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He’s Not Wrong

He’s Not Wrong

著者： Chad DuBois
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Hosted by Chad DuBois, He’s Not Wrong is about power, accountability, and the systems shaping everyday life. Each week we break down what happened, who made it happen, and what it means for you, alongside candidates, organizers, and experts who help make sense of the moment. Just remember rule number one: he’s not wrong.

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  • Important Update Regarding He's Not Wrong

    Important Update Regarding He's Not Wrong
    2026/09/08

    Listen as Chad provides an important update regarding the He's Not Wrong Podcast.
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    13 分
  • Tabitha Isner: Inside the Fight Over the Alabama Democratic Party

    Tabitha Isner: Inside the Fight Over the Alabama Democratic Party
    2026/07/29

    Alabama Democratic Party Vice Chair Tabitha Isner joins the show to discuss the state of the party ahead of its August 8 reorganization meeting, where a new chair will be elected. Isner explains why she ended her 2026 State Senate campaign after the Eleventh Circuit reinstated Alabama's 2021 district map, then walks through the party's recent history: the 2018 and 2019 leadership dispute that led the DNC to withhold funds and order new leadership elections, the 2022 election of Randy Kelley as chair, the subsequent removal of the party's youth, LGBTQ, Hispanic, Native American, and disability caucuses, and her own account of four years as vice chair under Randy Kelley. The episode also examines a 2018 check Isner wrote to a PAC following an endorsement from the Alabama Democratic Conference, which she says was never reported, and an April 2026 letter from ADC Chairman Joe Reed asking an endorsed candidate to contribute $20,000 toward get-out-the-vote costs, along with previously unreleased audio. We discuss how these practices intersect with and violate the Alabama's Fair Campaign Practices Act, including the PAC-to-PAC transfer ban upheld by the Eleventh Circuit in 2016, what new party leadership could mean for Alabama Democrats, and what listeners can do before August 8.

    The raw unedited audio from the 2018 between myself, Mallory Hagan, and Randy Kelley can be found on www.hesnotwrongpodcast.com

    For more information go to: https://www.tabithaisner.com/

    Got a hot take? Think you’re not wrong about something? I want to hear it. Call me and leave a voicemail at (205)538-3202 and follow along on Instagram @HesNotWrongPodcast, and let’s keep the conversation going.

    Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and join me every Sunday morning - grab your coffee, and let’s talk.

    Follow on YouTube, Instagram, & TikTok: @HesNotWrongPodcast Subscribe on Subtack: https://substack.com/@hesnotwrong Contact: chad@hesnotwrongpodcast.com www.HesNotWrongPodcast.Com
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  • Dr. Sacoby Wilson: The Hidden Cost of Data Centers

    Dr. Sacoby Wilson: The Hidden Cost of Data Centers
    2026/07/23
    If you've ever wondered why some neighborhoods flood every time it rains, or why some blocks feel ten degrees hotter than others just a few miles away, today's guest has spent his career answering exactly that question, and doing something about it. My guest is Dr. Sacoby Wilson, a Professor in the Department of Global, Environmental, and Occupational Health, and the Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, at the University of Maryland, College Park School of Public Health. He also directs the Health, Environmental, and Economic Justice Lab, known as the T.H.E. E.J. Lab, where he and his team dig into the intersection of public health, frontline communities, city planning, and extreme weather. Dr. Sacoby has spent years showing how the map of environmental risk in this country lines up, again and again, with the map of race and income. Communities of color are more likely to live in neighborhoods with less tree cover and more pavement, creating urban heat islands where surface temperatures can far exceed the air temperature just a few blocks away. Those same communities are more likely to flood, thanks to a lack of green space to absorb water. And they're already paying a higher share of their income on energy bills, leaving little room to absorb what's coming next. And what's coming next is a big part of why I wanted to talk to him. Data centers are rapidly expanding across the country, and Dr. Sacoby has been outspoken about the risk they pose to the very communities already carrying the heaviest environmental burden. He recently wrote an op-ed for the Baltimore Sun making the case that protecting Maryland's most vulnerable residents isn't just about equity, it's about making the whole state more resilient. I want to make sure you know about a conference that Dr. Wilson is a part of hosting, the EJ 2076: Make America JUST Again, a 50-year plan to advance democracy, environmental justice, and health equity. It's happening September 14th through 16th virtually, and September 17th through 19th in person. This is the annual EJ Symposium hosted by CEEJH, one of the largest environmental justice conferences in the country. It's been running since 2012, and it's where impacted residents, community leaders, researchers, and policymakers come together for keynotes, solidarity tours, cultural night, and more. A lot of the coalitions and legislative wins you hear about in this space trace back to conversations that started at this event. Registration is open now: https://ceejh.org/symposium/

    Got a hot take? Think you’re not wrong about something? I want to hear it. Call me and leave a voicemail at (205)538-3202 and follow along on Instagram @HesNotWrongPodcast, and let’s keep the conversation going.

    Make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and join me every Sunday morning - grab your coffee, and let’s talk.

    Follow on YouTube, Instagram, & TikTok: @HesNotWrongPodcast Subscribe on Subtack: https://substack.com/@hesnotwrong Contact: chad@hesnotwrongpodcast.com www.HesNotWrongPodcast.Com
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    58 分
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