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 | 214 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture |
Veteran Texas political reporters Gromer Jeffers of the Dallas Morning News and John Moritz of the Austin American-Statesman join host Jeremy Wallace to break down the suddenly red-hot 2026 primaries, including the clash between Sen. John Cornyn and ... more
The political turmoil around Texas A&M University this week has been years in the making as Republican leaders from Vice President JD Vance to Gov. Greg Abbott have made clear that college campuses are the new battlefront in controlling the future of... more
Another Texas summer is in the books and it had us wondering who in Texas politics made the most of their opportunity to get ahead. Host Jeremy Wallace, with help from reporters Benjamin Wermund and James Osborne, breaks down 10 names in Texas politi... more
Houston Democrat Gene Wu has received a burst of national attention for being the leader of the Texas House Democrats as they fled the state to try to stop President Donald Trump's redistricting plan. Ultimately, the maps passed despite Wu's efforts.... more
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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.
Nothing against Jeremy, but I’ve listened to Texas Take weekly forever, and I don’t see how Scott can just disappear with no comment? What is going on?
Way to take the bull by the horns! Excellent interview with Senator Cruz. You pushed back, but not too much. I appreciate the information and look forward to more long form interviews in the future.
Two weeks after the seemingly sudden departure of Scott Braddock we are served up the most fawning interview of my junior senator, Rafael “Ted” Cruz, I’ve witnessed outside a Tucker Carlson kiss-fest. Too bad. Too bad. Now I have to catch up to people I recommended Texas Take to & apologize. Oof.
I look forward to this podcast every week! I’m always disappointed if I don’t get to hear this show!
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A political podcast centered on the vibrant political landscape of Texas, offering insights into the state's legislative actions and election cycles. Key themes include discussions around major political figures, ongoing controversies, and recent legislative changes impacting Texas residents. The episodes frequently feature political reporters and lawmakers, providing a blend of analysis and firsthand accounts of political events. Unique to this podcast is its emphasis on local perspectives, capturing the complexities of both state and national politics, particularly regarding the elections and issues affecting everyday Texans.
Listeners can expect in-depth discussions on contentious topics such as redistricting, education policy, and poli... more
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Recent guests on Texas Take include:
1. Terry Virts
2. Joy Sewing
3. Samantha Ketterer
4. Gene Wu
5. Kat Vargas
6. Brad Johnson
7. John Cornyn
8. Benjamin Wermund
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