
Politicians, pundits, and the media spend a lot of time talking about the problems our country faces but not enough time on how to solve them. Each week, John Avlon and his guests hash out sensible and attainable solutions for some of the most vexing issues confronting our democracy—solutions that will likely emerge from the political center.
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John Avlon welcomes Marine veteran and With Honor co-founder Rye Barcott to discuss why political courage has become so rare in Washington. Drawing from Barcott’s new book 'Courage Can Save Us,' they explore the lawmakers willing to defy their own pa... more
John Avlon sits down with Seth Bodnar, independent candidate for U.S. Senate from Montana, to talk about why a Green Beret veteran and former university president is betting that the two-party system has finally broken down enough to make a third pat... more
John Avlon welcomes his wife Margaret Hoover—host of Firing Line and great-granddaughter of President Herbert Hoover—to discuss what Paxton’s annihilation of Cornyn reveals about today’s GOP, Trump’s Iran gamble, the case for ranked-choice voting, an... more
Senator Andy Kim joins John Avlon to break down the avalanche of corruption hitting Washington—Trump's 3,600 stock trades in a single quarter, the $1.8 billion DOJ slush fund being funneled to January 6 rioters, and the IRS granting the Trump family ... more
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John Miller says cities should just accept the unwanted national guard? Guide them to the high crime areas? Why? Why should Governors and Mayors accept this? Why should the National Guard leave their homes to scare people out of peaceful protest or to guard the illegal activity of masked ICE agents? Also, Mr. Miller doesn’t like the bail reform as implemented in NYC but also offers no way to reduce racism in assigning bail amounts. Two stars because at least John Avlon tried to save the other Jo... more
This guy is so deranged he has nightmares about Trump
Long form interviews with thought leaders are among the most informative media available to us. John Avlon asks tough questions and follow-ups, but by being respectful and by inviting brilliant guests he packs a lot of information into a half hour. The 27 April 2025 interview with Ted Johnson is a must-listen.
I like the solution-oriented conversations on this podcast. Love the patriotism interview.
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Thoughtful, solution-oriented conversations that center on practical, center-ground approaches to American governance. Episodes frequently tackle domestic policy, economics, health care, education, and public safety through reforms and bipartisan or centrist strategies. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on actionable policy solutions over partisan rhetoric, with guests ranging from policymakers to journalists and researchers. The show often features in-depth interviews with a focus on how to fix big problems and restore public trust, making it useful for listeners who want clear paths forward in democracy and public policy.
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