Politix is a weekly podcast about the 2024 election from Brian Beutler, Matthew Yglesias, and some occasional guests. We’ll have some good-faith disagreement, some points of consensus, and an overall effort to focus on what’s really at stake in November. Subscribe for new episodes each Wednesday and listen wherever you get your podcasts. www.politix.fm
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 102 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Donald Trump’s Epstein coverup has faltered. Jeffrey Epstein’s estate has produced tens of thousands of emails implicating scads of U.S. elites, Trump foremost among them, ... more
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After notching huge victories in last week’s off-year elections, Senate Democrats were overcome by a failure of nerve, and agreed to reopen the government without restoring... more
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It was a night of blowout victories in elections for Democrats and Democratic causes across the country, significantly surpassing the party’s most optimistic expectations. ... more
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Even some of Donald Trump’s own voters were shocked to see he summarily demolished part of the White House, surprising many Democrats who had convinced themselves Trump is ... more
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I’m always interested in the content, but they talk over each other constantly . It’s so annoying.
I really like both of these guys and each of their political perspectives, but Matt really needs to learn how to play well with others and share the air, or get a minder to keep him in line. His natural speech cadence makes it difficult to know when to chime in with a thought, and the result is often just a Matt filibuster. We’re here for Brian, too.
Mathew Y’s tone, dripping sarcasm and know-it-all phrasing makes this podcast unbearable to listen to for more than 5 minutes. The vocal fry is so irritating — and that goes for all the podcasters ranging from Tim Miller to these guys.
Matt does not have the voice OR the conversational etiquette to make a podcast. Grating and obnoxious and constantly interrupting. Someone I would just hate to talk to in real life.
You’ve long been one of my favorite follows on Twitter. On substance, I want to become a paid subscriber, generally I enjoy the thoughtful commentary. BUT. You have to stop talking over each other. Matt interrupts, interjects, or tries to stop Brian from talking by saying but but but but incredibly loudly and very shrill. I listened to Matt on other podcasts and it was okay, this is unlistenable and it bums me out. Honestly I held off on leaving a review, because it feels mean to say, and I hope... more
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This weekly podcast focuses on the intricacies of the upcoming 2024 election, offering in-depth discussions on various political topics, particularly those related to the Democratic and Republican parties. The hosts bring a combination of insightful commentary and robust debate, frequently examining current political events and the implications they have for the election landscape. Central themes include the dynamics of democratic governance, the potential impact of Donald Trump's actions, and strategic messaging among party leaders. The podcast is characterized by a mix of serious analysis and lighter banter, making it accessible for listeners who are engaged in political discourse.
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Recent guests on Politix include:
1. Jane Flegal
2. McKenzie Wilson
3. Paul Krugman
4. Ben Wikler
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6. Dave Weigel
7. Don Verrilli
8. Tim Miller
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