
Hosted by The Washington Sun reporters who walk the halls of Capitol Hill every day, each episode of Sun Cast explores the major policy fights in Washington and features interviews with newsmakers behind the headlines.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics | |||

We’re about a month out from the midterm elections. Washington Sun reporters Oriana González, Al Weaver and Paul Kane are taking a step back to look at where things stand in the race to control the House and Senate.
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Today, reporter Kadia Goba speaks with one of the giants of the Democratic Party: South Carolina congressman Jim Clyburn. He’s represented a district in the central and eastern part of the state since 1993 and spent more than 15 years in House leader... more
In this episode, reporters Oriana González, Reese Gorman and Jeff Stein go all in on doomer AI warnings and the new calls for regulation from inside and outside the industry. We talk about the state of play for AI regulation, how it’s playing on the ... more
Welcome all of you to The Washington Sun Cast, formerly On NOTUS! Today, managing editor Kate Nocera chats with reporter Igor Bobic about our name change. Then, Igor is joined by congressional reporters Al Weaver and Avani Kalra for a deep dive on Pr... more
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This program covers the intersection of policy, elections, and national politics through in-depth interviews with lawmakers, reporters, and policy experts. Recent episodes center on AI regulation, Capitol Hill dynamics, campaign messaging, and the evolving media landscape, often weaving in how money, lobbying, and party strategy shape what gets done in Washington. A recurring strength is brisk, journalist-led discourse that blends policy detail with on-the-ground reporting from Capitol Hill, giving listeners a practical sense of how decisions flow from committees to campaigns. A notable trait is the consistent focus on power centers—Capitol Hill, the White House, and battleground states—alongside timely analysis of ongoing political battles... more
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Recent guests on The Washington Sun Cast include:
1. Jim Clyburn
2. Jeff Stein
3. Reese Gorman
4. Kate Nocera
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6. Jeff Merkley
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8. Jim Himes
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