Too Much Information with Abe and Traci

Georgia once again sets the fascist standard by passing a law that not only makes it far more difficult for people of color to vote, it turns going to the polls into the Hunger Games. Plus -- with a post-pandemic life in sight, COVID cases are on the rise. Abe and Traci ... Read more

How do race, privilege, sexism, and gun violence overlap in the United States? Last week's shootings in Atlanta are a perfect example. Abe and Traci take your calls. Read more

Traci and Abe dig into the American Rescue Plan, the improving pandemic situation, and why this is a good time to be a progressive in the United States. And of course, your phone calls.  Read more

Falling bombs, a fight over the minimum wage, and a gathering of wingnuts. It's springtime in Joe Biden's America. Abe and Traci take your calls. Read more

Texas has frozen over. To nobody's surprise, its radically deregulated energy market has crumbled under the strain, leaving millions without power or water and driving Sen. Ted Cruz and family to cross the border in search of a better life. The Green New Deal has never l... Read more

Injustice both far away and close to home is the focus of this week's Too Much Information. In Washington, D.C., President Trump was acquitted in his second impeachment trial, while in Washington State, another black man was killed by Vancouver police. Abe and Traci take... Read more

As the impeachment trial for former President Trump -- his 2nd, in case anyone is counting -- gets under way, Congress seems on track to passing the big COVID relief bill we need. Abe and Traci make the case that we're in a rare window of progressive opportunity. Read more

For the first time in a long time, encouraging signs are coming from Washington in terms of the environment. Also -- that brief window of self-reflection and introspection that opened for Republicans after their attempted coup? It's closed. Abe and Traci take your calls. Read more

Months after they lost the White House, weeks after they lost the Senate, and in the wake of an attempted coup, Congressional Republicans humbly ask if we can all proceed as if none of those things actually happened. Plus -- where should disgruntled progressives focus th... Read more