Mhgreen3000
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Ditto, my friend!
Making this little podcast with @mhgreen3000.bsky.social every week has been a true source of joy in a terrible political season. I'm so proud of the work we've done, so grateful to our expanding community of listeners, and so excited to keep building joy and collective solidarity 1 week at a time.
We've hit the 25th episode and we're not stopping here! A look back at the best, wildest, and most unexpectedly therapeutic moments so far, + a pop quiz, and lots of reasons for joy. Thanks to our community of listeners + supporters for getting us this far!
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November 14, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Ditto, my friend!
25 episodes in. Nora and I are celebrating like any pair of exhausted optimists: looking back at the chaos we somehow survived: mutual aid sparks, Gaza truth-telling, billionaire clownery, working-class rage, and Mama Green’s democracy gems. Also yes: we’ve technically out-podcasted Obama.
Ep 25: 200 Ounces of Joy: Highlights from our first 25 episodes
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November 14, 2025 at 5:13 PM
25 episodes in. Nora and I are celebrating like any pair of exhausted optimists: looking back at the chaos we somehow survived: mutual aid sparks, Gaza truth-telling, billionaire clownery, working-class rage, and Mama Green’s democracy gems. Also yes: we’ve technically out-podcasted Obama.
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What's responsibility of a transplant to assimilate into Seattle culture? @mhgreen3000.bsky.social and Eula Scott Bynoe discuss on today's episode.
November 13, 2025 at 8:49 PM
What's responsibility of a transplant to assimilate into Seattle culture? @mhgreen3000.bsky.social and Eula Scott Bynoe discuss on today's episode.
Nora and I are back this week, fueled by caffeine, civic duty, and just enough hope to get through election week. Joined by Charles Douglas III of Common Power, we dig into Seattle’s slow counts, messy polls, and how to turn all that campaign chaos into real community power.
Ep 24: The Long Game of Democracy with Charles Douglas III
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November 7, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Nora and I are back this week, fueled by caffeine, civic duty, and just enough hope to get through election week. Joined by Charles Douglas III of Common Power, we dig into Seattle’s slow counts, messy polls, and how to turn all that campaign chaos into real community power.
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Fun to join @citycastseattle.bsky.social (for their third episode!) to chat about the early results in the Seattle elections along with one of Seattle's smartest reporters, @mhgreen3000.bsky.social.
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How Seattle Voted, Ballot Measures Explained, and More Election Updates - City Cast Seattle
Today on City Cast Seattle, we’re getting you caught up on election results and everything else we know so far! Marcus Harrison Green, founder of t...
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November 6, 2025 at 9:00 PM
Fun to join @citycastseattle.bsky.social (for their third episode!) to chat about the early results in the Seattle elections along with one of Seattle's smartest reporters, @mhgreen3000.bsky.social.
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This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora and I chat with Charles Douglas III of Common Power about what happens after Election Day—aka the messy, meaningful, caffeine-fueled work of keeping hope (and people) alive.
Ep 23: Beyond Election Day with Charles Douglas III
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November 1, 2025 at 1:14 AM
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora and I chat with Charles Douglas III of Common Power about what happens after Election Day—aka the messy, meaningful, caffeine-fueled work of keeping hope (and people) alive.
Mighty Krypto & I are taking a break from saving the world to remind you: the South Seattle Emerald’s free T’Challoween bash hits Beacon Hill tomorrow, 1–4 PM! Come for the candy & costumes, stay for at least one guy in spandex quietly rethinking his life choices. It’s gonna be super.
October 24, 2025 at 8:06 PM
Mighty Krypto & I are taking a break from saving the world to remind you: the South Seattle Emerald’s free T’Challoween bash hits Beacon Hill tomorrow, 1–4 PM! Come for the candy & costumes, stay for at least one guy in spandex quietly rethinking his life choices. It’s gonna be super.
