
Twenty years ago, Dan Savage encouraged progressives to move to blue cities to escape the reactionary politics of red places. And he got his wish. Over the last two decades, rural places have gotten redder and urban areas much bluer.
America’s bluest cities developed their own distinctive culture, politics and governance. They became the leading edge of a cultural transformation that reshaped p... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | a year ago |
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On July 24, Donald Trump declared war on the homeless. At least that was how his Executive Order, titled “Ending Crime and Disorder on America’s Streets” was received in blue urban America by many homeless advocates and Democratic elected officials. ... more
Like almost everything else in present day America, crime in blue cities has become a deeply partisan and polarized issue. While progressives routinely downplay levels of urban crime and call for a singular focus on “root causes” like poverty and rac... more
The modern Democratic Party has a class and culture problem. Blue city leaders struggle to understand their cultural and political disconnect with working-class voters. Why did so many, both within and beyond blue cities, cast their ballots for Donal... more
Children in urban public school districts are falling behind. While a handful of lower spending red states – Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee and, most notably, Mississippi – have delivered remarkable academic progress over the last 12 years, high spend... more
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The left got schooled in the last election. Our blue cities had the biggest shift. We are doing it wrong-we need fresh perspectives and conservations instead of the tired slogans and name calling on the political extreme. This podcast helps us with that. Definitely recommend listening.
New Savage & the Goodman episodes were a breath of fresh air. These are real conversations.
I live in the MAGA provinces and think about my presence here with both joy and trepidation. Being blue in a red state can be lonely. But so can being blue in a blue city and that might be the whole problem. I’m glad I found this smart, funny podcast. The insights give me hope and the voices make me feel less isolated. More episodes please.
David Hyde has such a great voice! He’s pithy and quick. But also I’ve been waiting for a podcast like this—-one that breaks from status quo, virtue signaling modern progressives. We need a wake up call. Bring it on!!!! (And Thank you!!!)
Always great to hear the hot takes, the snark, and the analysis. Really puts local political news in perspective. David Hyde is a great host.









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