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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Rep. Dan Goldman joins John Avlon to rip into the FBI’s Epstein cover-up, Trump’s attacks on free speech, and the GOP’s cowardice on healthcare and democracy.
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, John Avlon and libertarian thinker Nick Gillespie dive into America’s rising tide of political violence, and how reckless rhetoric fuels it. They explore Trump’s authoritarian drift, from tariffs and Natio... more
John Avlon sits down with Ambassador Nicholas Burns, who served as US Ambassador to China from 2021 to 2025. They discuss how Donald Trump’s foreign policy blunders are weakening America and strengthening China. From alienating India with sky-high ta... more
Maryland Governor Wes Moore joins John Avlon to talk about leadership, service, and solutions. From cutting Baltimore’s homicide rate by 40%, to pioneering a statewide service year for young people, to rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge in recor... more
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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.
I’m so glad to see so many moving to independent media. All who make the move to independent media seem to be more free. I use to watch CNN a long time ago. I left once I saw the move to the right. I’m glad to see John Avlon left to independent media. This podcast does give a roadmap on what to do during these times. We all want to know what can we do. This podcast gives you it.
you can’t discuss nuclear energy usage until you first figure out where nuclear waste could be stored 100% safety. You can’t fo that so I continue to vote NO for nuclear. Look, every block or so in the city or farmland could have enough solar but no one wants to spend the money. I will stick with solar & wind but get going on that & passenger rail all over the country! We wouldn’t have so many over crowded airports and flight congestion if we were not so stupid! elderly can’t drive in most insta... more
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Exploring pragmatic solutions to the most pressing challenges in American democracy, this podcast fosters informative discussions that bridge political divides. The host engages with a variety of experts from diverse fields, including healthcare, history, politics, and social justice, aiming to propose constructive strategies rather than merely lamenting issues. Notably, there is a strong emphasis on the importance of open discourse, electoral reforms, and understanding the socio-political landscape through historical lenses. Episodes often unpack complex topics, from the intricacies of healthcare policy to the practicalities of political reform, enabling listeners to gain insight into viable paths forward amidst contemporary dilemmas.
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