How Healthcare Greed Is Crushing American Families

Dr. Adam Cunningham joins the Lean to the Left podcast to expose hidden healthcare pricing, medical debt, insurance failures, and how Americans are turning to medical tourism for affordable treatment options.
Orthopedic Surgeon Exposes the Hidden Forces Driving America’s Healthcare Crisis

Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Erica Urquhart reveals how insurance companies delay care, deny claims, and profit from America’s broken healthcare system on the Lean to the Left podcast.
: The Dixie Dems: Amplifying Progressive Voices in the South

On the latest Dixie Dems, we’re joined by Army Ranger veteran and political strategist Robin Biro for a candid conversation about Trump’s influence on military policy, looming election risks in the South, and why Democrats can’t afford complacency in states like Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
We also dig into healthcare injustice, veterans’ voices in politics, and how manufactured crises threaten democratic accountability.
Happy New Year! Bad Policy Has Consequences–And Better Policy is Right There

Part Two: The Fix By Mark M. Bello The most frustrating thing about 2025 wasn’t just the damage—it was how unnecessary the damage was. None of the problems described in yesterday’s Part One required radical ideology to fix. They required competence, balance, and honesty about tradeoffs. What Better Policy Looks Like (Plain English) Economic Stability […]
Kyle Freeman for Senate: Integrity, Unity, and Change in South Carolina

Kyle Freeman, a Democratic candidate seeking to challenge Senator Lindsey Graham, shares his motivations, values of integrity and service — and his key campaign issues, including economic reforms, healthcare, and voter engagement — in this special edition of the Lean to the Left podcast.
How For-Profit Hospitals Harm Patients

The Lean to the Left Podcast features an in-depth discussion with Kathy Allen, founder of Gutsy Nurses and author of ‘Gutsy Nurses Save Lives’. The conversation addresses key issues faced by nurses today such as staffing shortages, long hours, burnout, and the impact of private equity firms on healthcare quality. Kathy sheds light on the detrimental effects these challenges have on patient care and nurses’ well-being and explores innovative approaches nurses are using to maintain health, including energy medicine, essential oils, and coaching. Kathy emphasizes the importance of holistic practices and shares details about her upcoming book and educational classes designed to support nurses. The podcast concludes with Kathy’s inspiring background in social justice and her advice for aspiring nurses.
America’s Donut Dilemma: A Glazed Affair

The Enchanting Allure of Donuts If you take a drive to Dunkin’ Donuts or Krispy Kreme any morning, it’s quite likely that you’ll encounter parking lots brimming with people enchanted by the sweet allure of donuts. In the age of convenience, Krispy Kreme even offers home delivery, sparing those individuals from the arduous task of […]