
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 | 376 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsScienceSocial Sciences | |||

Is America a force for good in the world? Shadi Hamid joins the podcast to talk about his book The Case for American Power, and why he thinks that the world is better off with a muscular, powerful American government than without America.
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Why did Keir Starmer get booted as Prime Minister of the UK? Former Starmer advisor Claire Ainsley joins the podcast to discuss what specifically went wrong for Starmer over the last two years, why the UK keeps cycling through prime ministers, and wh... more
Education policy has been rocked by the 'Mississippi Miracle' - the sudden improvement of test scores in reading and math in southern states like Mississippi. Kelsey Piper joins the podcast to discuss how those states improved their scores, which tea... more
It's the semi-annual books episode! Jeremiah breaks down the best books he's read so far in the first half of 2026. He discusses books about the Supreme Court, the history of cancer, criminal justice policy, the Civil War, influencer families, modern... more
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What used to be a show to present innovative ideas and topics within the wonk-space has devolved into reactionary centrist pablum. This is exemplified by the episode of “The Crisis of Liberalism” which can only be described as the host crashing out after Michael Bennet losing the governor’s race and Hasan Piker having successes in primarying candidates.
In this episode, we open with the same reactionary centrists' claims about wokeness and identify politics without any examples given. We’re als... more
Clearly @jarphar needs some sense knocked into them. The fact that you resort to making fun of the host because of his voice is humiliating on your end. It just proves that people like you can’t even find a valid reason to actually hate someone and just target anyone that looks different than them or in this case, sounds different. It’s pathetic! Us liberals have a reason to make fun of you guys though! Because @jarphar, you would rather support a racist, sexist, facist, misogynistic rapist rath... more
Since the country is splitting into far left and far right extremists it’s great to see a well informed and engaging podcast from the sane center. They can make fun of us all they want but I hope the future of politics is represented by the views of people like Jeremiah.
Huge fan of your podcast but the response to Charlie Kirk’s assassination was wild. That was everything that the problem of our country is. You clearly have only seen chopped up clips of him and I’m not even a fan of Kirk. Be better. Never expected that from you.
Guy Has a weird voice, his politics is basically left bashing way more than is necessary, and if this is the right guy, lied about ta nieshi Coates with zero apology cuz the guy was too critical of Israel. Worst part is this podcast reeks of someone trying to be relevant.
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The show centers on policy, economics, and politics through a pragmatic, centrist-liberal lens. Frequent guests include lawmakers, economists, and researchers who probe housing affordability, AI regulation, immigration, criminal justice, and judicial issues, often emphasizing evidence-based policymaking and pragmatic governance. The host tends to anchor conversations in real-world impact, taking a measured, data-informed approach that favors workable solutions over partisan rhetoric. A notable strength is its willingness to explore complex, wonky topics with guests who bring academic or policy expertise, making it a go-to for listeners who want thoughtful, policy-forward discussions with actionable takeaways.
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Recent guests on The New Liberal Podcast include:
1. Claire Ainsley
2. Kelsey Piper
3. Ilya Somin
4. Yascha Mounk
5. Nick Allardice
6. Michael Bennet
7. Andy Masley
8. Alex Bores
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