Smart when you need it, fun when you want it — with hosts who feel like friends. Impromptu is your twice-a-week conversation with Washington Post columnists who bring fresh insight and perspective to the stories shaping the week. On Tuesdays, Dana Milbank and his colleagues dig into the political news that actually matters. Then, on Fridays, Drew Goins and Molly Roberts ease you into the weekend, ... more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 86 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics |
There’s been a bit of an obsession with declining birth rates lately, particularly on the right. That has sparked conversations about policies that might entice people to have more children. But all the talk seems to ignore the social issues beneath ... more
President Trump is warning Americans that they might need to give up some new dolls and pencils as his tariff plans upend the world economic order. But as people brace for the trade wars to hit their pocketbooks, there’s still a question of whether T... more
With tuition costs rising and student debt weighing many Americans down, how valuable is higher education in this day and age? The answer is complicated. On average, people with a college degree earn much more, and there’s social benefits, too. But i... more
The inauguration was 100 days ago, and what a long few months it’s been. To sort through the chaos, our columnists pick the best, scariest, dumbest and most under-discussed events during the Trump administration so far. Dana Milbank, Philip Bump and ... more
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New editorial guidance kicking in I guess… don’t talk about anything the regime wouldn’t like
The country is on fire and episodes are about things like “why is it so difficult to stop making pennies?” Really? If the hosts are somehow constrained by WP leadership, have the courage to strike out with your own podcast! The talents and knowledge of the likes of Milbank, Marcus, etc. — Kane was excellent on this podcast but now he seems out of the picture? — are being squashed and wasted.
The country is on fire and episodes are about things like “why is it so difficult to stop making pennies?” Really? If the hosts are somehow constrained by WP leadership, have the courage to strike out with your own podcast! The talents and knowledge of the likes of Milbank, Marcus, etc. — Kane was excellent but now he seems out of the picture? — are being squashed and wasted.
It is obvious that the WaPo is enthralled to King Trump
I was interested in the topic of remote work and this return to office now being implemented. But I couldn’t get past the hosts giggling and bad jokes. Felt like a bad lunch table in high school.
It’s too bad to, Heather Long always had great info and it gets lost here.
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This podcast offers a unique opportunity to listen in on candid conversations among columnists from a leading media outlet. It focuses on current news and cultural topics, showcasing personal insights and the dynamic interplay of differing opinions. Rather than presenting a conventional narrative, the discussions often reveal the thoughtful deliberations and collective brainstorming that precede their written columns. Topics range from immigration and economic policies to societal issues and cultural phenomena, providing listeners with a deeper understanding and varied perspectives on the subjects at hand. Particularly noteworthy is the blend of personal anecdotes and expert commentary, which aims to engage audiences in a relatable yet inte... more
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