The Forecast
The Forecast
Podcast Description
The Forecast is the hopecore podcast for progressives who know that a better world isn’t just possible—it’s being built every day. Hosted by Keegan Goudiss, each episode shines a light on the thinkers, organizers, and everyday people turning bold ideas into action—giving us renewed hope for real progress in America.
Read. Listen. Act. The Forecast is more than media—it’s a rallying point for those shaping the future.
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Content Themes
The show focuses on themes of political activism, social justice, and community organization, with episodes exploring topics such as the influence of major political figures like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the intricacies of grassroots movements, providing listeners with examples of real progress being made in their communities.
Radical hope for uncertain times.
Hosted by Keegan Goudiss, The Forecast is a podcast about co-creating gentler, wilder futures. Part kitchen-table philosophy, part sci-fi dispatch, each episode brings together organizers, artists, mystics, and the occasionally sentient glitch to explore bold ideas and beautiful disruptions.
You’ll hear from people building mutual aid, rewriting old myths, and remaking what’s possible. Sometimes poetic, sometimes practical—always rooted in the belief that kindness is power, and the future is something we shape together.
You’re not alone. You’re not too weird.
And you’re already part of the story.
Read. Listen. Act. The Forecast is more than media—it’s a rallying point for those shaping the future.
“Wisdom at 249: War, Peace, and the Duty of Citizenship”
This July 4th, The Forecast sits down with Lt. Col. Dan Cosgrove—retired Marine, lawyer, and lifelong public servant—for a wide-ranging and heartfelt conversation. We talk war and peace, immigration and misinformation, technology and national service. Dan brings decades of experience advising presidents, serving his country, and raising a family to reflect on what kind of nation we’re becoming—and what we might still be.
From the threat of division to the power of shared service, Dan reminds us that American strength comes not from uniformity, but from a common purpose. Whether it’s drones, disinformation, or distrust in our institutions, he argues the real enemy might just be something closer to home: ignorance and apathy.
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