At Our Table with Jaime Harrison
At Our Table with Jaime Harrison is a podcast inviting America to pull up a seat for honest, unfiltered conversations about our nation’s challenges and hopes. Hosted by former DNC Chair Jaime Harrison, the show brings together today’s most compelling voices for candid, “family table” discussions that cut through the noise. When Jaime got back from college, his grandfather told him, “I don’t want to hear all that fancy talk. Speak it plain.” At Our Table takes that advice to heart. At this table, everyone is welcome. But there’s no BS. Just real talk about how we move forward — together.
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September 30, 2026 • 48 mins
We sit down with Dr. Annie Andrews, the pediatrician and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, a year after she first joined us at this table. We discuss her race against interim Senator Darline Graham, the affordability crisis, rural healthcare gaps, data centers, and RFK Jr., while confronting a hard truth: too many South Carolinians have been left behind. Her challenge is clear: this Senate seat belongs to the pe...
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September 23, 2026 • 57 mins
We sit down with former U.S. Senator Doug Jones, who prosecuted the 16th Street Baptist Church bombers and won a stunning 2017 Senate victory in Alabama, to talk about his run for Governor in a rematch with Tommy Tuberville. We discuss the votes that defined his Senate career, his fight to rebuild a full Democratic ticket in Alabama, and his closing message to voters in both parties, while confronting a hard truth: Doug says Alabam...
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September 16, 2026 • 51 mins
We sit down with Vice Admiral Nancy Lacore to talk about three decades of Navy service and her decision to keep serving in a new way. A three-star admiral and former Chief of Navy Reserve, she brings a commander's eye to questions of leadership, family sacrifice, and the state of the military under Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. We discuss her path from Holy Cross ROTC to the Pentagon's highest ranks and her run for South Carol...
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September 9, 2026 • 55 mins
Representative Justin J. Pearson joins At Our Table for a conversation about power, principle, and what meaningful political leadership looks like when trust in American institutions is breaking down.
Pearson reflects on growing up in Memphis, finding his voice as an organizer at 15, fighting an oil pipeline through South Memphis, and moving from activism into elected office. He talks about his expulsion from the Tennessee House f...
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September 2, 2026 • 58 mins
We sit down with Dr. Jermaine Johnson to talk about his campaign for governor and his argument for a new South Carolina. Johnson reflects on a childhood shaped by homelessness, instability, and loss, and the path from basketball to public service that shaped how he approaches leadership. We discuss his primary victory, the young and working-class voters he believes are being overlooked, healthcare and rural communities, and his cas...
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August 26, 2026 • 54 mins
Pete Buttigieg talks with us about fatherhood, public life, and what Democrats must understand about a country frustrated with the political status quo. Nearly a decade after he and Jaime Harrison competed for DNC chair, the former mayor and cabinet secretary reflects on how becoming a husband and father changed the stakes of his political work and the personal cost of staying in the fight. We discuss the 2026 midterms, voter anger...
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June 23, 2026 • 67 mins
We sit down with Roger Wolfson to talk about storytelling, leadership, and why facts alone rarely change minds. A former Senate staffer, speechwriter, and Emmy-winning Hollywood writer, Roger brings a unique perspective shaped by careers in both politics and entertainment. We discuss what leaders can learn from great storytellers, why Democrats often struggle to connect with voters, and how authentic personal stories can inspire ac...
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We’re joined by Kelley Robinson to talk about LGBTQ+ rights and the fight to decide who belongs in America. As the first Black queer woman to lead the Human Rights Campaign, she brings an organizer’s view of power rooted in community and story. We discuss anti-trans attacks, the fragility of Bostock and marriage equality, and HRC’s midterm investment, while confronting a hard truth: rights many people thought were...
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June 10, 2026 • 39 mins
Rep. Yvette Clarke of New York talks with us about the fight over representation and whether American democracy can withstand a coordinated effort to weaken voting rights. The chair of the Congressional Black Caucus and daughter of Jamaican immigrants reflects on an upbringing shaped by activism and argues that democracy is endangered both by those who undermine it and by those who lose faith in it. We discuss the Voting Rights Act...
