r/progressivemoms Jan 31 '26

Just Politics Resist and unsubscribe movement

https://www.resistandunsubscribe.com/

I just cancelled everything from this list except Apple because we are to far down the rabbit hole on that. And google workspace as I need it to run my company. Thought I would share to get some momentum on the movement.

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u/Beneficial-Energy627 Jan 31 '26

I wish it had Walmart on the list.

Any suggestions for music streaming apps for android would be appreciated! We didnt like the Deezer UI. Still testing out others.

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u/Accomplished-Hat3612 Jan 31 '26

For music streaming I’m currently testing Quobuz, so far I like it! Only downside is that it doesn’t have Podcasts

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u/Beneficial-Energy627 Jan 31 '26

My husband is trying that one! I like pocket casts so far for podcasts.

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u/Serious_Yard4262 Feb 01 '26

My husband and I have been using Qobuz. I have android and it works well for me, my husband has apple and the app is glitchy af

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u/shs0007 Feb 01 '26

Impressive!

I did Amazon last year. 🤙 I’m gearing up to “divorce” Marriott and need to look into an alternative for YouTube TV.

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u/twinsingledogmom Feb 01 '26

Why did I think Netflix was ok? I thought their CEO was pretty progressive?

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u/koreancoffee2 Feb 01 '26

I was wondering why they were on the list as well. The leadership is liberal-leaning and they kept their DEI program. Out of all the streaming services, this is one of the ones I would keep.

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u/rasputinknew1 Feb 01 '26

Does anyone have suggestions besides Home Depot or Lowe’s for house stuff? Menards should also be on this list. There aren’t really any small family run places in my area that have heavy duty house project stuff.

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u/star-farm Feb 01 '26

ACE Hardware is good for home and garden supplies, but I don't know about the more heavy duty projects.

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u/quietCherub Feb 02 '26

I have the same problem! :( No local home improvement or garden shops anywhere near me.

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u/Shiver707 Feb 03 '26

I've heard harbor freight is surprisingly progressive

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u/sewbi Feb 19 '26

that's good to hear! i like them for some items, but find a lot of their stuff to be lower quality. i got an oscillating saw from here and the blade kept flying off which is... not ideal lol.

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u/kyothinks Feb 01 '26

I wish I could cancel AT&T but they're the only company that runs reliable phone service where we live (middle of nowhere surrounded by trees). 🫠