The Daily Beast Podcast is as wildly exciting, energizing, and entertaining as the topics it covers. Hosted by Joanna Coles, Chief Content Officer of the Daily Beast, every episode brings you more of the people, politics, and pop culture coverage you need straight from the Daily Beast newsroom. Amazing conversations have included Amber Ruffin, Tiffany Haddish, Mika Brzezinski, Don Lemon, John Oliv... more
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The Daily Beast’s must-read legal columnist Shan Wu joins the Beast’s Hugh Dougherty to dissect Trump’s shaky case against James Comey. Wu, a former federal prosecutor, explains why the indictment reeks of politics: a weak grand jury vote, rookie pro... more
Michael Wolff, author of four books chronicling Trump, joins the Beast’s Joanna Coles to reveal Trump’s madman plan for the government shutdown. Wolff explains how Trump turns congressional gridlock into an existential battle of dominance, using fear... more
Retired Lieutenant General Mark Hertling joins the Beast’s Hugh Dougherty to unpack the jaw-dropping spectacle at Quantico, where Donald Trump and Pete Hegseth addressed 800 top military leaders. Hertling breaks down how Military brass in the room re... more
Michael Wolff, author of "All or Nothing," joins the Beast’s Joanna Coles to discuss how the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein is haunting Trump's White House. Wolff lays bare how Trump's bizarre conspiracy thinking explains exactly why he went after former F... more
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While Mr. Wolf may have some interesting insight, he is truly insufferable to listen to. His endlessly egregious talking over and talking down to Johanna is disrespectful and tone deaf. And if Mr. Wolf’s persistent “um” tic and pronounced stutter are the result of medical condition, I apologize—but if that is not the case, he should be coached on how to speak in a way that doesn’t cause listeners to physically cringe. I hope this feedback helps improve his behavior moving forward, but I am unsub... more
Referring to the 9/13/25 episode: By definition Kirk, the pres and others are not “conservative”. Please find an accurate description.
Wolff is much more accurate
I wonder why men like Micheal are not spotlighted for literally turning a blind eye to weak white men like epstein. His account of meeting him and the person who commented to him about proximity to evil were enough for his investigative approach to turn to uncovering that vile man. Idk. I guess it’s ok to meet them but not call them out post meeting them in case a book is in the future right?
is not a journalist. He brings nothing to the discussion as his takes are based on other people's reporting. A truly lame episode.
Very disappointed while listening to the Don Lemon conversation to hear both Don and the Host say RFK Jr has a point about obesity. The obesity argument is outdated and based on a BMI model that is not applicable to individual health. In a conversation that was about trusting science and not feelings, they seemed to have a lot of feelings about peoples’ body size. And then to offer that the solution is everyone should just go on ozempic? These people are not as smart as I had hoped.
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