
A nonpartisan take on the youngest members of Congress and where they stand on the issues that matter most. Grab a drink, an app, or a friend, and join us.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 230 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

On this episode of the Happy Hour, Michael, Anna and Anthony discuss How To Talk About The California Governor's Race, which is, to put it mildly, a bit of a shit show. There are actually 61 names--for real--that are going to be on the primary ballot... more
The Politician On Our Playlist this week is...Harry Jarin. This thirtysomething small business owner and volunteer fireman is running to fill Maryland's 5th Congressional district seat, long held by Congressional stalwart Steny Hoyer, who's retiring ... more
On this episode of the Happy Hour, Michael and Anna break down How To Talk About Young Republicans, and the recent polling that suggests the young MAGA cohort that was critical to reelecting President Trump is now jumping shit on account of a growing... more
How are young politicians doing things differently?? How about skillfully using clickbait-y Instagram posts to get your attention about an important campaign finance bill they're trying to pass? That's exactly what Rep. Summer Lee, a 38-year-old Demo... more
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I learn a lot every time I listen and enjoy the format. creative.
I learn a lot every time I listen and enjoy the format. creative.
I learn a lot every time I listen.
Love this show. It’s a totally new take on the political discussion that doesn’t just cater to one perspective.
Great platform to hear objective and insightful points of views and about the candidates at play- exactly what we need in this political and misinformation climate! 👏
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A lively, nonpartisan discussion focused on how the youngest members of Congress shape policy and political discourse, with a strong emphasis on media framing, campaign messaging, and real-world impacts of legislative action. Across episodes, hosts frequently dissect political strategy, discuss youth representation, and spotlight emerging candidates, all while maintaining a conversational, bar-room vibe. The show often blends sharp political analysis with pop culture references, guest insights, and humor, making complex issues accessible for engaged, policy-minded listeners who want practical takes on current events and governance.
Noteworthy traits include a consistent focus on youth in politics, readiness to critique all sides, and a wil... more
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Recent guests on Political Playlist Happy Hour include:
1. Harry Jarin
2. Harry Jaren
3. Summer Lee
4. Chris Gallant
5. Seth Magaziner
6. Dan Crenshaw
7. Gabe Amo
8. Patrick Roath
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