
About this episode
Rep. Maxwell Frost doesn’t just represent a new generation in Congress; he represents the lived struggles of so many Americans. From being racially profiled as a teenager to getting denied housing after winning his election, Frost brings every ounce of that experience into the policies he fights for.
In this deeply personal episode hosted by Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger and Craig Kielburger, Rep. Frost is joined by his father, Patrick Frost — the man who taught him to lead with empathy, express vulnerability, and use music to listen as much as speak.
Together, they reveal how:
- Lived experience is the most underused political qualification
- Vulnerability creates trust, and trust creates movements
- Personal injustice can become public impact
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