In the latest episode Tara Dublin guest hosts for John and she takes listeners on a captivating journey through the realms of rock and roll and social justice. Her monologue delves into Trump's rambling Easter speech and his unhinged comments about the War in Iran. Then, she talks about her book, "The Sound of Settling: A Rock and Roll Love Story". Tara reflects on the vibrant music scene of the 90s, sharing personal anecdotes and insights that resonate with fans of all ages. The conversation is enriched by a guest appearance from Jane Pratt, a notable figure in the music journalism landscape, who brings her unique perspective to the discussion.

As the episode unfolds, Tara shifts gears to address the pressing issue of voting rights in America. With the political landscape ever-changing, she dives into the implications of recent executive orders that threaten the integrity of mail-in voting. Joining her is Ethan Herenstein from the ACLU, who sheds light on the ongoing legal battles to protect the right to vote for all Americans. Their discussion highlights the importance of proactive measures to ensure that every eligible voter can participate in the democratic process.

Listeners are encouraged to engage with the topics discussed, as Tara emphasizes the power of collective action and the need to hold leaders accountable.

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