Cuckoo4Politics 😎

Cuckoo4Politics 😎

This is a show that discusses various political perspectives on various issues that matter with citizens of the world. The host, Michael Desrosiers , is native of Brooklyn, New York, with a strong background in leadership and community activism. He earned his undergraduate degree from Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy, MA, near Boston, and his Master’s Degree in Political Science from St. John’s University in Queens, NY. Michael has taken on various leadership roles both within his community and in a trade union, where his dedication to advocacy and empowerment shines through.

As the creator and host of the Cuckoo 4 Political Podcast, he engages in thoughtful discussions on political issues, aiming to raise awareness and inspire action. His passion for community engagement has taken him to diverse communities around the world, where he works to build understanding and foster connections within the global community.

So grab your favorite libations and get ready for some lively conversation and let's learn something together.

Recent Episodes

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Oct. 30, 2026

Why I Voted for Trump 3X's !!!

**Why I Voted for Trump Three Times | Open Mic — No Name Required**What makes someone vote for Donald Trump three times? Is it party loyalty, policy, personality—or dissatisfaction with the alternatives?In the premiere episode of *Open Mic — No Name Required*, Cuckoo4Politics host Michael Desrosiers sits down with Adam, a lifelong registered Republican whose first presidential vote was actually for Democrat Bill Clinton.From Clinton and Obama to Trump's three presidential campaigns, Adam explain
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Sept. 27, 2026

The Debrief : Beyond the Contract

What happens when the uniform comes off and the worker goes home? What does dignity mean beyond the workplace? And what does KJ Johnson's message—“Solidarity is a verb”—teach us about caring for people whose experiences and struggles may be different from our own? Following the Labor Day episode “Who Gives a Damn About the American Worker?”, The Debrief moves beyond contracts, wages and job titles to focus on something we sometimes overlook: The human being behind the worker. Michael reflects
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Sept. 20, 2026

The March We Never Made: When the Bus Never Came

America at 250: The March We Never Made — When the Bus Never Came What began as a powerful call to show up for democracy became an unexpected and deeply disappointing experience. In this special Cuckoo4Politics episode, Michael Desrosiers takes listeners behind the scenes of the Get on the Bus — March on Washington, a commemoration of the historic 1963 gathering at the Lincoln Memorial and the continuing fight for the right to organize, speak, and vote. At 4 a.m., people of all ages—including
Sept. 13, 2026

9/11 Tribute - 25 Years Later - A Moment of Reflection and Gratitude

9/11: 25 Years Later — A Moment of Reflection and Gratitude Twenty-five years later, we pause to remember September 11, 2001, and the lives forever changed by one of the darkest days in American history. Often overlooked in the retelling is a painful truth: the first victims were airline crews and passengers—people who began their day simply doing their jobs or traveling to their destinations. Recorded at the Women’s Veterans Museum, this special tribute brings together moments of reflection,
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Sept. 5, 2026

Who Gives a Damn About the American Worker ?

🎙️ AMERICA AT 250: WHO GIVES A DAMN ABOUT THE AMERICAN WORKER? The eight-hour workday, weekends off, overtime, workplace safety, collective bargaining, healthcare benefits, and retirement security weren’t corporate gifts. Workers fought for them! In Season 5, Episode 75 of Cuckoo4Politics, I’m joined by Keturah “KJ” Johnson, International Vice President of AFA-CWA, for a Labor Day conversation about worker power and the future of organized labor. Using the airline industry as a lens, we tackl
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Aug. 9, 2026

America at 250 - THE DEBRIEF - Power of Authentic Faith

The Debrief continues our thought-provoking conversation with Pastor Selena Dionne Brown about faith, justice, and America’s unfinished promise. In this episode, we explore what it truly means to walk by faith in a nation deeply divided by politics, race, and religion. Pastor Brown reminds us that authentic faith requires believers to remain connected to God. As Jesus teaches in John 15, He is the vine and we are the branches. That spiritual connection gives us the strength to endure life’s cha