Eleanor LeCain talks about how we can take care of ourselves in these stressful times with Dr. James Gordon, author of Transforming Trauma: The Path to Hope and Healing.”

Eleanor LeCain talks about what we can do to stop the rise of an authoritarian in the US with Gary Lucks, author of You Are Not Alone: Your Roadmap to Effective Political Action, a guide for citizen action

Eleanor LeCain talks about the moral and practical imperative of nonviolent resistance with Eileen Flanagan, co-author of Streetwise & Steady A Workbook for Action Peacekeepers or Event Marshals, a guide for nonviolent action.

Eleanor LeCain talks about how all of us - even with small amounts of money – can invest in our local economy (beginning with ourselves) with Michael H. Shuman, a leading visionary on community economics, attorney, entrepreneur, and author (most recently) of Put Your Money Where Your Life Is: How to Invest Locally Using Solo 401ks and Self-Directed IRAs.

Eleanor LeCain talks about why Trump won and how Democrats can win in the future with organizer and policy analyst Ruth Wattenberg, state program director for Working America in the swing state of Wisconsin, offering a bird’s eye view of the campaign.

Eleanor LeCain talks about the 2024 election and how we win with David Kusnet, presidential speechwriter and author of 5 books including Speaking American.

Eleanor LeCain talks about discovering women in history with Dana Rubin, author of "Speaking While Female: 75 Extraordinary Speeches by American Women”.

Eleanor LeCain talks about solving the climate crisis with acclaimed science and environmental writer John Berger, author of Solving the Climate Crisis: frontline reports from the race to save the earth.

“Eleanor LeCain talks about strategies for addressing class and racial justice with Michael Zweig, author of Class, Race, and Gender, and emeritus professor of economics and founding director of the Center for the Study of Working Class Life at the State University of New York at Stony Brook.”

Eleanor LeCain talks about the costs of perpetual war with Norman Solomon, author of new book War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its' Military Machine.

Eleanor LeCain talks about how we can create more widespread prosperity with Marjorie Kelly, author of Wealth Supremacy which offers an analysis of the root causes of so many of our crises, and a roadmap on how we can fix it.

Cindy Hounsell, Executive Director of WISER women, and national expert on expanding financial literacy and economic security.

Eleanor LeCain talks about “Is there hope for humanity?” with Andrew Boyd, climate activist and author of I Want a Better Catastrophe: Navigating the Climate Crisis with Grief, Hope, and Gallows Humor, and Gil Friend, a leader in the sustainability revolution and founder of Natural Logic helping companies design, implement and measure profitable sustainability strategies (natlogic.com)  

Eleanor LeCain talks about the State of the Union, the achievements of President Biden and Democrats in his first two years, what remains to be done, and the inside story of how a major presidential speech is written, with David Kusnet, chief speechwriter for President Bill Clinton in the White House and author of 5 books including Speaking American.

Eleanor LeCain talks about the inside story of the January 6th insurrection and threats to our democracy with former White Christian Nationalist Bradley Onishi, author of Preparing for War: The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism – and What Comes Next.

Eleanor LeCain talks about the recent election with leading political organizer and strategist Bob Creamer, partner at Democracy Partners, and Sara Wilson, Executive Director of Feminine Power, women empowering women globally.

Eleanor LeCain talks about the battle between democracy and autocracy in the US with Trygve Olson, senior advisor to the Lincoln Project, Republican strategists dedicated to defending democracy.

“Eleanor LeCain talks about resilience, and improving US prisons, with Keri Blakinger, journalist, former prisoner, and author of Corrections in Ink: A Memoir.”

Eleanor LeCain talks about which races are most important to support in the elections this year AND a simple model for mobilizing people to get involved, with Janet Singer (Political Director) and Lisa Ulrich (Managing Director), co-founders of Crimson Goes Blue which mobilizes members of the Harvard community to get involved in elections (and provides a model for all of us to organize our communities).  

Riane Eisler was a guest on The Progressive Radio Network show All Together Now, to discuss how societies work best when there’s a Partnership System in place. All Together Now host, Eleanor LeCain, interviews Eisler about why Partnership societies are better for women and men, and what we can do to create one now. Eisler draws on decades of distinguished research in history and socioeconomic systems, as described in her bestselling books including The Chalice and The Blade and The Real Wealth of Nations.