by Haley Lickstein
Haley on the Go is the show where Haley Lickstein takes you inside the conversations everyone should be having with the people you most want to talk to. From viral pop-culture moments to the policies shaping our lives, Haley travels the country talking to celebrities, activists and the rising voices about the topics on all of our minds. New episodes every week. Come for the guests. Stay for the conversation. Leave with something to talk about.
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June 18, 2026
<p>He wasn't a hacker in a basement. He was a parent, a community member, a pharmacist. For three years, journalist Laurie Segall tracked down the anonymous operator of MrDeepFakes — a site that hosted 70,000 non-consensual deepfake videos and drew 17 million monthly visitors at its peak. This week on Haley on the Go, Segall walks us through the investigation that became "Searching for Mr. Deepfakes," a 14 part series produced in partnership with Paris Hilton, who's had over 100,000 explicit deepfakes made of her. We talk about who's really responsible — the platforms, the payment companies, the laws that haven't caught up — and what we need to do next.</p><p>Come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.</p><p><strong>Haley on the Go</strong> is the show where I take you inside the conversations everyone should be having. We are talking to the people you care most about about the issues that matter most to you.</p><p>New episodes every week — come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.</p>
June 11, 2026
<p>Showrunner. Trailblazer. Writer and icon. The woman behind shows like Ginny & Georgia, The OC, and Criminal Minds, Debra J. Fisher joins us this week on Haley on the Go for a conversation you don't want to miss. </p><p>Come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.</p><p><strong>Haley on the Go</strong> is the show where I take you inside the conversations everyone should be having. We are talking to the people you care most about about the issues that matter most to you.</p><p>New episodes every week — come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.</p><p><br></p>
June 4, 2026
<p><strong>What if the reason nothing is changing isn't apathy — it's vacancy?</strong></p><p>In 2024, 70% of elections across the United States went completely uncontested. Ten thousand open seats had zero candidates on the ballot. Zero. Not unpopular candidates, not bad candidates — no one at all. And many of those seats? School boards. City councils. Local offices that directly shape the schools your kids attend, the roads you drive on, and the safety of your neighborhood.</p><p>Today's guest has made it her mission to change that.</p><p>Amanda Litman is the co-founder and president of <strong>Run for Something</strong>, an organization that recruits and supports young, diverse progressives running for down-ballot office. Her alumni have gone on to win over 1,500 races across 49 states — and five of them are now sitting in Congress. </p><p><br></p><p>This conversation goes way beyond politics.</p><p><br></p><p>We get into the complicated truth about <strong>authenticity at work</strong> — why we're told to "just be ourselves" while women, and especially women of color, are consistently penalized for doing exactly that. We talk about <strong>personality tests</strong>, the discomfort of seeing your flaws on paper, and how to actually grow from feedback instead of being crushed by it.</p><p><br></p><p>And Amanda's <strong>year of Saturday dinners</strong>. Fifty meals. 141 adults. 80 kids. And one powerful argument for why rebuilding community, one dinner table at a time, might be one of the most radical things any of us can do right now.</p><p><br></p><p>This is a hopemaxxing episode. Come ready to feel like things can actually get better.</p><p>Come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.</p><p><strong>Haley on the Go</strong> is the show where I take you inside the conversations everyone should be having. We are talking to the people you care most about about the issues that matter most to you.</p><p>New episodes every week — come for the guest, stay for the conversation, leave with something to talk about.</p>
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Haley on the Go is the show where Haley Lickstein takes you inside the conversations everyone should be having with the people you most want to talk to. From viral pop-culture moments to the policies shaping our lives, Haley travels the country talking to celebrities, activists and the rising voices about the topics on all of our minds.
New episodes every week. Come for the guests. Stay for the conversation. Leave with something to talk about.
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