Jaime Harrison

An unforgettable evening in South Carolina celebrating our 46th President, @JoeBiden.

This one is personal. I have seen his heart & steadiness up close. When so much felt uncertain, he chose hope & faith in America.

Grateful to work w/ AJ Lenar & @christalespain.bsky.social on this tribute video.

Leadership, Kindness, and Cynicism Leadership requires holding anger and hope in the same hand without dropping either. That’s harder than it sounds.

Leadership—at least the kind that I know to be effective—requires holding anger and hope in the same hand without dropping either. That’s harder than it sounds.

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Had Governor Newsom live at our table this week from South Carolina. We went deep — his upbringing, the moments that broke him and rebuilt him, and where he thinks this country is headed if we don't step up. Watch the full episode here: https://youtube.com/live/pGFFbdbHkE4

"2026 is an echo of 2006." We take back the House. We take back the Senate. We set up 2028.
Full conversation with Governor Newsom here: https://youtube.com/live/pGFFbdbHkE4

Truly enjoyed last night's live At Our Table with Governor Newsom in South Carolina. He talked about his mom's last breath, his dyslexia, marrying same-sex couples before it was legal, and why 2026 is an echo of 2006. https://www.youtube.com/live/pGFFbdbHkE4?si=Mjk4-uoV0TCs6H-4

We sit down with U.S. Representative Jasmine Crockett of Texas for a deeply honest conversation about power, justice, and urgency. We trace her path from public defender and civil rights attorney to Congress and discuss how her current U.S. Senate run is rooted in lived experience and hard math. Rep. Crockett also explains why the system is designed to stay broken, why Black and Brown voters are key to changing Texas, and why waiting for permission is not an option when democracy is on the line. And throughout our conversation, she challenges the party’s comfort with “electability” narratives. "Beto couldn't do it. So how can Jasmine do it?"

“I don’t know how long our democracy has.” ~
@jasmineforus.bsky.social

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An Evening with Gavin Newsom in Rock Hill, SC | Young Man in a Hurry Book Tour YouTube video by At Our Table with Jaime Harrison

Big one today. Governor Gavin Newsom is joining me live on At Our Table. 3:30 PT / 6:30 ET on YouTube.

I've got my questions ready, but what would YOU ask him? Drop them below.
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Big one today. Governor Gavin Newsom is joining me live on At Our Table. 3:30 PT / 6:30 ET on YouTube. I've got my questions ready, but what would YOU ask him? Drop them below.
https://youtube.com/live/pGFFbdbHkE4?feature=share

"Just two of South Carolina's 46 state senators are women."
#SYAD #AtOurTable
https://youtu.be/37q7AJXyUGE

"Just two of South Carolina's 46 state senators are women."
#SYAD #AtOurTable
https://youtu.be/37q7AJXyUGE

We’re joined by Eliana Pinckney, daughter of the late Rev. Clementa Pinckney, to reflect on the Charleston massacre’s lasting impact and her father’s legacy of love, service, and civic duty. Eliana takes us back to being 11 and honors her mother’s quiet strength. She then talks about what it’s like to be part of the 9/11 generation shaped by gun violence, living with vigilance and exhaustion while “thoughts and prayers” continue to replace policy. We also talk about civic education, performative politics, and how Eliana turns art into activism and community into change. To learn more about the Clementa Pinckney Foundation, visit: https://pinckneyfoundation.org/ -- Timestamps -- 00:00 - Remembering Rev. Clementa Pinckney's Enduring Legacy 06:25 - From Childhood Trauma to Adult Understanding of the Charleston Massacre 12:32 - Jennifer Pinckney: A Pillar and a Powerhouse 17:22 - Art as a Vessel for Activism 23:22 - The 9/11 Generation: Shaped by Gun Violence, Frustrated by Politics 37:38 - Bridging the Gap: Civic Education and Hope for Political Change 53:18 - SYAD #ElianaPinckney #AtOurTable #JamieHarrison #ClementaPinckney #CharlestonMassacre #FaithAndJustice #Legacy #GunViolence #HateCrimes #PoliticalPodcast #LongFormInterview #BlackExcellence The Charleston Massacre: Memory, Loss, and Legacy with Eliana Pinckney

You may not know her name now, but after this interview, you won't forget it.
Eliana Pinckney reflects on the death of her father in the Charleston Massacre.

This is a conversation you don't want to miss. Listen now!
https://youtu.be/DBoDxwm2mIo?si=IfE3i8-hR4IXVJjz

She's challenging the party's comfort with "electability" narratives.

Hear from jasmineforus.bsky.social on the latest episode of At Our Table.

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Send us a voice memo or email at producer@AOTPodcast.com, and your question might be featured in a future episode of At Our Table.

He didn’t win the nomination. He changed the future.

Rest in power, Rev.

There would be no Ron Brown, no Donna Brazile, no Barack Obama, no Jaime Harrison as America came to know us — without Jesse Jackson first expanding what felt possible.

He had not won the nomination — but he had won our imagination.

“America is not a blanket woven from one thread…”

To a poor Black kid from South Carolina, that was permission to dream.

Rev. Jackson didn’t just run for President. He made it real. He widened the path.

Today we lost a giant.

My first real political memory was watching Rev. Jesse Jackson speak at the 1988 Democratic Convention with my grandfather in Orangeburg, South Carolina.

