How It Started:

In 2013 Brad Jenkins and Carri Twigg started sharing an office in the Obama White House.  Initially, Carri could barely stand Brad, but eventually his unbridled enthusiasm and talent for marrying up, won her over. Brad and Carri became besties and over the years have become each other's political therapist - the other's first call when America's shit hits the fan.  

More about Brad Jenkins and Carri Twigg

Carri TWIGG

Carri is Co-founder and Head of Development for Culture House media, a women owned, premium film and TV production services and immersive experiences company that specializes in storytelling about the cultural questions that shape society, politics, and identity. Current series from Culture House include Black Twitter on Hulu, Netflix worldwide Top Ten series, Ladies First: A story of Women in Hip Hop,  The Hair Tales for Hulu and OWN and  Growing Up for Disney+. 

In 2022, Carri was appointed by President Biden to the President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts and the Kennedy Center board, where she will advise the administration and the Kennedy Center on diversifying national programming and arts funding.  

Carri served in the Obama White House as Special Assistant to the President and Director of Public Engagement for then Vice President Biden.   Carri spent over 10 years working at every level of American politics and government. Carri is an expert in crafting engaging, socially relevant and politically resonant stories, and has been seen on stages from TedX to SXSW.

Brad JENKINS

Jenkins is CEO and Founder of Enfranchisement Productions and spent four years serving as President Obama’s Associate Director in The White House Office of Public Engagement. From The White House, Jenkins brought together creative executives, thought leaders, and some of the world’s biggest stars to advance the President’s agenda—culminating in the Emmy-award winning “Between Two Ferns” interview on the Affordable Care Act. Jenkins then joined Will Ferrell’s Funny Or Die as Managing Director and Executive Producer running their branded social impact content business known as Funny Or Die D.C.

Since then, Jenkins has produced over 150 social impact campaigns, documentaries, specials, and events with organizations, companies and foundations. Jenkins’s company, Enfranchisement has helped lead campaigns for organizations such as The Native American Rights Fund, The Latina Institute, The Asian American Foundation, We Are Sikhs, Phenomenal, New American Leaders, Common’s Imagine Justice, Barack Obama and Eric Holder’s National Democratic Redistricting Committee, National Center for Lesbian Rights, Family Equality Council, Born Perfect, and more.

For his production work, Brad is Executive Producer of the Hulu and Amazon Prime tv special, TAAF AAPI Heritage Heroes, EP of the upcoming film "Four Letters" directed by Bao Nguyen, and has been featured on Hulu’s “Black Twitter,” CNN’s “History of Comedy,” MSNBC’s “Story Of Cool” and more.