
Podcast by Chapo Trap House
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 553 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

1073 - Unsafe, Illegal, and Common feat. Kylie Cheung (9/21/26) by Chapo Trap House
Chapo vet Jacob Bacharach is back to talk about the apocalyptic rhetoric coming from AI companies. Are the threats of an imminent disaster real, or is it just desperate panhandling? We then turn to the big New York Magazine piece on Trump’s ballroom ... more
This week on Chapo, Will and Felix go long on two reading series. First, we have a piece in the Jerusalem Post with a plan to finally win the war in Iran by drafting American debt slaves. Second, we have another John Fetterman exposé in the Wall Stre... more
Mark Perlmutter and Thaer Ahmad from the documentary American Doctor join us this week to discuss their time working as doctors in Gaza. They discuss what they witnessed in Gaza during the genocide, their attempts to persuade politicians on Capitol H... more
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This guy is exposed without Matt. Tankie. Why won’t Ukraine just give up? Why would you bother defending your home and family? The flip side of Thatcherism: there is no community, only Will Menickers self aggrandizement and portfolio management. Matt would be ashamed.
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But also, pay us money on Patreon. They have 43,783 patrons paying $185,529 per month total to support the show. Yay free market capitalism!
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The OG left wing podcast. Been listening since 2016 and it has been instrumental in my political development, a much needed comfort to know there are like minded people in this country and that we aren’t completely crazy. I wasn’t sure how the show would be without Matt Christman (my favorite, had to leave due to health issues) but Will and Felix have been doing better than ever. Thanks for 10 years, and hoping for 10 more.
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The show blends sharp political critique with irreverent pop culture banter, covering current events, media narratives, technology, and policy through a left‑leaning, often provocative lens. Episodes frequently feature guests ranging from journalists and authors to documenters of social movements, with discussions anchored in geopolitics, housing, AI hype, and the culture of online discourse. A standout trait is the mix of rigorous analysis and comic relief, along with frequent live show plugs and a willingness to challenge conventional viewpoints; this makes it a distinctive, high‑energy platform for listeners who enjoy opinionated takes, deep dives into policy, and media critique wrapped in humor.
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Recent guests on Chapo Trap House include:
1. Thaer Ahmed
2. Mark Perlmutter
3. Tarance Trillbillies
4. Chris James
5. Bryan Quinby
6. Jordan Shanks (Friendly Jordies)
7. Devin O'Shea
8. Josh Ettingermentum
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