People want leaders who show up for them. Every day. #AtOurTable #Shorts

People want leaders who show up for them. Every day. Kentucky Governor @andybeshearky.bsky.social is #AtOurTable
Watch here: https://youtube.com/shorts/oz3PcnNT5-c?si=i66wVKg_WvhMcJ2T

We’re joined by Eliana Pinckney, daughter of the late Rev. Clementa Pinckney, to reflect on the Charleston massacre’s lasting impact and her father’s legacy of love, service, and civic duty. Eliana takes us back to being 11 and honors her mother’s quiet strength. She then talks about what it’s like to be part of the 9/11 generation shaped by gun violence, living with vigilance and exhaustion while “thoughts and prayers” continue to replace policy. We also talk about civic education, performative politics, and how Eliana turns art into activism and community into change. To learn more about the Clementa Pinckney Foundation, visit: https://pinckneyfoundation.org/ -- Timestamps -- 00:00 - Remembering Rev. Clementa Pinckney's Enduring Legacy 06:25 - From Childhood Trauma to Adult Understanding of the Charleston Massacre 12:32 - Jennifer Pinckney: A Pillar and a Powerhouse 17:22 - Art as a Vessel for Activism 23:22 - The 9/11 Generation: Shaped by Gun Violence, Frustrated by Politics 37:38 - Bridging the Gap: Civic Education and Hope for Political Change 53:18 - SYAD #ElianaPinckney #AtOurTable #JamieHarrison #ClementaPinckney #CharlestonMassacre #FaithAndJustice #Legacy #GunViolence #HateCrimes #PoliticalPodcast #LongFormInterview #BlackExcellence The Charleston Massacre: Memory, Loss, and Legacy with Eliana Pinckney

You may not know her name now, but after this interview, you won't forget it.
Eliana Pinckney reflects on the death of her father in the Charleston Massacre.

This is a conversation you don't want to miss. Listen now!
https://youtu.be/DBoDxwm2mIo?si=IfE3i8-hR4IXVJjz

Find out who former NFL player turned champion for civil rights @colinallredtx.bsky.social honored with the weekly "Sit Your Ass Down Award."
https://youtube.com/shorts/zYNVnhvR9LI

What does it take to broker the donation of an entire hospital to the VA?

@colinallredtx.bsky.social shares the behind-the-scenes work that goes into delivering real results for veterans—work that never makes headlines but changes lives.

Stream our full conversation online: www.aotpodcast.com

Find out who former NFL player turned champion for civil rights @colinallredtx.bsky.social honored with the weekly "Sit Your Ass Down Award."
https://youtube.com/shorts/zYNVnhvR9LI

He led the charge for the full release of the Trump-Epstein files.

Catch the replay of our conversation with Congressman @rokhanna.bsky.social on #AtOurTable
https://youtu.be/yhZxg-LCVRw

"We can't just make it all about being against Trump."
~ @colinallredtx.bsky.social
https://youtu.be/QmuI4BKAC54

Leadership, Kindness, and Cynicism Leadership requires holding anger and hope in the same hand without dropping either. That’s harder than it sounds.

Leadership—at least the kind that I know to be effective—requires holding anger and hope in the same hand without dropping either. That’s harder than it sounds.

jaimeharrison.substack.com/p/leadership...

"Electability" has become a weapon used against candidates who don't fit a certain mold. @colinallredtx.bsky.social and I are unpacking this issue and why Texas—and America—deserves better. Don't miss this important conversation.

Tune in here: https://youtu.be/QmuI4BKAC54

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Former U.S. Representative Colin Allred of Texas pulls up a chair for a candid talk about what shaped him and what’s next. We trace his path from being raised by a single mom in Dallas to the NFL, civil rights law, and Congress. He reflects on brokering the donation of a hospital to the VA as proof that leadership isn’t just about votes and legislation. We also unpack what he learned from his 2024 Senate race and why he pivoted to a new House district. We close by calling out “electability” attacks and the elite commentary Texas doesn’t need. -- Timestamps -- 00:00 - Welcoming Colin Allred 03:23 - Raised by a Single Mom in Dallas: Sacrifices and Lessons Learned 05:31 - Juggling Academics and Sports: Colin Allred's Unexpected Path to the NFL 10:34 - From Law School to DOJ to Congress: A Grassroots Campaign Against the Odds 17:22 - Brokering a $400 Million VA Hospital Donation: Real Leadership in Action 22:17 - Why Allred Ran Against Ted Cruz and What He Learned About the Democratic Party 31:12 - TX-33: Focusing on Constituent Services and Pathways to the Middle Class 40:17 - The Corrupting Influence of Money in Politics 46:21 - "Electability" Attacks and Disrespect Towards Black Candidates in Texas 01:00:07: SYAD #AtOurTable #JaimeHarrison #ColinAllred #TexasPolitics #Democracy #Elections #USPolitics #elections2026 #midterms2026 Colin Allred: Don’t Ask for Our Votes and Disrespect Our Candidates

Our latest: "Don't Ask for Our Votes and Disrespect Our Candidates."
https://youtu.be/QmuI4BKAC54?si=MjJa_DyX4nJ3sl71

YouTube video by At Our Table with Jaime Harrison Colin Allred: Don’t Ask for Our Votes and Disrespect Our Candidates

Few paths to Congress include snaps in the NFL and fighting for voting rights as a civil rights attorney.

@colinallredtx.bsky.social does. Hear how lessons from the football field prepared him for the fight for justice, and why he traded cleats for a cause.

Tune in here: youtu.be/QmuI4BKAC54