"Organized People Beat Organized Money" with Conrad Cable

In this conversation, Joel Sharpton interviews Conrad Cable, a farmer and political candidate running against Mike Johnson in Louisiana's 4th District. They discuss the current political climate, the importance of community engagement, and the need for healthcare reform. Conrad emphasizes the significance of grassroots organization and voter participation in effecting change. The conversation also touches on issues such as immigration policies, local leadership, and the disconnect between political representatives and their constituents.If you or your organization is involved in activism across our state or region, we want to talk to you!Get involved:https://www.conrad4congress2026.com/https://indivisible.orgChapters00:00 Introduction to Conrad Cable01:58 Staying Motivated in a Demoralizing Climate04:52 Conrad's Campaign Priorities09:56 Addressing ICE and Immigration Issues15:44 Governor Landry and Unconstitutional Actions21:53 Healthcare Challenges in America22:23 The Healthcare Crisis and Its Local Impact24:57 Grassroots Advocacy and Storytelling28:37 The Disconnect Between Politicians and Communities32:51 Voter Engagement and the Upcoming Primary38:40 The Importance of Community and Collective Action