The New Liberal Podcast dives into the deep end of policy, politics and identity and hosts the economists, academics, industry leaders, thinkers and politicians whose ideas are shaping society.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 285 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsSocial SciencesScienceNews |
The 'TikTok ban' bill has been attached to a must-pass package of foreign aid, making it more likely than ever that TikTok will face a forced sale or ban in the United States. James Palmer joins the podcast to talk about the potential ban of TikTok i... more
There's been an increased focus lately on the mental health crisis more
North Carolina's been a red state since Barack Obama won in 2008. But it's edging closer and closer to swing-state status. Blair Reeves, executive director of Carolina Forward, joins the podcast to discuss North Carolina's prospects in the 2024 elect... more
Since the Supreme court reversed Roe v Wade, abortion and reproductive rights have been a dominant topic in American politics. How will they impact the 2024 elections? Political reporter Grace Panetta joins the podcast to discuss the states with abor... more
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Wil Stancil is a dork who has never talked to anyone but annoying libs with a screechy voice reminiscent of nails on a chalkboard.
Wonky at times but that's a good thing! Interesting and informative. Also Jeremiah Johnson's voice is pleasant to listen to
This is a show for people focused on granular topics of politics and issues that get little press or interest from the Industrial-Hot take machine. Now, is it the most exciting show? No. But unlike other political podcasts where the only speed is just saying your point louder and faster. This show is thoughtful about its agenda and argument. You may not agree with it. But it bothers to do the work so many “political experts” and pundits fail to do at bare minimum. Plus, no main character syndrom... more
Great podcast for those on the left trying to find real solutions to the country/world’s problems. I started out as more of a progressive but the Socialist campaigns of Bernie Sanders never really spoke to me. After the 2020 election I found myself looking for real solutions to our problems. High housing cost, poverty, immigration, crime, etc and stumbled upon this podcast. Very informative and thoughtful. My only recommendation would be to rename it New Liberal. Neoliberal triggers people much ... more
Trust me, the podcast won’t bite.
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