RadicalxChange Foundation’s Jess Scully speaks with inspiring personalities to explore critical ideas and stories about next-generation political economies.

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RadicalxChange Foundation’s Jess Scully speaks with inspiring personalities to explore critical ideas and stories about next-generation political economies.
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Recent Episodes

November 26, 2025
What Protests Want, With Yuting Jiang
<p>When French citizens took to the streets during the recent Bloquons Tout ("Block Everything") protests, they were united in opposition to the proposed national budget. But beyond that shared frustration, what did they actually want? This is the question plaguing modern protest movements. We know what people oppose, but the mechanisms to understand what they support, and to find consensus amid that complexity, remain frustratingly elusive. </p><p>In this episode, Executive Director Jess Scully sits down with Yuting Jiang, CEO and co-founder of Agora Citizen Network. Unlike mainstream anti-social media that pulls us into tribal camps, Agora is prosocial, using machine learning to identify shared beliefs and bridge statements that unite rather than divide. Inspired by Polis, Agora is a space where citizens can move beyond broadcasting grievances to actually deliberating solutions together. </p><p>Yuting walks us through a consultation during the French protests with over 200 participants, in which Agora revealed a nuanced opinion landscape showing some key points of consensus, while exposing meaningful disagreements about how radical their calls for reform should be. </p><p>As RadicalxChange launches our own consultation on Agora, this conversation explores how we might build the prosocial media infrastructure that democracy actually needs. </p><p>Participate in our community conversation on Agora: https://agoracitizen.network/feed/conversation/4OcpxQ</p><p>Host: Jess Scully </p><p>Guest: Yuting Jiang </p><p>Producer: Jack Henderson</p> <p><p>Feedback or ideas for future episodes? Email us at info@radicalxchange.org.</p><p> </p><p>Connect with RadicalxChange Foundation:</p><ul><li><a href="https://radicalxchange.org/">Website</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCTweets">X</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCYT">YouTube</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCLinked">LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCDiscord">Discord</a></li><li><a href="https://bsky.app/profile/radxchange.bsky.social" target="_blank">BlueSky</a></li></ul></p>

November 11, 2025
Takahiro Anno: Fixing Bugs in Democracy
<p>Executive Director Jess Scully speaks with Takahiro Anno, an AI engineer, science fiction writer and newly elected member of Japan's House of Councillors. Anno shares his remarkable journey from software engineer to politician, driven by a desire to "fix the bugs" in society and democracy.</p><p>Anno's political rise has been rapid. In his first-ever campaign for Tokyo Governor in July 2024, Anno received over 150,000 votes, an unprecedented milestone for a candidate in their 30s with no prior political experience. Following this success, he founded Team Mirai in May 2025 and, just months later, won a seat in Japan's national parliament with 2% of the vote, securing a six-year term.</p><p>The conversation explores his innovative "broad listening" approach, which challenges the traditional "broadcasting" model of politics. Anno treated his campaign like an open-source software project, publishing policies on GitHub and openly accepting "pull requests" from citizens. During the Tokyo campaign, his team received over 100 proposals and merged more than 80, continuously updating their 100-page policy book just like open-source software.</p><p>Anno also details the technology that made this possible. His team created "AI Anno," an AI avatar hosted on YouTube Live that could engage voters 24/7, bypassing legal restrictions limiting human campaigning to 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The avatar enabled two-way communication: citizens could see each other's questions, making it easier to participate, while Anno's team analyzed conversation logs to identify and address common concerns.</p><p>For his national campaign, Anno's team scaled participation dramatically using Model Context Protocol (MCP). Citizens could simply converse with an AI, which would automatically generate GitHub pull requests on their behalf, removing technical barriers entirely. This approach gathered over 10,000 proposals, 100 times more than his first campaign in Tokyo.</p><p>Critically, Anno made all of these tools open source, embracing openness as a core value and the most practical way for a small party to create systemic change. Politicians from other parties have already committed to using these tools in future campaigns.</p><p>Jess and Anno discuss his mission for the next six years: using technology to enable large-scale deliberative democracy. While many fear AI's potential to erode democracy through deepfakes and misinformation, Anno provides a powerful, working example of how these tools can make democracy more transparent, participatory, and responsive to citizens' voices.</p><p>Host: Jess Scully</p><p>Guest: Takahiro Anno</p><p>Producer: Jack Henderson</p> <p><p>Feedback or ideas for future episodes? Email us at info@radicalxchange.org.</p><p> </p><p>Connect with RadicalxChange Foundation:</p><ul><li><a href="https://radicalxchange.org/">Website</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCTweets">X</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCYT">YouTube</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCLinked">LinkedIn</a></li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/RxCDiscord">Discord</a></li><li><a href="https://bsky.app/profile/radxchange.bsky.social" target="_blank">BlueSky</a></li></ul></p>

November 7, 2025
Max Semenchuk: Digital Democracy, War & Resilience
Max Semenchuk, Program Director of Ukraine's Web3 Institute, discusses how his country rose from 57th to 1st globally in digital democracy while facing full-scale war, building platforms like Diia, Prozorro, and Dream that use decentralized technology to strengthen democratic resilience and create a future worth returning to. He shares his journey from software entrepreneur to civic technologist and explains how Web3 principles are being translated into government practice to engage Ukraine's declining population and growing diaspora.
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