From teen diplomat to exhausted president to the “Madman from Massachusetts” in Congress, John Quincy Adams made his entire life a protest against slavery and corruption. He believed public service was a duty—not a grift—and proved it by outworking, outthinking, and outlasting everyone around him. He wasn’t here to charm you. He was here to do the damn work.

Now it's your turn. Stand up. Speak out. Do the work that matters. Tune in now!