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I'm not sure there is a single elected Dem who is taking the threat of white nationalist minority authoritarian rule as seriously as Sen. Murphy is.
So you should really watch this. Just 2 minutes. But a window into the truly radical nature of the people Trump is nominating.
When pressed today, the nominee to be Ambassador to South Africa refuses to oppose reinstituting laws to prevent black people from voting in America.
When pressed today, the nominee to be Ambassador to South Africa refuses to oppose reinstituting laws to prevent black people from voting in America.
October 24, 2025 at 6:41 PM
I'm not sure there is a single elected Dem who is taking the threat of white nationalist minority authoritarian rule as seriously as Sen. Murphy is.
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora and I talk with activist-artist Nadine Bloch about No Kings 2.0, creative resistance, and why joy is one of our most subversive tools. As authoritarian creep turns to creeps at warp speed, she says: make revolution irresistible. open.spotify.com/episode/1OTY...
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October 24, 2025 at 6:29 PM
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora and I talk with activist-artist Nadine Bloch about No Kings 2.0, creative resistance, and why joy is one of our most subversive tools. As authoritarian creep turns to creeps at warp speed, she says: make revolution irresistible. open.spotify.com/episode/1OTY...
I’ll always have respect for my former reporting colleagues at The Seattle Times. The editorial board, on the other hand...
The Seattle Times Editorial Board Has Joined the Harrell Campaign and Thinks We Didn’t Notice
Look, if the Seattle Times Editorial Board wants to sycophantically cosplay as a PR firm for Mayor Bruce Harrell and call it “opinion,” that’s their kink. But when the future of the city is on the lin...
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October 21, 2025 at 1:12 AM
I’ll always have respect for my former reporting colleagues at The Seattle Times. The editorial board, on the other hand...
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Come for the outrage, stay for @mhgreen3000.bsky.social's legendary story of seeing D'Angelo and John Mayer sharing a stage with The Roots. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e...
Ep 21: Chicago Is Not A War Zone with Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez
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October 17, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Come for the outrage, stay for @mhgreen3000.bsky.social's legendary story of seeing D'Angelo and John Mayer sharing a stage with The Roots. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e...
Chicago isn’t a war zone—it’s a mirror. It shows what happens when power tries to rule through fear, and how ordinary people answer with courage, care, and community. Nora & I talk with Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez about resistance that starts where you live. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/0hlb...
October 17, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Chicago isn’t a war zone—it’s a mirror. It shows what happens when power tries to rule through fear, and how ordinary people answer with courage, care, and community. Nora & I talk with Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez about resistance that starts where you live. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/0hlb...
Some eras search for truth. Ours is busy trying to gaslight it into extinction.
Enter Magical Millie’s Courageous Journey, the Indigenous-led coloring book teaching kids that science, joy, and culture belong together. I wrote about the unicorn doing public health’s job, one crayon at a time.
Enter Magical Millie’s Courageous Journey, the Indigenous-led coloring book teaching kids that science, joy, and culture belong together. I wrote about the unicorn doing public health’s job, one crayon at a time.
The Magical Unicorn Teaching Us What the Government Won't
A coloring book commissioned by the Seattle Indian Health Board teaches children the importance of vaccines — and that public health is a practice rooted in community.
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October 14, 2025 at 8:32 PM
Some eras search for truth. Ours is busy trying to gaslight it into extinction.
Enter Magical Millie’s Courageous Journey, the Indigenous-led coloring book teaching kids that science, joy, and culture belong together. I wrote about the unicorn doing public health’s job, one crayon at a time.
Enter Magical Millie’s Courageous Journey, the Indigenous-led coloring book teaching kids that science, joy, and culture belong together. I wrote about the unicorn doing public health’s job, one crayon at a time.
Spoke to Sarah Stuteville for the latest episode of the In The Meanwhile podcast, where she laid out why major media companies don’t bite the hand that feeds them—they are the hand. Power protects itself, and that’s exactly why truth so often gets buried beneath the weight of profit.
