Episodes

We talk to Amy McGrath about military culture and its intersection with politics.

We discuss what's happening in Texas and break down the child tax credit proposals.

We discuss the acquittal of former President Trump, what it says about the state of our politics, and what it could and should mean for the operating procedure of the Senate. Then, we share our conversation with Politico's Olivia Beavers about the 117th Congressional class and how the events of January 6th are continuing to impact those who work in the halls of Congress.

We cover the Senate impeachment trial and discuss what it's impacts may be, whether there is a conviction or not.

We discuss the deplatforming of Donald Trump and the defamation lawsuits in response to claims of election fraud.

We discuss Joe Biden's foreign policy and top stories from around the world.

We discuss the stock market, the GameStop drama, democratization and oversight, and what bipartisan unity really means through all this.

We discuss how social media distorts policy and talk through some specific recent examples.

We talk about the political anger everyone seems to be carrying and then dive into Biden's immigration plan.

We talk about the inauguration, the people involved and uninvolved, and what comes next.

We talk about the calls for unity and the American Rescue Plan put forth by the Biden administration.

We talk about the second impeachment of President Trump and the national reaction.

We discuss what we've learned about the siege on the Capitol and what follows.

Sarah and Beth react to the siege of the Capitol building and the Congressional certification of the Biden victory.

We share our political resolutions and then try to apply them to the news.

We reflect on the whole of 2020 and how it has changed us.

We answer your questions about a wide range of things.

We talk to epidemiologist Dr. Chris Beyrer about the Covid-19 Vaccine

Sarah talks to Tiffany Bond about money in politics, mistakes made in Senate races, and how to reach independent voters.

We discuss the impact of Trump's refusal to concede and what it might mean for the future.