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In the 18th episode of What’s the Motion?, we break down the electrifying finale of the Virginia Democratic Statewide Primary and unpack what the results mean heading into the general election. Then it’s mixie season, so grab your mocktails and your mimosas as we give you the rundown from the Blue Commonwealth Gala, political tea included.

On the global front, we dive into the evolving tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States and what it signals for international diplomacy. Back home, the political winds are shifting. We spotlight Congressman Robert Garcia’s rise to Oversight Chair and celebrate Zohan Modani’s emergence as the presumptive Democratic nominee for NYC Mayor. These are two milestones pointing toward a younger, bolder generation of leadership.

Finally, we take a cultural turn, decoding the latest relationship drama through the lenses of Pusha T and Travis Scott. It’s politics, pop culture, and plenty of motion all in one jam-packed episode.

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In this jam-packed episode of What’s the Motion?, we break down the latest developments in the 11th Congressional District special election and what they mean for Virginia’s political landscape. Then we dive into the headline-grabbing feud between Donald Trump and Elon Musk—two of the loudest voices in American life colliding in real time. We also crack open Moving Forward, the latest book from White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, where she shares her journey inside the Biden administration and what it means to be part of a political party in today’s America.

On the culture front, we press play on the state of gaming following the highly anticipated release of the Nintendo Switch 2—what’s changing, what’s not, and what gamers are really saying. And finally, we welcome back one of hip hop’s most iconic duos: the Clipse. Their dramatic reemergence has fans buzzing and the industry on notice.

Politics, tech, culture, and music—it’s all in motion. Let’s get into it.

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In the 16th episode of What’s the Motion?, the crew reflects on the recent passing of two prominent local political figures and their lasting impact on the community. We dive into how AI is increasingly shaping our everyday lives — from routine tasks to major decision-making. Then, we take a peek into the simmering regional rivalry between Joey Bada$$ and West Coast artists in the hip-hop scene. The episode wraps with Paul having an unexpected existential moment you won’t want to miss.

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Episode 15 of What's the Motion? brings you a candid, wide-ranging conversation on the headlines shaping our world. We unpack the latest maneuvers by the Trump administration, explore how tariffs are hitting consumers at home, and take a deep dive into Abundance, the new book by Ezra Klein. We also look ahead to Virginia’s upcoming statewide elections, review the haunting historical horror film Sinners, and wrap up with a lively discussion about the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It’s everything you need to stay informed, all in one episode.

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On the 14th episode of What’s the Motion? Podcast, we dive into the current state of the Democratic Party, the ongoing protest movement, and what’s happening in Congress and the Virginia General Assembly. In the second half of the episode, we're joined by Delegate Adele McClure, who shares the story of her start in public service, the challenges she’s faced, and the victories she’s earned as a member of the General Assembly. It’s another powerful episode you won’t want to miss!

Delegate Adele McClure Contacts:

https://www.facebook.com/AdeleforVA/

https://x.com/AdeleMcClure_

https://www.instagram.com/adeleforva/

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In this episode of What’s the Motion?, we’re honored to welcome Atima Omara—an award-winning political strategist, advocate, writer, and speaker. With over 15 years of experience empowering youth, women, and communities of color, Atima has played a pivotal role in shaping the next generation of political leaders. We dive into her journey, the challenges and victories of her career, and the pressing issues shaping the United States today. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation, and be sure to follow Atima on all social platforms!

Atima Omara's Contacts:

https://atima-omara.com/

@atimaomara.bsky.social

https://embracingyourvoicepod.com/

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In the twelfth episode of What's the Motion?, we discuss the first few weeks of the Trump administration, the restructuring of the federal government, the results of the DNC chair election, Kendrick Lamar’s Grammy sweep, and reflections on Black History Month. Don’t miss this engaging episode of your favorite political podcast!

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In the eleventh episode of What’s the Motion?, the team welcomes a friend of the show, State Senator Saddam Azlan Salim. Representing Virginia’s 37th Senate District—which includes the City of Fairfax, the City of Falls Church, and parts of Fairfax County—Senator Salim shares updates on the ongoing General Assembly session and insights on the new presidential administration. He also reflects on his humble beginnings and discusses the current state of the Democratic Party. Don’t miss this engaging episode of your favorite political podcast!

Senator Saddam Salim Contacts:

https://x.com/salimvasenate

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