EPISODE · Jan 1, 2026 · 1H 51M
Episode 75: The Work of Resistance and the Harm of Somali Day Care Conspiracies
from Boiling Point Cincinnati · host Clayton Adams, Michelle Dunn & Mark Niehaus
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Christy Pember, a founding member of the Indivisible group Coffee, Compassion, Action. The two discuss what it means to organize as part of the political resistance during the Trump administration’s second term—covering grassroots mobilization, sustaining momentum, and the emotional toll and urgency of this political moment.In hour two, Clayton investigates viral claims of “Somali day care fraud” emerging from the right-wing media ecosystem. He breaks down what is actually known, separates fact from fiction, and examines how conspiracy theories and misinformation are weaponized to target immigrant communities and fuel fear.Send us Fan Mail
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In hour one, Michelle sits down with Christy Pember, a founding member of the Indivisible group Coffee, Compassion, Action. The two discuss what it means to organize as part of the political resistance during the Trump administration’s second term—covering grassroots mobilization, sustaining momentum, and the emotional toll and urgency of this political moment. In hour two, Clayton investigates viral claims of “Somali day care fraud” emerging from the right-wing media ecosystem. He breaks dow...
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