com.

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This week, Andy sits down with two women working to improve the lives of women and families.

Olivia Walton is a philanthropist, advocate and founder who launched Healthy Moms, Healthy Babies America to cut the U.S. maternal mortality rate in half. She talks about why the mission is personal after experiencing gaps in her own postpartum care, what employers and policymakers can do to better support new mothers, and why she believes this is a mission everyone – Democrat or Republican – should get behind.

Then, Hilary Sykes, an advocate for survivors of sexual abuse and domestic violence, joins Andy to talk about the Cornell case and what survivors face when they seek help. They discuss what the justice system gets right and wrong, how to support a friend or family member who discloses abuse, and why protecting survivors is an issue that should transcend party lines.

Whether you’re a parent, a survivor, a neighbor, or just someone who wants to do more to help, this episode is about how we show up for each other.

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