Ep. 536 — Michael Wilbon
As a child, Michael Wilbon was allowed to argue about sports and politics at the dinner table—as long as he backed up his point. That early training helped launch Michael into a distinguished career a...
1 Jun 20231h 1min
Ep. 535 — Sen. Mark Kelly
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly never planned to go into politics. But in the years after his wife, former Rep. Gabby Giffords, was shot in an assassination attempt, the former astronaut decided to put asi...
25 Mai 20231h 1min
Ep. 534 — Gretchen Carlson
Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson sued the network’s longtime boss Roger Ailes for sexual harassment in 2016, catapulting her into a broader fight for women’s rights. Since leaving Fox News, Gretc...
18 Mai 202358min
Ep. 533 — Gov. J.B. Pritzker
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker has carved out a national profile as a staunch advocate for abortion rights and gun control, raising speculation last summer that a 2024 presidential run was in his fut...
11 Mai 20231h 2min
Ep. 532 — Rep. Katie Porter
California Rep. Katie Porter is best known for wielding a whiteboard during congressional hearings, stumping CEOs and government officials on how their actions impact everyday Americans. As a single m...
4 Mai 20231h
Ep. 531 — Brandon Johnson
Chicago mayor-elect Brandon Johnson started his campaign trailing in the polls with little name recognition among Chicago voters. But with the help of the Chicago Teachers Union, the former teacher an...
27 Apr 202354min
Ep. 530 — Asa Hutchinson
Former Arkansas governor Asa Hutchinson recently announced he’s running for president in 2024. While Gov. Hutchinson has less name recognition than other Republican primary contenders—primarily\ Donal...
20 Apr 20231h 3min
Ep. 529 — Neil King Jr.
From trying his hand as a monk at a monastery in Sri Lanka to reporting from Prague following the collapse of the Soviet Union, former reporter Neil King has traveled all over the world. In March 2021...
13 Apr 202359min
