On this episode of We Talk Weekly After The Talk, Charles Gregory and Big Exclusive sit down with Tom Joseph, founder of Book Minders, Wilson’s Fountain, and America’s Main Street Party.

Tom shares how he built Book Minders into a remote-first bookkeeping company long before remote work became common, creating a workplace model focused on flexibility, work-life balance, and new opportunities for employees.The conversation then shifts into his civic work through Wilson’s Fountain and America’s Main Street Party, where Tom explains his technology-driven approach to election reform. He breaks down his vision for a new way to nominate candidates for Congress, using digital tools, candidate vetting, issue-based questions, mobile voting concepts, blockchain security, and a process designed to reduce the influence of money in politics.

The discussion also explores gerrymandering, super PACs, public trust, voter participation, and how everyday people could have a stronger voice in choosing who represents them. Tom describes this work as election reform without needing new laws, built around the idea of creating a more free and equal process.This is a thoughtful conversation about business innovation, civic engagement, political reform, technology, and what it could look like to make politics more accessible to the people.Support independent journalism and community-centered media by subscribing, sharing, and donating at wetalkweekly.com.

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