On Mondays, Jon Stewart hosts The Daily Show, but on Thursdays, he's back in your ears with The Weekly Show -- a podcast featuring in-depth conversations with a range of special guests. From experts and advocates, to stakeholders and thought leaders, we discuss the challenges, changes, and ideas that are shaping our world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryComedyNews |
As the government shutdown takes effect, Jon is joined by Roosevelt University Professor and contributing writer at The Nation David Faris, and "The Bulwark Podcast" host Tim Miller to examine Democratic strategy. Together, they explore what Democrat... more
As millions struggle to turn their political frustration into positive action, Jon is joined by Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin. Together, they explore the role of party leadership in rebuilding after electoral defeat, discuss the fund... more
In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Jon is joined by Charlie Warzel, staff writer at The Atlantic and author of its "Galaxy Brain" newsletter. Together, they explore how algorithms distort the way we experience these tragic events while... more
As ICE arrives in Chicago under the banner of crime reduction, Jon is joined by Illinois Governor JB Pritzker to examine the Trump administration's stated rationale for federal intervention in American cities. They explore what the administration is ... more
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Despite being a comedian, Jon is an unabashedly patriotic American. He brings up topics that involve democracy and societal issues, while trying to discover a solution with guests. These guests are not exclusive to one side of the political spectrum, and the conversations — while sometimes heated between co-guests — are diplomatic and respectful.
Aside: I put in the em-dash, not AI. AI has stolen my favorite punctuation. :-/
Jon keeps me holding onto my sanity during these times, as well as ... more
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I love Jon Stewart because he will ask the questions that need to be asked--but not in this podcast. I am sorry, we would not have been losers if Clinton had won in 2016, retribution is very different from justice and ethics. What Comey did was unethical--to do that to one candidate and then hold back on election interference from the other? If Clinton had won, he needed to be called on the carpet for it. JUSTICE IS NOT RETRIBUTION!
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Apple Podcasts | #86 | |
Apple Podcasts | #6 |
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Episodes feature in-depth conversations that often revolve around contemporary social and political issues, emphasizing the intersection of media and public policy. The discussions include a diverse array of guests, such as experts, policymakers, and advocates, providing various perspectives on topics like government accountability, media ethics, economic inequality, and international conflicts. Notable is the blend of serious commentary with humor, as the host uses wit to navigate complex themes, making them more accessible while maintaining a critical eye on societal norms and political dynamics. This unique approach creates an engaging listening experience for those interested in current affairs, media critique, and social justice.
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Recent guests on The Weekly Show include:
1. Ken Martin
2. Charlie Warzel
3. JB Pritzker
4. Michael Feinberg
5. Devlin Barrett
6. Mosab Abu Toha
7. Mehdi Hasan
8. Preet Bharara
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