October 10, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Spoke to Sarah Stuteville for the latest episode of the In The Meanwhile podcast, where she laid out why major media companies don’t bite the hand that feeds them—they are the hand. Power protects itself, and that’s exactly why truth so often gets buried beneath the weight of profit.
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I shared some thoughts in this piece.
I’m very thankful to Marcus for writing this and to everyone who shared their thoughts and experiences here.
I’m very thankful to Marcus for writing this and to everyone who shared their thoughts and experiences here.
Who do we mean when we say “Black Seattle”?
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
COLUMN | What This Mayoral Election Owes 'Black Seattle'
From City Hall to the Central District, Seattle's mayoral race raises deeper questions: Who speaks for "Black Seattle," and what does real representation look like beyond the ballot? Marcus Harrison G...
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October 9, 2025 at 8:32 PM
I shared some thoughts in this piece.
I’m very thankful to Marcus for writing this and to everyone who shared their thoughts and experiences here.
I’m very thankful to Marcus for writing this and to everyone who shared their thoughts and experiences here.
When the news feels like a haunted carnival (panic at 6, Prozac at 11), who can we trust?
This week on In the Meanwhile, Nora & I talk w/ Maggie Mertens & Sarah Stuteville about billionaire media capture, “toxic empathy,” & staying human in the headlines. open.spotify.com/episode/6jbR...
This week on In the Meanwhile, Nora & I talk w/ Maggie Mertens & Sarah Stuteville about billionaire media capture, “toxic empathy,” & staying human in the headlines. open.spotify.com/episode/6jbR...
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October 10, 2025 at 8:19 PM
When the news feels like a haunted carnival (panic at 6, Prozac at 11), who can we trust?
This week on In the Meanwhile, Nora & I talk w/ Maggie Mertens & Sarah Stuteville about billionaire media capture, “toxic empathy,” & staying human in the headlines. open.spotify.com/episode/6jbR...
This week on In the Meanwhile, Nora & I talk w/ Maggie Mertens & Sarah Stuteville about billionaire media capture, “toxic empathy,” & staying human in the headlines. open.spotify.com/episode/6jbR...
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I screamed, howled, or cried the entire time reading this. These are some of the best quotes I have ever seen in local news. Incredible, must-read piece.
Who do we mean when we say “Black Seattle”?
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
COLUMN | What This Mayoral Election Owes 'Black Seattle'
From City Hall to the Central District, Seattle's mayoral race raises deeper questions: Who speaks for "Black Seattle," and what does real representation look like beyond the ballot? Marcus Harrison G...
southseattleemerald.org
October 10, 2025 at 9:24 AM
I screamed, howled, or cried the entire time reading this. These are some of the best quotes I have ever seen in local news. Incredible, must-read piece.
Who do we mean when we say “Black Seattle”?
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
COLUMN | What This Mayoral Election Owes 'Black Seattle'
From City Hall to the Central District, Seattle's mayoral race raises deeper questions: Who speaks for "Black Seattle," and what does real representation look like beyond the ballot? Marcus Harrison G...
southseattleemerald.org
October 9, 2025 at 5:37 PM
Who do we mean when we say “Black Seattle”?
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
This mayoral race isn’t about personalities—it’s about whether symbolism becomes substance. What do “seats at the table” mean if the rest of us go hungry?
My latest column for the @soseaemerald.bsky.social
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora and I debrief a joy-sparking night w/ Stacey Abrams, then talk w/ Kashana Cauley (The Payback) on gallows humor, debt, policing + why “voter apathy” = despair. Plus: Reading Rainbow is back (yes, w/ Mychal the Librarian).
Ep 19: Dark Humor for Dark Times with Kashana Cauley
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October 3, 2025 at 7:28 PM
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora and I debrief a joy-sparking night w/ Stacey Abrams, then talk w/ Kashana Cauley (The Payback) on gallows humor, debt, policing + why “voter apathy” = despair. Plus: Reading Rainbow is back (yes, w/ Mychal the Librarian).
