An independent podcast examining what the U.S. Congress is doing with our money and in our names. www.congressionaldish.com Follow @JenBriney on Twitter
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 294 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPoliticsGovernment |
After an unprecedented embassy bombing followed by an unprecedented drone and missile attack, Israel and Iran may have us on the brink of WWIII. In this episode, as Congress and the Biden administration ponder additional support for Israel, we take a... more
A bill is quickly moving through Congress that supposedly would “ban TikTok.” While it is clearly aimed at TikTok, this bill is really about creating a new Presidential power to remove Americans’ access to apps, websites, games and other entire tech ... more
As we enter another round of government funding drama, let’s learn the basics. In this episode, we examine how the process is supposed to work, spot the tell tale signs that something has gone wrong, and decipher all of the DC wonky words that make t... more
It’s been four months since President Biden requested over $100 billion in war money for Israel and Ukraine and the Senate has now passed a bill that would provide most of the money. In this episode, we examine the events that lead up to and have occ... more
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Left or Right, what happens in congress happens to us, and we should care. Sadly, I can’t get this information in my news subscriptions.
THE BEST history & explanation of the Israel /Palestine conflict anywhere. Thank you Jen Briney
It was good while it lasted. more
I gave five stars because Jennifer Britney is doing a hard job and a very important job but I’m on the verge of unsubscribing because she spends so much time yelling at listeners who do not pay her and trying to shame them. If you listen, and you should, prepare for the whole narrative to change to shaming listeners at the end of her reporting. I wish she could find an effective way to market her podcast instead of driving people away by yelling at them. Maybe do what Wondery does and release po... more
The information in Congressional Dish is outstanding. I’ve listened for the last year and now have a much better sense of what is happening in the US government, especially in foreign policy. more
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Apple Podcasts | #122 | Australia/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #210 | Germany/Government |
Apple Podcasts | #57 | Mexico/Government |
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