
This episode discusses the involvement of wine moms in activism, featuring calls from listeners sharing their experiences. Topics include resisting ICE, community support, and personal stories of activism.
Listeners like Annie from Minneapolis share how they help transport children of undocumented parents who fear leaving their homes. Beth from Portland, Maine, expresses the determination of older wine moms who are ready to take action.
Ann from Minneapolis recounts a birthday protest experience of a fellow activist named Kay, highlighting the personal motivations behind activism. A Canadian grandmother shares her feelings of sadness and frustration, even creating a voodoo doll as a form of expression.
Other callers, including a sober individual, reflect on the community aspect of these wine moms and their potential role in activism.
Wine moms share their activism stories, from supporting families to personal protests against ICE.

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