
Politics in America is transforming. We’re embarking on a new series to deepen our understanding of who we are, how we got here, and how we rebuild without repeating the mistakes of the past. Ron Steslow hosts academics, behavioral economists, social psychologists, politicos, philosophers, anthropologists, journalists, poets, and storytellers—and more—to discuss America’s political present and fut... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 997 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Mike Madrid (author of The Latino Century) joins host Ron Steslow trace how eroding trust, the kind that backs the electoral map and the dollar, is reshaping American politics and everyday affordability.
They start with the redistricting wars and h... more
Ron Steslow and Mike Madrid unpack the suspicious four-day push by some of the biggest AI companies begging to be regulated and why it’s less a safety awakening and more a bid to build a moat around who gets to control this technology.
Then, they tu... more
Hagar Chemali (former spokesperson for the U.S. Mission to the United Nations) and Nick Anthony (Policy Analyst at the Cato Institute and a Fellow at the Human Rights Foundation) join host Ron Steslow to trace how the financial surveillance regime bo... more
Ron Steslow sits down with Hagar Chemali and Nicholas Anthoy to surface an unspoken contradiction in the human rights movement: it backs sanctions tools that rely on centralized financial choke points while also championing Bitcoin, a currency built ... more
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The show’s weekly roundup used to be my favorite news podcast of the week. Over past 1+ years, the show has become very one-note around the surveillance state, eschewing discussion about a multitude of issues. Unsubscribed recently
I was one of the original listeners that came over from the Lincoln project days. For context, I’m an independent from Texas and this podcast was a place where I found community and a balanced experience of information. Listen, I am all for challenging your own views and trying to understand complex issues but over the past year, I can barely make it through an episode without feeling like I’m listening to Trump apologists. This show just needs an honest branding. It’s no longer a study of poli... more
Claimed that the winner of the Michigan democratic primary is part of the DSA. Abdul Al Sayid has stated publicly he is not, and many of his policies as much. He’s clearly for America, universal healthcare, fair taxes on corporations and the ultra wealthy, and so on.
Tragic that the Lincoln project went from fighting the Trump nightmare back to doing the work for Republicans. Disinformation and conflations could mean the difference between winning and losing in the senate, and repeating talkin... more
I appreciate the voices and perspectives from along the political spectrum.Lately there have been a lot of repeat episodes. I appreciate the new hosts. I want to point out one thing: Ron Steslow dragged Heather Cox Richardson specifically. Just disregarded her entirely. I guess because he disagrees? But Politicology comes out of the Lincoln Project, which was calling out Trump, and yet Ron Steslow disregards someone who is doing the same thing, so make of that what you will.
Sorry Ron, I tried listening again after many months away and then I heard you brag that you’ hated Tim Walz’. Have you ever even met him ? I’m done with your show. Good luck to you.
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A politics-focused show that features deep-dive discussions with policymakers, journalists, academics, and researchers on contemporary American and global political dynamics. Recent episodes spotlight inside-baseball debates about the Democratic Party, foreign policy realignments, technology's impact on politics (AI, digital currencies, and crypto), and the growing influence of foreign lobbying and geopolitical power plays. The format combines rigorous analysis with contextual anecdotes, often pairing a steady host with prominent guests to unpack complex issues, ethics, and consequences for governance. Noteworthy is the willingness to explore nontraditional policy spaces—digital money, AI governance, and international influence—through a mi... more
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