All Together Now

All Together Now – 10.29.15

Eleanor LeCain discusses gender parity in politics and government with Cynthia Terrell, co-founder of FairVote and leader of Representation2020.

All Together Now – 10.15.15

Eleanor LeCain discusses the presidential debates, chaos among US House Republicans, and the TransPacific Partnership with Harold Meyerson, one of the country’s leading political analysts.

All Together Now – 10.08.15

Eleanor LeCain speaks about frontline battles with conservatives at the state level, with Ellie Boldman Hill, State Representative from Montana.

All Together Now – 10.01.15

“Eleanor LeCain speaks with Keya Chattergee, Executive Director of USCAN (Climate Action Network), about recent progress in addressing climate change.”

All Together Now - 05.14.15

Eleanor LeCain talks about moving from cynic to change maker with author and activist Sam Daley-Harris, founder of RESULTS, the Microcredit Summit Campaign with Mohammad Yunus, and recently the Center for Citizen Empowerment and Transformation.

All Together Now - 02.12.15

Eleanor LeCain speaks about real security and the military budget with Dr. Douglas Hall, the Executive Director of the National Priorities Project.

All Together Now - 02.05.15

Eleanor LeCain speaks about strengthening the middle class with political analyst Harold Meyerson.

All Together Now - 01.29.15

Eleanor LeCain talks with Dr. Benjamin Barber, author of If Mayors Ruled the World, about mayors being pragmatic not ideological, effective at making government work for people, and also about the emerging Global Parliament of Mayors.

All Together Now - 01.15.15

Eleanor LeCain speaks with Sister Simone Campbell - author of A Nun on the Bus: How All of Us Can Create Hope, Change, and Community - about addressing income inequality, battling the bishops, and building a country that works for everyone.

All Together Now - 01.08.15

Eleanor LeCain speaks about DC residents not having voting representation in Congress and what can be done to bring democracy to our nation's capitol with Daniel Solomon, a founder and board member of of DC Vote, a non-profit organization dedicated to gaining voting representation in Congress for residents of Washington, DC.