Can’t wait for the NFL’s moment of silence for Assata Shakur at this weekend's games.
September 26, 2025 at 6:41 PM
Can’t wait for the NFL’s moment of silence for Assata Shakur at this weekend's games.
This week on In The Meanwhile: vaccine whiplash, Trump’s “ass-head-of-men” moment, RFK Jr. running HHS like a crystal Etsy shop. Yale’s Gregg Gonsalves reminds us: public health is political + the cure is organizing. open.spotify.com/episode/2eWz...
Ep 18: Gregg Gonsalves / Ass Head of Men and Other Public Health Disasters
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September 26, 2025 at 6:18 PM
This week on In The Meanwhile: vaccine whiplash, Trump’s “ass-head-of-men” moment, RFK Jr. running HHS like a crystal Etsy shop. Yale’s Gregg Gonsalves reminds us: public health is political + the cure is organizing. open.spotify.com/episode/2eWz...
Nora & I finally went there: democracy or dystopia, which needs fewer bunkers?
This week’s In The Meanwhile w/ Douglas Rushkoff dives into billionaire escape plans plus how we fix it: cap the “more,” rebuild local, practice mutual aid.
This week’s In The Meanwhile w/ Douglas Rushkoff dives into billionaire escape plans plus how we fix it: cap the “more,” rebuild local, practice mutual aid.
Ep 17: Tech Bros, Escape Hatches, and Other Bad Ideas with Douglas Rushkoff
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September 19, 2025 at 4:15 PM
Nora & I finally went there: democracy or dystopia, which needs fewer bunkers?
This week’s In The Meanwhile w/ Douglas Rushkoff dives into billionaire escape plans plus how we fix it: cap the “more,” rebuild local, practice mutual aid.
This week’s In The Meanwhile w/ Douglas Rushkoff dives into billionaire escape plans plus how we fix it: cap the “more,” rebuild local, practice mutual aid.
"We can speak against political violence without somehow twisting ourselves around to defend others who spoke for it..."
Great interview with Jeff Shartlet on @democracynow.org
Great interview with Jeff Shartlet on @democracynow.org
“Moment of Great Peril”: Jeff Sharlet on Killing of Charlie Kirk & Rising Political Violence in U.S.
The conservative activist Charlie Kirk, founder of right-wing student organization Turning Point USA, was assassinated Wednesday as he spoke before a crowd at Utah Valley University on the first stop ...
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September 11, 2025 at 4:39 PM
"We can speak against political violence without somehow twisting ourselves around to defend others who spoke for it..."
Great interview with Jeff Shartlet on @democracynow.org
Great interview with Jeff Shartlet on @democracynow.org
Beyond grateful to @guyoron.net @veganpattyy.bsky.social and the Real Change team!
Excited to help honor @mhgreen3000.bsky.social & @florangelad.bsky.social of the @soseaemerald.bsky.social with the 2025 @realchangenews.bsky.social Editorial Excellence Award. Both have made profound contributions to Seattle, blazing a path for many to follow. www.realchangenews.org/news/2025/09...
September 5, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Beyond grateful to @guyoron.net @veganpattyy.bsky.social and the Real Change team!
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora & I talk w/ Renée Hopkins of @WAGunResponsib about the grim “normal” of gun violence, and the rare good news: WA has passed real safety laws saving lives while DC stalls on “thoughts & prayers.”
Ep 15: Turning Outrage into Action with Renée Hopkins
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September 5, 2025 at 5:25 PM
This week on In The Meanwhile, Nora & I talk w/ Renée Hopkins of @WAGunResponsib about the grim “normal” of gun violence, and the rare good news: WA has passed real safety laws saving lives while DC stalls on “thoughts & prayers.”