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Act Out! - Episode 5: One cat, McCutcheon, Reverend Billy and Ted Cruz

Act Out! - Episode 5: One cat, McCutcheon, Reverend Billy and Ted Cruz
Wed, 4/1/2015
This article originally appeared on Occupy.com

Description: In this week’s episode of Act Out! Eleanor asks you to focus on just one cat. Get ready to celebrate a big one-year anniversary with tweets, trinkets and various online tools to #GetMoneyOut. And we get a hefty dose of the good, bad and ugly starting with an interview with Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir Director Savitri D.

Eleanor also dissects why Ted Cruz is the American (or Canadian) psycho and what we can do to stop him. She ends on a high note with some inspiring words and music on the #QuoteOfTheDay segment.

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