Allied We Can Podcast
Allied We Can Podcast
Podcast Description
Allied We Can: Cross the Aisle is a podcast and platform for real conversations in a divided America. Hosted by Eric Miller—Army veteran and former conservative turned centrist—the show features one-on-one dialogues with conservatives from all walks of life. Together, we explore political and cultural beliefs with honesty, curiosity, and respect.
You’ll also hear from other contributors who share a commitment to truth, leadership, and finding common ground. Expect solo reflections, interviews, roundtables, and thoughtful commentary that goes beyond the headlines.
We’re not here to agree. We’re here to understand. No shouting, no spin—just one open seat, one real conversation at a time.
If you're tired of the noise and ready for something deeper, subscribe now and join the conversation.
New episodes drop weekly. alliedwecan.substack.com
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast delves into themes of democracy, political reform, and civic engagement, with episodes exploring topics such as federal overreach, immigration reform, and civil rights, exemplified in conversations like Episode 2, where Tom Buffo discusses the implications of the 'Big Beautiful Bill' on working families.
Allied We Can is a podcast for men who want to think clearly, stand on their own footing, and have the hard conversations most people avoid. Rooted in critical thinking and healthy masculinity, it’s about learning to read yourself, find common ground, and build a life you actually run instead of one that runs you.
You did what you were told to do. You got the degree, or you skipped it and worked twice as hard instead. You built the career, carried the family, made the payroll, and showed up when showing up cost you something. And the feeling you were promised on the other side of all that never quite arrived.
So you went looking for an answer, and there’s an entire industry waiting for men who are looking. Optimize. Dominate. Hit the number. Become high value. Nobody reads the fine print on that offer, which is that value which can be ranked can also be re-ranked, and a man standing on conditions is one bad year away from having nothing left to stand on.
In Episode Six, Eric Miller sits down with Dawna Daigneault, EdS, LPC, CCTP, a licensed professional counselor with twenty years in private practice and the creator of Worth-Conscious Theory. Her new book with Chris Brown, PhD, came out from Routledge, and it was written for therapists. This hour is the translation.
We went back to self-awareness in this one, and if you were with us for Episode One you’ll want to hear why. The first of her four pillars and the first practice in Allied We Can turn out to start in the same place.
Stay to the end. There’s a question in here you’ve been answering for years without ever hearing yourself ask it.
Watch every episode at https://www.alliedwecan.org/podcast
Links for the show notes: Sage Journal of Theory & Psychology: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/09593543221135559
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