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

David Roth returns to talk about the newest avalanche of Epstein files and what they tell us about the depravity of our elites and the West as a whole. We run through a gauntlet of incriminating emails with Larry Summers, Peter Mandelson, Peter Attia... more
Will and Felix talk about the horrific killing of Alex Pretti. We talk about the execution, the man Alex was, why the right despises him, the inspiring response of the people of Minnesota, and reasons to hope that we haven’t irreversibly opened the g... more
Chapo Foreign Policy correspondent Derek Davison returns to talk about the decades that have been happening these past few weeks. We stop at Iran and cover the protests and the possible involvement of Israeli weaponry; at Syria, where Rojava and the ... more
Over the holiday, Will and Chris caught up with Donald Borenstein, Andrew Epstein and Debbie Saslaw of the Mamdani media team to discuss how their video and online strategy helped win the campaign’s stunning victory. We look at their team’s success a... more
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it’s disheartening to hear the hosts regularly say things like “kill yourself” and “don’t care, don’t correct me”
Hell yeah
Wow, the level of ignorance you have on the topics you discussed is astounding. For people criticizing Americans for being stupid it’s kind of ironic how little. Honestly, I was looking forward to listening to this podcast, but after about 30 minutes just became are idiots, dressed in intellectual clothing. How about you actually do some research on the topic you’re discussing and clips from other places and sources. Otherwise, I suggest you just keep your ridiculous uneducated out of touch opin... more
—if you can get through every other word being ‘like’.
Awesome show. I love their senses of humor and leftist content. The theme song legit scares me every time. It’s so loud, I love it.
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Content often centers around a mix of humor, satire, and sharp political critiques stemming from current events. Key themes include discussions on U.S. politics, social issues, and varying cultural phenomena, often laced with a comedic approach. Noteworthy topics include deep dives into political campaigns, critiques of government policies, and examinations of economic and social inequalities, with a significant focus on narratives surrounding the U.S. military and foreign policy, especially in Latin America. The blend of irreverent humor and serious discourse sets it apart, attracting listeners looking for both entertainment and insightful commentary on contemporary issues.
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Chapo Trap House launched 10 years ago and published 553 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Chapo Trap House include:
1. Derek Davison
2. Andrew Epstein
3. Donald Borenstein
4. Debbie Saslaw
5. Maryam Mohamad
6. Andrew Hudson
7. Seth Harp
8. Sarah Squirm
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