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Latest episodes
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Ep. 55: Excuse Me, "His" Congressional Seat? (Evan Hunt, Congressional Candidate TX-3)
October 22, 2026 · 59 minAlex flies solo this week to sit down with Evan Hunt, Air Force veteran and Democratic nominee for Congress in Texas’s 3rd District, as early voting kicks off against Republican incumbent Keith Self. Evan traces his path from B-1 bomber…
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Ep. 54: The Houston Mom Suing Texas Over the Ten Commandments (Emily Roth, Microactivism)
October 15, 2026 · 47 minThis week Mission: Texas sits down with Emily Roth, a Houston mom suing the state and Spring Branch ISD after Ten Commandments posters went up in her kindergartner’s classroom. Emily walks through her exhaustion of the school district’s…
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Ep. 53 - South Asian Texans - Hate, Hope, and Their Voting Power (Chanda Parbhoo, SAAVETX)
October 8, 2026 · 47 minThis week Mission: Texas sits down with Chanda Parbhoo, a longtime South Asian community organizer in Dallas who built SAAVETX (the state's largest South Asian voter outreach organization) from five moms into a grassroots force with nearly…
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Ep. 52: Kendall Scudder, One Year Later (Chair of TDP)
October 1, 2026 · 44 minTo mark Mission: Texas's one-year anniversary, we bring back our very first guest, reelected Texas Democratic Party Chair Kendall Scudder, to check in on everything that's changed since our debut episode. Kendall reflects on a grueling…
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Ep. 51: Beto
September 24, 2026 · 21 minTo mark our one-year anniversary, Mission: Texas sits down with Beto O'Rourke — founder of Powered by People and the Democrat who's come closest to flipping a statewide race in a generation. Beto lays out exactly what has to happen…
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Ep. 50: What Winning Looks Like (Cora Black & Tsion Amare, Dallas County Young Dems)
September 17, 2026 · 1 hr 8 minThis week Mission: Texas sits down with two leaders of Dallas County Young Democrats: Cora Black, community advocate, HR professional, and the club's first Black female president, and Tsion Amare, DCYD's current co-president, former Texas…
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Ep. 49: Flipping Rural Texas (Chelsey Hockett, congressional candidate)
September 10, 2026 · 59 minThis week Mission: Texas sits down with Chelsey Hockett, the Democratic nominee challenging Congressman Lance Gooden in a district that Decision Desk HQ still rates as a 12-to-14-point Republican lean — even in a good year for Democrats…
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Ep. 48: Is West Texas Actually Red or Turning Blue? (Kyle Rable)
September 3, 2026 · 1 hr 1 minThis week Mission: Texas heads to West Texas for the first time, sitting down with Kyle Rable — Army Reserve civil affairs officer, PhD candidate at Texas Tech, union member, and Democratic candidate for Congress in one of the reddest…
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Ep. 47: Courier Texas - How Independent Media Is Reaching Voters Fox News Can't
August 27, 2026 · 1 hr 1 minThis week on Mission: Texas, we're joined by Katie Serrano, DFW political correspondent for Courier Texas, a digital-first, values-driven newsroom covering progressive politics across battleground states. Katie walks us through her path…
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Ep. 46: A New Way to Reach Voters (Congressional Candidate Caitlin Rourk)
August 20, 2026 · 1 hr 2 minThis week on Mission: Texas, we sit down with Caitlin Rourk — a mom, Army National Guard officer, business leader, and Democratic candidate for Texas's 10th Congressional District. Caitlin shares her unconventional path to service…
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Ep. 45: Vikki Goodwin on Data Centers, THC, and the Fight to Unseat Dan Patrick
August 13, 2026 · 53 minTexas Lieutenant Governor nominee Vikki Goodwin returns to Mission: Texas ahead of the general election to talk about her statewide campaign against Dan Patrick. Vikki breaks down why the data center boom has become the surprise unifying…
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Ep. 44: A Family Ticket: Justin & Matthias Early on Running for Congress and the Texas House-Together
August 6, 2026 · 60 minMost families argue about politics at the dinner table. The Early family put two names on the ballot instead. Justin Early — Army veteran, cybersecurity architect, and Democrat running in Texas's 31st Congressional District — is…
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Texas is growing faster than anywhere else — and that growth means more electoral power. As blue strongholds lose seats, the road to protecting the White House must run through the Lone Star State. If we do not flip Texas by the next census, we risk losing the White House for a generation.
“Mission: Texas” dives into the strategy, people, and stories needed to flip the state.
Hosted by two Texas lawyers and parents — a former candidate and a long-time organizer, both with military roots — we mix mission-driven focus with a dose of pop-culture fun.
Think of us as your Democratic club while you cook, commute, or go for a walk. And don’t worry: this mission is serious, but it’s definitely not impossible.
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