Raised Red, Living Blue

Raised Red, Living Blue 🎙️ Raised Red, Living Blue Podcast— Hosted by Jason Will

Born in a red household. Choosing to live blue. No echo chambers. No loyalty tests. Unfiltered. Unafraid.

Jason Will is an Alabama Native,
Unfiltered + Unafraid MAGA Myth-Buster, &
Progressive Podcaster uniting folks Left of Center — and those who’ve had enough of CULT Politics.
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https://www.tiktok.com/ Raised Red, Living Blue is an Alabama-rooted, no-filter political podcast hosted by Jason Will — a self-described recovering conservative who's aim

ing for thoughtful moderation but still very clearly left-of-center… with a healthy dose of frustration about where this country is headed. Jason cuts through the noise with bold, honest conversations about politics, identity, and the future of Alabama and America. Just truth, context, and real people talking about real stakes. What Jason stands for:

🎧 Calling out extremism and anti-democratic nonsense
🌈 Equality across race, sexuality, gender, faith, and personal freedom
🗳️ Electing Democrats in Alabama and nationwide
💬 Creating space for anyone who doesn’t buy into Trumpism, Project 2025, or the MAGA faction — including those still figuring out where they fit

If you’re progressive, politically homeless, exhausted by extremism, or just craving conversations grounded in reality instead of rage-bait, you’re in the right place. A home for everyone who’s left-of-center, left the cult, or left out of today’s political circus.

06/01/2026

🗳️ SHOULD CANDIDATES EARN YOUR VOTE — OR JUST INHERIT IT? 🗳️

‼️ Alabama is one of only a handful of states that still allows straight-ticket voting, a system where voters can select every candidate from a single political party with one choice.

💬 In this episode, Secretary of State candidate Wayne Rogers argues that elections work best when every candidate has to earn support individually — not simply benefit from party affiliation. He believes voters deserve the opportunity to evaluate each person on the ballot and make informed decisions based on qualifications, experience, and ideas.

⚠️ Nearly 70% of Alabama voters currently use straight-ticket voting. Critics say the practice can reinforce political power structures and reduce accountability, making it easier for candidates to win based on party labels rather than their own records.

📣 Whether you agree or disagree, the conversation raises an important question: Should political parties win elections, or should candidates earn votes one race at a time?

06/01/2026

🚨 EVERY STORY MATTERS. EVERY VOICE COUNTS. 🚨

‼️ Some of the most important stories never make headlines. They're shared over coffee, passed down through families, or carried quietly by people who think their experience isn't significant enough to matter.

💬 In this episode, Raised Red, Living Blue puts out a simple call: come forward. Whether you've experienced injustice firsthand, witnessed wrongdoing, have knowledge of local government issues, or simply have a story about someone whose character deserves to be remembered, your voice could help paint a bigger picture.

⚠️ Too often, people stay silent because they think their piece of the story is too small. But real change happens when communities connect the dots, share experiences, and shine light on things that might otherwise remain hidden.

📣 If you have information, a personal experience, a memory, or a story that deserves to be heard, don't assume it's unimportant. Sometimes the smallest detail becomes the missing piece.

🎙️ Raised Red, Living Blue is listening.

05/31/2026

🖕 Introducing the “Gulf of Authoritarian” salute...

In honor of all the deplorable ass hats still supporting the most corrupt administration in American history. 👎

05/30/2026

Can WE not just Life360 Tuberville's ass and see just how much livin this MF does in AL?!

05/29/2026

🚨 WHEN CHURCHES CHOOSE THEIR OWN ACCOUNTABILITY 🚨

‼️ This episode of Raised Red, Living Blue dives into one of the most uncomfortable questions facing modern megachurch culture: if pastors handpick the people responsible for holding them accountable… is that really accountability at all?

💬 The conversation explores the rise of non-denominational megachurches, the culture of silence surrounding criticism, and how internal systems often fail when leadership scandals emerge. From “overseers” chosen by pastors themselves to the blurred lines between friendship, power, and accountability, this discussion examines why so many churches struggle to confront abuse, misconduct, and transparency issues.

⚠️ One major point raised: when churches operate outside meaningful external oversight, criticism can become easier to suppress and harder to investigate. The episode also touches on the growing influence of celebrity pastors, performance-driven ministry culture, and the tension between faith, leadership, and institutional power.

🎙️ A raw conversation about megachurch culture, religious authority, accountability, and the difficult questions many Christians are now asking.

05/29/2026

🚨 PEOPLE ARE TIRED OF POLITICIANS WHO FEEL FAKE 🚨

‼️ One of the recurring themes in Raised Red, Living Blue is authenticity — and why so many voters feel disconnected from polished politicians who seem more focused on appearances than real people.

💬 This conversation touches on something simple but powerful: voters often trust leaders who feel approachable, honest, and comfortable in their own skin. Not every public servant needs a perfect suit, scripted talking points, or staged photo ops. Sometimes people just want someone who feels real.

⚠️ In a political climate dominated by branding and performance, authenticity itself has become refreshing. Whether it’s rolled-up sleeves, flannel shirts, or just speaking like a normal person, many voters are craving leaders who make people feel heard instead of intimidated.

🎙️ Real conversations about politics, culture, and why relatability matters more than ever.

05/29/2026

🚨 A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERSHIP FOR DISTRICT 60 🚨

‼️ Born and raised in Alabama’s District 60, Alicia Escott Lumpkin says her campaign is rooted in one simple belief: the people closest to the community should have a real seat at the table when decisions are being made.

💬 In this episode of Raised Red, Living Blue, Alicia shares why she decided to run for Alabama State House and why representation, opportunity, and community investment matter so deeply to her. From family roots in the district to a vision for its future, the conversation focuses on building leadership that actually reflects the people it serves.

⚠️ As more Alabamians grow frustrated with politics as usual, candidates like Alicia are stepping forward to push for stronger representation and new opportunities for their communities.

🎙️ Real conversations with the voices shaping the future of Alabama politics.

05/29/2026

🚨 WHO REALLY BENEFITS FROM ALABAMA’S POWER POLICIES? 🚨

‼️ This conversation shines a light on the growing frustration surrounding utility regulation, energy costs, and corporate influence in Alabama politics. From repeated rate hikes to controversial fees on homeowners with solar panels, critics argue that everyday Alabamians are paying the price while powerful corporations continue protecting their profits.

⚡ One issue discussed is the “capacity charge” placed on some solar users — a fee critics say discourages people from investing in alternative energy and limits consumer freedom. The bigger question raised: when regulatory agencies consistently side with corporations, who is actually being represented?

💬 Raised Red, Living Blue dives into the relationship between the Public Service Commission, Alabama Power, corporate lobbying, renewable energy, and the impact these decisions have on working families across the state.

🎙️ Politics, power bills, and the fight over who controls Alabama’s future.

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05/29/2026

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05/28/2026

🚨 WHEN FAITH IS USED AS A WEAPON INSTEAD OF A CALL TO EMPATHY 🚨

‼️ This conversation tackles a growing tension inside modern Christianity: the difference between faith rooted in compassion and faith used as a tool for political power. While far-right evangelical movements often dominate headlines, many Christians across Alabama and the South are speaking out in support of empathy, inclusion, libraries, education, and marginalized communities.

💬 One of the most powerful moments in this episode asks an important question: when will more people of faith stand up and say their religion should not be used to attack, shame, or silence others?

⚠️ Raised Red, Living Blue continues exploring the collision of politics, religion, culture wars, and public education — and the voices pushing back against extremism in the name of compassion and community.

🎙️ Real conversations about faith, power, and what empathy looks like in modern America.

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