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June 2, 2026 • 35 mins
We sit down with Skye Perryman to talk about what happens when democratic institutions are tested and ordinary citizens are forced to defend them. A lawyer who left corporate practice to help build Democracy Forward, she explains how her organization has challenged government actions in court while uncovering allegations involving DOGE, Social Security data, and election-related activities. We discuss voting rights and why legal vi...
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May 26, 2026 • 49 mins
Dr. Jamal Bryant talks about faith and power in a moment of democratic crisis. We discuss voting rights, affordable housing, health care access, and the economic power behind boycotts. A pastor, organizer, and former NAACP youth leader, Dr. Bryant argues that the Black church must recover its prophetic voice while rebuilding trust with young people. He also explains why the next fight for civil rights will be shaped as much by owne...
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May 19, 2026 • 38 mins
We sit down with Stephanie Miller to talk about comedy as resistance in a politics built to exhaust people. A longtime progressive radio host with roots in Republican politics, she brings a rare perspective on media and the collapse of old rules. The conversation moves through voting rights, the 2026 midterms, progressive media, and why women in politics and entertainment are still treated as if they only get one shot. At stake is ...
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We talk with Scott Colom about what it takes to fight for a place others have written off. A seventh-generation Mississippian and district attorney, he explains how public service, criminal justice reform, and listening to voters shaped his run for the U.S. Senate. The conversation draws a sharp contrast between politics rooted in trust and leadership that disappears from public view. We also talk about tariffs, rural investment, v...
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May 5, 2026 • 50 mins
Candidate for DC Delegate, Kinney Zalesne, sits down with us to talk about what it takes to fight for opportunity when power is unevenly distributed. A former White House and Justice Department official who helped build college access work in DC, she connects education, public service, and her campaign for Congress around a single idea: talent is everywhere, but support is not. We discuss DC statehood and federal attacks on the cit...
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April 28, 2026 • 29 mins
We sit down with Xavier Becerra to talk about what it means to be ready to govern in a moment that demands experience over performance. Drawing on decades in public service, from Congress to leading the Department of Health and Human Services during COVID, he argues that leadership is tested in crises, not campaigns. We explore the fight to pass the Affordable Care Act, managing a pandemic, and his warning about politics overtaking...
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April 21, 2026 • 37 mins
U.S. Representative Sean Casten of Illinois talks with us about why energy policy is really a fight over who pays and who profits. Drawing on his background in the energy business before Congress, Rep. Casten argues that high bills are the result of political choices that protect producers over consumers. We dig into blocked clean energy projects, rising gas and electricity costs, and the case for an energy policy that rewards effi...
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April 14, 2026 • 57 mins
Rahm Emanuel joins us to talk about what Democrats have lost and what it would take to look strong and future-focused again. Drawing on a career that spans Congress, the Obama White House, City Hall, and diplomacy, he argues that toughness only matters if it delivers, and that the party has drifted from accountability and working people. At the center of the conversation is a harder question about whether Democrats still know how t...
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April 7, 2026 • 45 mins
We sit down with Heather Williams to talk about why the fight for Democratic power in 2026 may be won or lost in the states. As president of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee, she brings a ground-level view of how state legislatures shape the rights that affect our everyday lives. We dig into special-election gains, the battle to break Republican supermajorities, and the danger of treating a strong midterm environment a...
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March 31, 2026 • 32 mins
We sit down with Senator Elizabeth Warren to talk about what it will take for Democrats to win back working-class America. She shares how her upbringing on the edge of the middle class shaped her fight against corporate power and economic inequality and why courage—not just good intentions—is the missing ingredient in politics today. We dig into housing, wages, and Trump-era policies, and we explore what real change cou...
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March 24, 2026 • 42 mins
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries joins us to talk about what leadership looks like in a moment of chaos. After a brand new segment where we ask him a series of rapid fire questions, we get into how Brooklyn shaped him, why House Democrats are governing from the minority with unusual force, and how he is keeping a diverse caucus united without demanding unanimity. We also talk about what it will take to win back the House and...
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