
Slicing politics open to peer inside its disturbing innards and determine how it all works
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics | ||||

The IRS recently decided that it's perfectly fine for churches and other houses of worship to endorse candidates, upending 70 years of established law. It's just one of the ways the Christian right and the Republican Party have successfully demolishe... more
In the next 25 years, the world will have to produce 50% more food -- and most of our habitable land is already devoted to the production of food. In order to feed ourselves, we risk doing even more damage to the climate as more land is given over to... more
Passover is a holiday about oppression, liberation, immigration, and the nature of the diaspora. How should we think about it in 2025? Paul talks with Rabbi Yael Ridberg to wrestle with the religious, sociological, and political implications of the h... more
Joe Biden made more policy progress on climate change than any president in history, so it might not have been crazy to think what he accomplished would be difficult to unwind - or that Donald Trump might not put too much effort into it. But if that'... more
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This show is the embodiment of the culture of critique. The hosts alternate between disparaging and pitying white Americans, which they themselves appear to be, but are not.
This guy is why 10/27/18 is probably my favorite day in America. Ever.
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This podcast features in-depth explorations of contemporary political issues, often interlinking them with societal and historical contexts. Topics frequently discussed include the impact of government policies on daily life, the role of various political ideologies, and the intersection of technology with politics. Notable themes such as climate change, labor movements, and the implications of rising political tensions are central to the conversations. The hosts engage a variety of expert guests, diving into specific issues with an analytical lens that encourages listeners to reflect on their implications in broader societal frameworks. The diverse perspectives provided help listeners navigate the complexities of current affairs, often add... more
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Recent guests on The Cross Section include:
1. Rabbi Yael Ridberg
2. Jillian Goodman
3. Henry Farrell
4. Jesse Rothstein
5. Sam Bagenstos
6. Talia Lavin
7. Mo Husseini
8. Hamilton Nolan
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