
Join noted author & pundit Molly Jong-Fast for irreverent humor that cuts right to the heart of our politics today as she discusses the top political headlines with some of today’s best minds. Known for being one of the few interviewers in politics to cut through the talking points, Molly reveals the personalities and issues tearing the country apart. She asks the questions no one else does, and g... more
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Sorry, Molly. Martin Ford is one of the worst guests I’ve listened to. AI is clean technology and solar doesn’t work at night? This guy is getting paid by an AI company to pump them up. Discussions need to be heard on this pod about US data center issues in communities. He must not care or live near one of these massive complexes. If other countries are doing it right and it is clean technology, what countries are they and what are they doing correctly to protect people who live there?
I love the new 2029 series. Really informative and thought provoking. Thanks for doing this!
Sexting or firing inspectors general? Sexting or a taxpayer slush fund? Sexting or never being responsible to pay taxes? Sexting or insurrection? Sexting or starting a war at Bibi’s request? Sexting or tearing down the White House? Sexting or hiding Epstein files? I could go on. What American media identifies as scandal must have to do with its Calvinistic roots. And that surprisingly includes you Molly Jong-Fast.
I love Justin’s explanations so much! However, I’m still quite a Luddite about data centers sucking up so much power and water for the benefit of the mega rich while the rest of us pay higher rates…
I no longer have any interest in hearing from Justin Wolfers. Despite his own view of himself as being the smartest person in every room, he is sadly mistaken.
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This show centers on sharp political analysis delivered with humor, featuring conversations with prominent reporters, strategists, and policy experts. Episodes frequently cover elections, polling, policy debates (economy, health care, abortion rights), media dynamics, and the mechanics of political power in Washington and beyond. A notable strength is its willingness to challenge conventional talking points, bring in diverse perspectives, and connect on-the-ground reporting with national trends. The format often blends fast-paced commentary with deep dives from guests who shape policy, strategy, and public perception, making it appealing to listeners who want both wit and substance in equal measure.
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