On this week's episode, Love drags the new Netflix show 'Insatiable,' and Seamus discusses the exciting history being made as candidates who are LGBTQ, Muslim, women, people of color, etc. have unprecedented political victories! We'll be back with a guest next week!

On this week's episode, Love and Seamus discuss Alex Jones' content being removed from Facebook, Apple, and Youtube (boy, byeee!). Then they are joined by Liz Kleinrock, an elementary teacher, social justice advocate, and anti-bias educator, who has been nationally recognized for the progressive work she is doing, and conversations she is facilitating, within the classroom. Follow Liz on Instagram: @teachandtransform Join our Patreon: www.patreon.com/sjlpodcast

On this week’s episode, Love and Seamus discuss the controversy surrounding the new “Insatiable” show. Then they interview Jen Winston, who runs the Instagram account, @GirlPowerSupply, which encourages conversation around intersectionality, privilege, and keeping people fired up from the midterms and beyond

The Social Justice League is back with a second season! Seamus and Love interview Kelly Rogers, who served as the Producer and Creative Director for the March For Our Lives NYC. Kelly explains how she became involved with March for Our Lives, and the work that went into organizing and executing major event with over 250,000 participants. Listen to learn more about gun control, and how you can get involved! Follow us on social media: Twitter: @thesjlpodcast Instagram: @thesjlpodcast

On this week's episode, Love and Seamus discuss #NeverAgain, Walk for Our Lives, the gun control debate, and why they believe this moment IS different thanks to the work of an inspiring group of teen activists.

On this week's episode Love and Seamus - inspired by the release of 'Black Panther' - talk about the importance of representation in Hollywood.

On this week's episode of Social Justice League, Love and Seamus recap the State of the Union, then they are joined by John Qua, of Global Zero, who teaches them about nuclear nonproliferation and the grassroots movement to prevent nuclear war. To learn more about John's work visit: www.globalzero.org www.beyondthebomb.org Follow Social Justice League: Twitter: @TheSJLPodcast Instagram: @SJLPodcast Facebook: Social Justice League Podcast Love's Instagram: @Loveleist Seamus' Instagram:...

On this week's episode of Social Justice League, Love and Seamus discuss their experiences at the Women's March in NYC and San Diego. Then, they are joined by Grace Lodge, who has worked with social enterprises in the U.S. and abroad. Grace discusses the value and great opportunity in the creation of a new approach to business education that cultivates an inclusive and compassionate economy that works for all, and ways for people to reflect on and address power and privilege. Follow Social...

On this week's episode, Love and Seamus talk to racial justice organizer and radical liberator Brittany Paschall, about her work for not just diversity and equality but inclusivity and equity, the role of faith in her activism, and her founding the organizations Black Girls Breathe and The Students for Justice, Truth, and Reconciliation. Check out her website: http://btpaschall.com/ Brittany's Instagram: @btpaschall Black Girl Breathe IG: @blkgrlbreathe Follow Social Justice...

Happy 2018! On this week's episode, Love and Seamus discuss the Golden Globes, Times Up, Oprah's amazing speech and Logan Paul.

On this week's Social Justice League, Love and Seamus discuss Doug Jones victory to become U.S. Senator of Alabama, and the Keaton Jones controversy. Then they interview Ozzie Monge, a professor from San Diego State University about his work pushing against the school's racist 'Aztec' mascot.

On this week's episode Love and Seamus go off about the GOP Tax Scam, white people singing the 'N' word, Roy Moore being a sexual predator and Tomi Lahren trying to come for Beyonce & Colin Kaepernick. Then, they rant and rave about how much they love Rihanna and Gabrielle Union BECAUSE WHO THE F^&* DOESN'T?!

On this week's Social Justice League, Love and Seamus talk about Ruby Bridge's 57th anniversary and Colin Kaepernick being honored as GQ's Citizen of the Year. Then they drag Roy Moore, Sean Hannity, and anyone who thinks they are making an impact by throwing their Keurigs out of a window. Next, they are joined by queer DACA activist, Heldáy B. de la Cruz, who talks about being a Dreamer, coming out as undocumented, and how he is using art and writing to raise DACA awareness. 

On this week's episode of Social Justice League, Love and Seamus chat about election results, the media (and Ava DuVernay!) taking a stand against Disney, and the 1997 version of 'Cinderella' starring Brandi. Then Yeshi Milner, activist, organizer and founder of Data For Black Lives joins the pair to talk about the upcoming D4BL conference, her work with Color of Change, and how it's possible for EVERYONE to join the Movement!

Get to know the hosts, Seamus Kirst and Love Lee, as they discuss why they decided to start the Social Justice League. Also, we curse. A lot. Sorry, Grandma!  Follow Social Justice League: Twitter: @SocialJusticeLE Instagram: @SocialJusticeLeaguePodcast Facebook: Social Justice League Podcast Love's Instagram: @LoveLeist Seamus' Instagram: @SeamusKirst Love's Twitter: @LoveLeist Seamus Twitter: @SeamusKirst