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On the 23rd episode of What's the Motion? Podcast, the race for Virginia's statewide seats is heating up. A shocking October surprise has shaken the Attorney General race and could change everything in the final stretch. But that's not all...another explosive story is dominating headlines, raising big questions about political civility and how candidates are vetted in today's climate.

We also dive into a major Supreme Court case that could reshape political representation for decades, especially across the South. The stakes are high, and the conversation is one you do not want to miss.

Plus, we share the latest music drops setting the tone for the fall season. Tune in for sharp political insight, culture, and the soundtrack of the moment. It is a classic What's the Motion? episode, press play and join the conversation.

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In the 22nd episode of What's the Motion podcast, the team explores the start of early voting season in Virginia and the latest developments in statewide campaigns. Is Spanberger pulling ahead in the race, or could an October surprise change the outcome? We discuss the political impact of the murder of Charlie Kirk in Utah and how it shapes the national mood. The conversation also covers the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel and the broader debate over free speech. Shifting to Congress, we examine the clash between civility and the outrage-driven fundraising machine. This episode offers a timely look at the state of the country and what the future may hold. Tune in to What's the Motion podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

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On episode 21 of What's the Motion Podcast, we dive into the federal takeover of Washington DC. As lifelong members of the DMV community, this topic is close to our hearts. We break down the who, what, when, why, and how of this pivotal moment in history and discuss possible solutions. We then shift to another local story making national headlines when Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears visits Arlington County Public Schools. From there, we look at the possibility of a government shutdown in the coming weeks and what it could mean. We close with a conversation about the Young Thug jail tapes, the culture of street codes, and the broader impact on society. It is another strong episode filled with the sharp political and cultural analysis you have come to expect.

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