
On Head in the Office, two big-time political gurus, Jeremy & Gage, dissect the weekly news and offer a leftist point of view on recent events. As society flirts with fascism, perpetuates massive inequality, and protects the most privileged, Head in the Office examines why our political systems seem to never function properly and are so terrible all the time through comedy and charming commentary.... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 350 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The boys do a retrospective on the first Kirkiversary since Charlie Kirk’s death. Kirkification, right-wing feuds, and the attempts to turn him into a martyr have plagued us for the past year, and the boys simply must engage in the discourse. Then, M... more
The boys discuss why Hakeem Jeffries is unfit to be Speaker of the House through his newly unveiled 2027 agenda, his endless fighting with the progressive and conservative wings of the Democratic Party, and his overall lack of messaging and leadershi... more
Nico & Daniel from the Political Integrity Project (and @stocking_the_capitol) join the show to discuss the truly cataclysmic amount of money spent during primary season (especially in the races featuring Abdul El-Sayed and Angie Nixon), the tsunami ... more
The boys talk about the state of the Republicans and our Democrats as we get ready for MidtermMadness2026™. Will My Democrats be able to retake power and actually do anything compelling with it? Will Democrats be able to take advantage of a historica... more
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This is my favorite center-left podcast. But in my opinion, they spend far too much time talking about unimportant topics like healthcare, atrocities in other countries, affordability, and Michigan. I think they should focus on the issues that really matter, like who’s using what bathroom, condemning Hasan Piker, and why my children no longer speak to me. Praise our centrist lord and savior, Hakeem Jeffries and his gospel that better things aren’t possible and we should all treat poor people wor... more
Happy to see two fellow quirked up white boys fighting the good fight in the name of progressivism. Writing from the neoliberal hellscape of California, we really need Nithya Raman and the new progressives in or I will lose my mind. Remember, good things are good and polling is from the devil!
I’m fairly convinced that about 5 percent of Haley Stevens voters were GOP voters who were voting for her because they were scared of the thought of facing Abdul in the general. If so, that would mean that AES would have won a lot more Michigan counties.
Also, would you guys consider hosting debates between the congressional democrats and other minor party candidates, with an open invitation to the GOP incumbent as well. Something that we’ve been kicking around with Christian Vukasovich (M... more
as an aspiring michigan progressive (moving to msu for grad school in 2 days) this pod makes me excited about the momentum in my new state and ready to join and put the work in for the general 💪 i may not be a michigander yet but ill be turning up with a little bit of joy a little bit of enthusiasm and of course a little bit of stick it to em #plaguebringerdown
hey besties. you’ve cornered the pacific northwest she/they bisexual who lives in dc market. this city is absolutely bonkers and you make it easier to live, laugh, love here because i don’t feel like i’m going insane knowing good things are good and bad things are bad. sorry about beating your tigers last year but that’s what they get when they do the trump dance- lose to the #wokeiners. love your kamala harris book review and sent it to the fellow west coast socialist at work. sorry about skuba... more
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Two political commentators deliver left-leaning analysis of current events with humor and punchy banter, focusing on how money, media narratives, and policy choices shape U.S. politics. Episodes frequently dissect local swing-state races (notably Michigan), critique centrist and establishment dynamics, and feature interviews with progressive candidates and organizers. The show stands out for its unapologetic critique of money in politics, bold policy stances (Medicare for All, abolition of ICE), and a mix of election-watch commentary, grassroots organizing calls, and pop-culture references that keep complex topics accessible and engaging for a politically engaged audience.
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