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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.

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The THC industry is fighting back against new Texas regulations that threaten to put many of them out of business. Houston Chronicle reporter Isaac Yu joins host Jeremy Wallace to explain key parts of the new regulations, the industry's recent lawsui... more

The leader of the Republican National Committee knows he will have to defy history to defend President Donald Trump in Texas and beyond as Democrats vow to retake control of the U.S. House. In an exclusive interview with Texas Take host Jeremy Wallac... more

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Did Ted Cruz and Greg Abbott just get snubbed by CPAC in their own backyard? Houston Chronicle reporter Benjamin Wermund joins this week's episode to explain why the crowd favored JD Vance and Marco Rubio over either. Plus with gas prices climbing, T... more

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Vice President JD Vance and U.S. Sen. Ruben Gallego, D-Arizona, are worlds apart politically, but this week both were in the Lone Star State on a similar mission: win over Texans who could become critical if they both run for the White House in 2028.... more

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Nathan Johnson
State Senator running for Attorney General
Texas Senate
Episode: Monster, Snubs and Japanese Anime
Ruben Gallego
U.S. Senator from Arizona; former Marine
U.S. Senate
Episode: Why are would-be presidential candidates making a beeline for Texas
Brandon Rottinghaus
Political analyst and UH professor
University of Houston
Episode: Why are would-be presidential candidates making a beeline for Texas
Bayliss Wagner
Reporter at San Antonio Express-News covering political stories
San Antonio Express-News
Episode: Shocker after Shocker in Texas Primaries
James Osborne
Political correspondent with insights on the Texas Senate race
Episode: Shocker after Shocker in Texas Primaries
Nate Sheets
Challenger for Texas Agriculture Commissioner
Episode: Shocker after Shocker in Texas Primaries
Sid Miller
Current Texas Agriculture Commissioner
Episode: Shocker after Shocker in Texas Primaries
Jarvis Johnson
Former state representative challenging Congressman Sylvia Garcia.
Episode: Traitor, Backstabbers and Puppets
Chip Roy
Republican Congressman with a complex relationship with Trump.
Episode: Traitor, Backstabbers and Puppets

Host

Jeremy Wallace
Co-host and primary host focused on reporting and analysis of Texas politics, with extensive coverage across multiple outlets and time periods.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 523 ratings
  • New Format Works

    Bringing relevant news and giving some background helps understanding the topics. Good job!

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    Houston 66
    United States5 months ago
  • Miss you Scott!!!

    Miss you Scott!!

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    1
    joharri3
    United States6 months ago
  • Not the Same

    Still informative but just not the same without Scott

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    raye baird
    United States7 months ago
  • Great 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

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Ovalars
    United States7 months ago
  • Missing Braddock

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
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    CrabLegs1922
    United States8 months ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

- Guests and interviews are valued when they push back or provide deeper policy context.
- Some listeners miss the original co-host and feel the dynamic changed after changes in hosting.
- Overall sentiment notes independence and thorough coverage of Texas politics, with strong engagement on major Texas issues.
- The program is described as informative and bipartisan by some, while others perceive a partisan tilt.
- Listeners praise the show for current, relevant Texas political analysis and clear reporting.

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Monster, Snubs and Japanese Anime
Q: Why are you running for Attorney General?
Johnson explains a need for a constitutional check on the governor's power, expresses concern about the current direction of the office, and argues that responsible governance requires independent oversight rather than loyalty to a single party.
Time for a Recalibration?
Q: What did you mean by saying people are looking for a younger generation in the Congress?
People want younger representatives, not solely based on age, but to ensure they have advocates who can fight for their interests effectively.
Time for a Recalibration?
Q: Did you get a sense that anybody really won this debate?
The debate was kind of an introduction to those just tuning in, and neither candidate gave anything to go viral during the controlled debate format.
What is Beto O’Rourke up to now?
Q: Why didn't you decide to run, and what were the factors involved?
Beto O'Rourke elaborates that he focused on grassroots organizing to help engage voters rather than running for office, believing that empowering local candidates will create long-term benefits for Texas politics.
Will Donald Trump Ever Endorse John Cornyn?
Q: What happens next for Mexico? Do we start doing some strikes on the ground in Mexico now? Does this open the door a little bit more for us to do that?
It's a vastly different situation. In a country like Mexico, our goal is to work by with and through the Mexicans and use our leverage to increase that cooperation.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Texas Take

What is Texas Take about and what kind of topics does it cover?

- The show focuses on Texas politics, with in-depth analysis of state and national issues as they intersect with Texas governance and elections. Episodes frequently cover campaign dynamics, policy debates (immigration, THC regulation, border security, voting rights), and the personalities of key Texas figures, including incumbents, challengers, and rising political actors. A signature mix of reporting, historical context, and behind-the-scenes insight makes it useful for listeners who want to understand how Texas politics operates beyond headlines. Notably, the program blends local Texas coverage with broader national implications, often featuring guests and voices connected to major Texas power centers. The format tends to include tight, f... more

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2. Ruben Gallego
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4. Bayliss Wagner
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6. Nate Sheets
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