
News, politics and commentary from former Daily Kos Contributing Editor David Waldman
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 500 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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David Waldman takes us to the weekend where he can finally take his nap. You should not rest until you've heard this! Good news! Donald K. Trump sucks so hard that Gops simply can't avoid losing, which means… Dems win! Then what? Be seen attempting g... more
David Waldman and Greg Dworkin return with all of those things you need to hear today. We'll probably have midterm elections. They might let us win. Then, we could have more of us than them… which might be a good thing. According to polls, we have th... more
David Waldman and Greg Dworkin have all sorts of new things to tell you and each other! In Florida, Oliver G. Gilbert III wins the Democratic primary. He will now go against Te Brown, who completely denies her resemblance to any wanted posters you mi... more
David Waldman had so much that he wanted to tell you yesterday! Then, he remembered he had a show today that would be just perfect to fit those things into. Former Army Secretary Dan Driscoll believed in the rules, military protocol and America. So m... more
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Love the deep dives into American politics executed with intelligence and humour.
I love hearing David’s take on the news. It’s intelligent and comical.
David Waldman helms one of the most trenchant political analysis show in the podcast game. With the help of Greg Dworkin and Joan McCarter, David does a deep dive into the latest political squaring off in Congress, the shenanigans going on at local school board meetings or the scourge of gun violence in America. You never know what will pique David’s interest, but he’ll make it informative and relatable. While he doesn’t has the best tr*mp impression, I laugh each time David parrots him. So if y... more
I’ve loved this show since 2015. David Waldman is highly underrated: his dry sense of humor and impressions as he points out moments of hypocrisy has had me cracking up more times than I can count. Love the articles and the takes, and enjoy the bit of political sanity in an increasingly insane world. Joan is a great guest; wish he would start having Armando on again regularly.
With that said, I don’t necessarily get the almost over-the-top love for Greg Dworkin in some review circles. He seems... more
I have been listening to this podcast for many years. What I love about it is, unlike so many sources of news, gives an interesting review of the news without completely activating my sympathetic nervous system. I think Greg’s background talking to the parents of kids who can’t breath ( pediatric pulmonologist)particularly qualified him to speak about politics during the Trump Administration. Greg and David are smart and well informed. They also, with their humor and reports about dogs barking a... more
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A sharp, data-informed political analysis show with a steady cadence and dry humor. Hosts dissect polling, campaign dynamics, and governance in a fast-paced mix of primary dynamics, fundraising scrutiny, media critique, and policy implications. Regularly threads in impeachment of conventional narratives, exposing how money, media, and institutional quirks shape outcomes, while balancing accessible explanations with wry pop-culture asides. A standout is the willingness to tackle complex topics—like election integrity, surveillance, and congressional procedure—with wit and skepticism, appealing to listeners who want depth without shouting. The format often features long-running segments, guest contributions, and a candid, neighborhood-chat to... more
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