In this episode of Dad Bods & Bad Attitudes, hosts Chris and Mark engage with activists Jessica and Max to discuss pressing political issues, including the Epstein files, the role of activism, and the intersection of politics and religion. The conversation delves into personal journeys of activism, the implications of recent political events, and the challenges faced by marginalized communities. The hosts and guests share insights on the importance of accountability, the impact of conspiracy theories, and the need for continued engagement in the political process. The conversation delves into the alarming funding and military presence in America, particularly focusing on the operations of ICE and the implications of the SAVE Act on voter suppression. The speakers discuss the militarization of civilian enforcement and the impact on communities, emphasizing the need for churches and local organizations to engage more actively in supporting their communities.

In this episode of "Dad Bods & Bad Attitudes," hosts Chris Sommella and Mark Davis welcome two Democratic candidates, Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera and Marialana Kinter, who are running for Congress in Florida. The conversation dives into their motivations for entering politics, the challenges they face in their respective districts, and their perspectives on the current political climate. Both candidates share personal stories that highlight their commitment to serving their communities and addressing pressing issues such as gun safety, healthcare, and the need for transparency in government. They emphasize the importance of grassroots movements and the necessity for change in representation, particularly in light of the controversial figures currently in office.

In this episode, hosts Chris and Mark discuss Mark's congressional campaign, community engagement, and the importance of authenticity in politics. They reflect on recent events, including the No Kings rally, and emphasize the need for genuine leadership that resonates with the community. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced in District 16 and the broader political landscape in America, highlighting the urgency for change and the desire for more real and relatable political figures.