Sarah Hepola joins the guys to discuss her new memoir, The Only Thing There Is to Want

Also: Never learn not to hate losing #Never100

General Assembly, public schools, Australia, Bill Burr, and the state of the world….and a few other things. Wait why are we talking about Australia? Oh, I see...

David Pakman has a new book about what the internet is doing to our brains. We invited him on to make things worse.

CNN senior contributor and Republican strategist Scott Jennings joins to defend Trump, explain the new GOP, and litigate tariffs, Greenland, Tucker, Mitch McConnell, and the indignities of cable news.

Also: Loser hhwhites come after my ancestors

Why Tyler Quit The Tenure Track

The co-founder of Politico and Axios has a new book about simplifying your life. So naturally, we talked about AI, Trump and the collapse of media.

Also: Penelope freakin’ Spheeris!

Tributes to a kind and generous man, taken from us far too soon

Join the uprising!

A quarter-century later, the guys revisit a moment when everyone was certain about something and almost nobody was normal.

We’re joined by New York Times reporter Devlin Barrett to talk Trump’s Justice Department, the revenge docket, and FBI dysfunction.

Also: Ladies and gentleman, Chaim Vitz!

James B. Meigs joins the lads on 9/11 truthers, Tucker, data centers, rogue AI, Flock cameras, Texas politics, and UFOs

Milo Yiannopoulos discovers consequences, Sean Duffy discovers Sydney Sweeney, and MAGA discovers the joys of nationalization

Also: Who is America’s most beloved living celebrity?

Our neighbors up north are pissed, the conspiracists are thriving, and somehow Kmele is still missing.

Also: The white-trash gift that keeps on giving!

Ben Smith, Co-founder & Editor-in-Chief of Semafor, joins for his fifth appearance.

Also: RIP Kathy Hayes

Reason’s Stephanie Slade on the ideas that built the modern right, the forces tearing it apart, and what might come next.

Kmele is absent. The bottle is doing its best for the Moynihan/Welch duo.

Also: Notes on Tucker Carlson’s non-existent third party

Terry Moran on the "heavy hand of censorship"

A wide-ranging conversation about what journalism is for, who it serves, and what happens when the old institutions stop deserving the benefit of the doubt. Oh, and a bit about Fauci….

Hasan Piker, the DSA, AOC, Jason Arday, Francesca Hong, and miscellaneous lunacy

Also: Second Sunday tonight at 9 pm ET!

In memory of Nixon's resignation...

We’re joined by The Atlantic’s David Frum for a wide-ranging conversation about Trumpism, the Democratic left, immigration, political memory, and what became of American conservatism.

The trio is back baby and gets only a little messy

Also: Please tune into HBO next Friday!

No one has thought any of this through

Also: At least Kmele worked this week

Moynihan interviews preeminent historian of modern China Frank Dikötter about Mao’s rise, the West’s enduring romance with Chinese communism and its staggering human cost.

We're joined by Chris Cuomo, anchor of NewsNation’s CUOMO.

New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman joins us to discuss her new book about a second Trump presidency with fewer restraints and a far greater appetite for risk.

Also: About Bret’s grandma….

The H is MIA

The Iran Deal Is Dead. The War Is Back

Also: Trump’s copious corruptions

On This Day in the American Revolution...

The Author & Bloggingheads Legend on the Earthquake of AI

Rape Allegations Rock the Maine Senate Race

Also: Come on and join your fellow man!

Here in one place is where you can hear (and watch) in one place our Semiquincentennialtastic limited-run miniseries-within-the-pod!

Just 240 bottles of this port cask-finished Kentucky bourbon are available

Former Congressman Peter Meijer (R-MI) sits in for Matt Welch for Mamdani-world talk, factory-job nostalgia, Colorado’s DSA insurgency, and the bipartisan fringe romance of blowing things up.

Host of The Adam Carolla Show, Loveline, The Man Show, and many other inappropriate institutions, joins for a loose tour through comedy, cars, masculinity, dead showbiz ghouls, and LA decay.

Birthright citizenship survived, executive power got stranger, Title IX is headed for another fight, and Sarah Isgur is here to make sense of the Supreme Court’s final opinion dump.