
The Young Turks is Home of The Progressives. Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian and a host of progressive voices deliver the news and provocative commentary. Whether you are seeking a breakdown of current events, politics and the mainstream media or just a quick laugh, the TYT daily podcast will always keep you informed and entertained.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2965 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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Thomas Massie’s detractors say his loss had NOTHING to do with the Israel lobby. NYT claims Iran’s military power made Trump back off of planned strikes. Hunter Biden tries to cover up his dad’s assistance in a genocide. Tucker Carlson hammers the st... more
Comedian and commentator Bassem Youssef appears in a new interview adding to the growing global backlash over the war and political polarization. Internationally, more Israeli politicians are now facing International Criminal Court warrants via the I... more
Donald Trump warned Iran that the “clock is ticking” after a strike on a nuclear facility in the UAE, escalating fears that the conflict could spiral into a wider regional war. Meanwhile, Thomas Massie gears up for a Tough Primary in Kentucky as divi... more
Donald Trump openly admitted the U.S. is fighting Iran in part to help Israel, even as global fears grow that the conflict could spiral further and destabilize oil markets worldwide. After leaving China with few concrete deliverables but signs of tem... more
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hey, true old boomer here. decades as a democrat, now populist/democratic socialist. i don't watch cable news. we are not all the same!
keep going! i learned about hasan piker from his uncle and this show. much love'
Too frequent ads just inserted in the middle of commentary. I cancelled my membership after 10 years because, even though I agree with the opinions, recently the show is just 2 hours of the exact same Israel rants, day after day, with very little actual news. Now I have been listening to just the Friday show via the free ad supported feed...and it's just ridiculous. Since I have YT premium, I guess I should just listen there via clips instead. It's a shame how TYT has fallen.
I really wish I could listen to this but Cenk’s constant screaming in my ear makes it nearly impossible. I love Ana, wish Cenk would take a step back tbh.
Can you just provide the news without the hysterical emoting? I quit New York Times and try to transition to this over and over yet every time I can’t stand the sensational mocking and yelling. PLEASE you’re detracting rather than adding
Liking it so far. Both hosts are passionate & not afraid to speak their truth—a refreshing change from the usual tip-toeing at the risk of being labeled “controversial.”
Only con is the ads for non-subscribers. Even tho I can skip ahead, the sheer amount is annoying.
Also, can someone explain the random music? I’m sure there’s a reason.
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This podcast features a blend of news analysis and commentary with a focus on progressive perspectives on current events, particularly in politics and social issues. The hosts engage listeners with spirited debates and critiques of mainstream media narratives while addressing contentious topics such as U.S. foreign relations, particularly with Israel and Iran, civil rights, and domestic policies. Their discussions often involve notable guests from various fields and include in-depth interviews, providing listeners with a multifaceted understanding of the issues at hand.
The show is likely to appeal to an audience interested in political activism and social justice, offering a space for progressive voices to discuss and challenge the status... more
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