Sarah Blessing Project Next

Sarah Blessing Project Next A new independent media company working to unite our community. We oppose media that profit from your anxiety and fear.

Our country benefits when we work together.

06/10/2026

Brad Meyer won the May 5th primary to represent the Democratic Party in Indiana-9. Now, he will face Rep .Erin Houchin (R) this November to represent all of Southeast Indiana. What does the next 5 months look like for Brad? What does the future look like for Hoosiers?

06/10/2026

We explore the deep-rooted sexism in our country, questioning why a woman hasn't been president and why Kamala Harris faced intense scrutiny. Our conversation delves into the lingering effects of historical inequality and the challenges women face in leadership today. What do you think? Tell us in the comments. Catch the full show out now on Project Next.

06/07/2026

Sarah talks to her Republican friend Phil about political differences. They both agree we need to do a better hob of researching political candidates instead of blindly voting for their political side. Catch the full show out now on Project Next.

06/07/2026

In a world where online discussions turn divisive, we explore how to disagree with kindness and respect. Sarah talks to her former neighbor Phil about very divisive issues on the latest Project Next. Phil is a Republican who is disappointed with Trump but still pretty supportive. Can these two find common ground and figure out a way to work together?

06/07/2026

In this episode of Project Next, Sarah Blessing sits down with her friend James Coogle, a chef and candidate for Harrison County Council, for an honest conversation about some of the issues affecting our communities today.

They talk about the pressure many people feel to fit in, especially in politics and small towns, and why it can be hard for people to be themselves.

Sarah and James also discuss the treatment of the LGBTQ+ community and why some politicians seem especially focused on issues involving Pride, books, and sexuality. They explore whether social pressure, fear of being different, and the expectation to conform—especially in conservative rural communities—can influence how people talk about and respond to LGBTQ+ issues. The conversation looks at why some of the strongest opposition to the LGBTQ+ community may sometimes come from people who feel pressure to hide parts of themselves or fit a certain public image.

Sarah and James also talk about misinformation and disinformation in local communities, how false information spreads, and what we can do to encourage better conversations and stronger communities.

The conversation explores sexism in politics, including whether gender bias played a role in Kamala Harris’s loss to Donald Trump, and some of the challenges women still face when running for office and serving in leadership roles.

They also discuss why it is important to protect democracy, hold leaders accountable, and build communities where people work together instead of being divided by politics.

Join us for a thoughtful conversation about community, politics, identity, and how we can create a better future together.

06/07/2026

Watch now on Project Next: Sarah Blessing sits down with Lynne Taylor of North Carolina, who made the difficult decision to leave MAGA and step away from the toxic “team politics” that is tearing apart families, friendships, and communities across America.

This isn’t a show about Democrats vs. Republicans. It’s about people.

In this honest and powerful conversation, we talk about:
• The pressure to “pick a side” like politics is a sport
• Online bullying and public shaming from BOTH sides
• How political parties profit from keeping us divided
• Why extreme primaries often silence everyday people
• The fear of speaking up in your own town or social circle
• And how we rebuild communities that actually listen to the people living in them

Lynne shares what it was like to walk away from the Republican Party in her community — even knowing she might face criticism and isolation for it. And together, we discuss why more Americans are exhausted by the division and ready for something better.

Real democracy was never supposed to be blind loyalty to a political party. It was supposed to be neighbors working together to solve problems and build stronger communities.

If we want better schools, safer communities, functioning hospitals, affordable healthcare, and leaders who actually represent us, then we have to stop treating each other like enemies and start treating each other like human beings again.

This conversation is thoughtful, emotional, real, and incredibly important.

Watch now, share your thoughts, and help us build something better together. ❤️

06/07/2026

We explore signs that leaders might be hiding their true identity, focusing on actions that harm the pride community. Discover how misinformation and censorship are used to control and manipulate. Catch the full conversation between Sarah Blessing and James Coogle out now on Project Next.

06/07/2026

Discover the profound challenges and personal transformation that come with leaving the MAGA culture. This story highlights the courage it takes to break away for family and conviction, even when your entire community is involved. Catch the full Mental Fitness show out now on Project Next. Sarah will be doing a series interviewing people who left MAGA so more of us can learn about this lifestyle, have empathy for people who get tricked, and help push forward better together.

06/07/2026

The latest episode of Project Next Mental Fitness features Sarah interviewing her friend Kelly, who shares one of the most honest and powerful stories we’ve had on the show yet.

In our new series, “Leaving MAGA: Why My Friends Left,” Kelly opens up about her deeply personal journey into — and eventually out of — Trumpism and Christian nationalism.

Kelly talks about how she became a Trump supporter through churches, ministry culture, and the Christian adoption process after she and her husband struggled to have children. Over time, she became a one-issue voter focused on abortion, surrounded by messaging that blended faith, politics, fear, and identity. She was immersed in that world for nearly two decades and almost attended Trump’s 2016 inauguration.

But eventually, she began questioning the propaganda, the division, and the way politics was being used inside churches and communities. In this episode, she bravely shares how she broke away, what opened her eyes, and why empathy and honest conversations matter so much right now.

What made this conversation especially powerful was how much Kelly’s story mirrored Sarah’s own experiences. They are similar in age, grew up in the same area, and even attended the same church for a time. Listening to Kelly’s story felt deeply personal and familiar.

This is not about attacking people. It’s about understanding how good people can get pulled into fear and political identity — and how we begin finding our way back to truth, compassion, critical thinking, and community.

Watch now on Project Next.

05/12/2026

How much voting information are you given in your state? In Indiana it is hard to vote in our primaries. Voter suppression is real, and it hurts all of us. Catch the full behind the scenes on election day out now on Project Next.

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