
Go behind the headlines for a look at what's really going on at the Texas Capitol and in Washington with the state's #1 political podcast: Texas Take. Join the conversation featuring Houston Chronicle/San Antonio Express-News political writer Jeremy Wallace.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 259 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||

Democrat James Talarico is about to be tested like never before in his bid for a U.S. Senate seat. In this episode of the Texas Take, host Jeremy Wallace and Houston Chronicle political reporter Casey Murray dig into how President Donald Trump and al... more
This week on The Texas Take, host Jeremy Wallace and Washington correspondent James Osborne break down the backlash over border construction near Big Bend National Park and what happens next there. And with President Donald Trump coming to Houston fo... more
In this episode of Texas Take, Gov. Greg Abbott brushes off questions about the 170 public school campuses that have been shuttered or are on the way to closing since 2023. Plus, now that he has his voucher plan in place, what’s he doing to improve p... more
On this episode of the Texas Take, host Jeremy Wallace asks Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ken Paxton about taking a European vacation as conservatives, like TV host Jesse Watters, blast him for not being more visible this summer. “Where’s Paxton?”... more
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Bringing relevant news and giving some background helps understanding the topics. Good job!
Miss you Scott!!
Still informative but just not the same without Scott
Just found out Scott is gone. Thought he was on vacation but apparently not. Love me some Jeremy but Scott is the straw that stirs the drink. Dissipating
Not sure why Scott Braddock suddenly left the pod workout explanation, but it's simply not a good show without him. Jeremy is a good reporter, but he doesn't have personality to be the primary host. I guess it's time for me to move on as well.
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Texas Take focuses on the inner workings of Texas politics, with deep dives into state legislative action, election dynamics, and how national trends shape Texas campaigns. Episodes frequently pair on‑the‑ground reporting with expert analysis from reporters and policymakers, covering topics like education privatization, immigration policy, redistricting, and campaign strategy. A notable strength is the mix of local Texas voices and higher‑profile national guests, providing context-rich conversations that connect state debates to broader political dynamics. The show tends to emphasize accountability, data interpretation, and campaign tactics, making it useful for listeners who want accessible, insider perspectives on Texas politics and its n... more
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Recent guests on Texas Take include:
1. Carrie Griffith
2. Lawrence Mower
3. Casey Murray
4. Gina Hinojosa
5. Julian Aguilar
6. Veronica Escobar
7. James Talarico
8. Cory Booker
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