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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 318 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsSociety & Culture | |||

Disturbing details from an investigation of a rape allegation at Cornell University continue to be revealed. In this week’s episode, the Times Opinion politics correspondent Michelle Cottle joins the columnists Jamelle Bouie and David French to talk ... more
Has America lost its monopoly on cool? The Opinion culture editor Nadja Spiegelman joins the American expats and authors W. David Marx and Euny Hong to discuss how the world views U.S. culture and whether its cultural exports still have the lasting i... more
The midterm elections are still six weeks away, but Republicans are already looking ahead to 2028. In this episode, the Opinion contributor Robert Siegel and the contributing writer E.J. Dionne Jr. are joined by Timothy P. Carney, a columnist for The... more
It isn’t normal to see the people developing new technology “running around shouting that the sky is falling,” Binyamin Appelbaum argues. So how do we make A.I. safe? By regulating it. Appelbaum, the lead writer on economics and business for The Time... more
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This is an excellent podcast, with lots of smart, informative conversation, and it’s also entertaining. I especially enjoy the episodes hosted by Michelle Cottle
Can we have Michelle more often as a guest? She’s brilliant. I used to absolutely love The Argument when she was on. Please make your own podcast Michelle! I can listen to you speak all day. You’re amazing!
Love this show…a bright spot in my week. Thank you!
No wonder all this happened Stuck stuck stuck Selling the same old *^%^# Also you meant poliovirus not covid of your childhood
My weekend joy from folks who are fully informed and simply delightful. Also. Robert segal. Ahhh
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The program features a panel of prominent opinion writers, policymakers, and journalists who dissect current events through data-driven context, historical perspective, and political analysis. Episodes frequently cover national politics, economic policy, tech and AI implications, and society-wide trends, often weighing partisan dynamics against pragmatic policy outcomes. A standout aspect is the mix of seasoned NYT colleagues with expert guests, allowing for sharp, informed debates that blend cultural insight with data-driven reasoning. This combination makes it appealing for listeners who want thoughtful, sometimes provocative, discussions about how complex issues intersect with politics and the economy.
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Recent guests on The Opinions include:
1. Anthony Rostain
2. E. J. Dionne
3. Carlos Lozada
4. Michelle Cottle
5. Emily Keegin
6. Mary HK. Choi
7. Tressie McMillan Cottom
8. Jamelle Bouie
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