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Stay Tuned with Preet

Preet Bharara
Donald Trump
Trump Administration
Supreme Court
Department Of Justice
Democratic Party
Birthright Citizenship
Tariffs
Immigration Law
Democracy
Iran
China
Due Process
Executive Power
Social Media
Renee Good
ICE
Jeffrey Epstein
American Politics
Deportation
Happiness

Join former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara as he breaks down legal topics in the news and engages thought leaders in a podcast about power, policy, and justice. From CAFE Studios and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

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As President Trump’s popularity has declined, Democratic socialists have gained prominence. Are voters looking for significant change? And what could that mean for the midterm elections? This week, David Axelrod, a former Obama advisor, a CNN comment... more

As Republicans push the SAVE Act and President Trump continues to cast doubt on the integrity of elections, the debate over election security and voter confidence has become more polarized than ever. Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance are joined by vetera... more

Are President Trump’s advisors lying to him about what’s happening with the Iran war? This week, Ian Bremmer, a political scientist and the President and founder of Eurasia Group, joins Preet to unpack the latest in Trump’s war with Iran. They discus... more

Manhattan prosecutors withdrew subpoenas issued to New York Times reporters that compelled them to reveal their sources for leaks about President Trump’s Qatari jet. Preet Bharara and Joyce Vance are joined by their friend and former DOJ colleague Mi... more

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Ben Ginsberg
Veteran election lawyer, former national counsel to Bush and Romney campaigns
Hoover Institution (as referenced)
Episode: Are the Midterms Safe? (with Ben Ginsberg)
Ian Bremmer
Political scientist and the president and founder of Eurasia Group
Eurasia Group
Episode: Iran: “An Extraordinarily Stupid War”? (with Ian Bremmer)
Rose Horowitch
Staff writer for The Atlantic, education correspondent
The Atlantic
Episode: A Post-literate World & Tate Brothers Arrested (with Rose Horowitch)
Katie Phang
Legal analyst and independent journalist, filed the lawsuit against the acting Attorney General
Episode: This Lawsuit Could Force a Full Epstein Files Release (with Katie Phang)
Danielle Allen
Political philosopher and professor at Harvard University
Harvard University
Episode: The Declaration of Independence: A Radical Document (with Danielle Allen & Mary Bilder)
Mary Bilder
Historian of the American founding era and professor at Boston College Law School
Boston College Law School
Episode: The Declaration of Independence: A Radical Document (with Danielle Allen & Mary Bilder)
Joanne Freeman
Historian of the Revolutionary Era, Yale University
Yale University
Episode: 250 Years On, Can Democracy Hold? (with Joanne Freeman)
Devlin Barrett
Reporter for The New York Times, author of The Department of Revenge
The New York Times
Episode: The Department of Revenge? (with Devlin Barrett)
Atul Gawande
Surgeon, best-selling author, USAID Global Health veteran
Harvard Medical School / The New Yorker / USAID
Episode: Cancer, GLP-1s, and Vaccine Hesitancy (with Atul Gawande)

Hosts

Preet Bharara
Former U.S. Attorney and host of discussions on power, policy, and justice; frequently leads interviews with legal experts, policymakers, and journalists.
Joyce Vance
Co-host and legal analyst with deep background in U.S. DOJ and public service; guides guests through complex legal and policy discussions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 36.1k ratings
  • Please

    Stop interrupting your guests.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Scott Feinberg
    United States20 days ago
  • Couldn’t be less objective if he tried

    Elites and bias. Seems like a decent guy but has zero reference to the common person.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    AlexTheDukie
    United Statesa month ago
  • 250th

    OMG Joanne Freeman quoted the Distorted Repatch!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pablo Puppy
    United Statesa month ago
  • Brad Lander

    Having devoted entire show to Dan Goldman, don't you think, in fairness, you should have Brad Lander on your show?

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    CosmoDahling
    United States2 months ago
  • The Enduring Best

    First off— I am not related to Preet. One recurring thought I have is “so many podcasts and so little time.” I have cycled Through some favorites like we have cycle through or favorite bands. Stay Tuned is just the best. The interviews are interesting and questions do not appear scripted. I am still impressed with almost every episode has a “wow”or engaging moment. There is sincerity with this. Consistently special equals my enduring favorite.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BDL 38
    United States2 months ago

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Occasional critiques about paywall and tease episodes.
Some episodes are perceived as getting too framed by the host's viewpoint.
Listeners appreciate nuanced discussions on constitutional law and policy.
Shows strong legal analysis and thoughtful guests.

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#35
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Apple Podcasts
#89
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Apple Podcasts
#47
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Apple Podcasts
#136
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Apple Podcasts
#145
United Kingdom/News/Politics
Apple Podcasts
#89
Australia/News/Politics

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Iran: “An Extraordinarily Stupid War”? (with Ian Bremmer)
Q: What explains Trump's inconsistent stance and the MOU narrative around the strait?
The discussion highlights a mismatch between Trump's public statements and actual capability or willingness to back them up, with advisers sometimes attempting to portray the agreements as wins; Bremmer notes the disconnect between messaging and practical outcomes and the risk of eroding credibility.
Iran: “An Extraordinarily Stupid War”? (with Ian Bremmer)
Q: What is the capability of Iran to launch strikes beyond mere nuisance, and how does that shape U.S. restraint?
Bremmer affirms that Iran can inflict meaningful damage and is not purely symbolic; however, the U.S. has preferred a restrained approach focusing on military targets with limited civilian consequences, leveraging economic and diplomatic pressure.
Iran: “An Extraordinarily Stupid War”? (with Ian Bremmer)
Q: If Donald Trump were facing re-election in November, how do you think he would be prosecuting this war differently?
Bremmer suggests he would likely conclude sooner and withdraw, citing Trump's Venezuela experience and his past promises not to start new wars, indicating a preference for resolving or stepping back rather than escalating further.
The Supreme Court’s Biggest Day of the Year (with Melissa Murray)
Q: Can you square those two decisions and explain what they are?
Melissa Murray explains that while the two decisions seem irreconcilable at first, they share a through line about the court's relationship to corporatist interests and the balance of regulatory independence for agencies like the FTC and the Fed.
This Lawsuit Could Force a Full Epstein Files Release (with Katie Phang)
Q: What exactly did you ask for in the injunction and why those categories?
She outlines five specific document groups the injunction targets: eight redacted emails with sensitive identifiers, internal DOJ documents related to a non-prosecution agreement with Epstein, four FBI 302 notes, foreign language documents, and a redaction log, all chosen to push for transparency and test enforcement.

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What is Stay Tuned with Preet about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Thoughtful, analysis-driven conversations at the intersection of law, policy, and current events. The show features deep dives with guests who are experts in politics, journalism, national security, and civil rights, guided by a former U.S. attorney. Episodes frequently tackle hot-button topics such as Supreme Court dynamics, voting rights, regulatory policy, and national security, often with a focus on how power and institutions shape justice and public trust. Noteworthy are the high-caliber guest lineup, rigorous legal and policy questioning, and appearances by prominent figures in law, journalism, and government. The show tends to attract listeners who want clear legal context for complex issues and thoughtful takes from practitioners an... more

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6. Mary Bilder
7. Joanne Freeman
8. Devlin Barrett

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