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Frogmore Stew is a bold, unfiltered podcast serving up the South’s political history, cultural contradictions, and modern-day reckonings—one spicy episode at a time. Hosted by Southern truth-tellers who love their home and refuse to sugarcoat its reality, Frogmore Stew blends sharp analysis, personal storytelling, and a whole lot of side-eye to explore the people, policies, and power structures shaping life in the Palmetto State. Whether you're a political junkie, a justice-seeker, or just curious about what’s cooking in the South—pull up a chair. This stew’s got heat.
Unknown Host hosts Frogmore Stew, a news show with 134 episodes published.
South Carolina is in play, and Annie Andrews believes the political math proves it. She explains how Lindsey Graham’s death changed the Senate race, why the crowded Republican primary creates an opening, and how she plan
State House races are often overlooked, but they play a major role in whether elections remain fair and competitive. Amanda Nelson joins us to explain how YALLvote supports state legislative candidates across the South b
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Presidential pets, White House history, first ladies, and famous state dinners are all on the draft board in this special summer edition of Frogmore Stew. With Grace away, the Can't Win Victory Fund team takes over to de
Lindsey Graham's death has created one of the biggest political shakeups South Carolina has seen in decades. We talk through what happens next, how the Senate seat will be filled, who is expected to enter the race, and w
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, we revisit one of the most important documents from our nation's founding: George Washington's Farewell Address. Joined by historian Dr. Otis Westbrook Pickett,
Can Democrats win South Carolina? Bakari Sellers joins Katherine Harvey to discuss what the 2026 South Carolina primary results revealed, the challenge of defeating Lindsey Graham, and why building a competitive Democrat
The race to replace Nancy Mace enters its final stretch as Democratic voters choose between two candidates with deep public service backgrounds. Nancy Lacore and Mac Deford make their case on affordability, coastal flood
South Carolina’s primary results are in, and there is a lot to unpack. From the governor’s race and Trump’s influence on Republican voters to Democratic turnout, gerrymandering, and the races that could reshape political
Coastal South Carolina is growing fast, but who can still afford to live there? Matt Fulmer discusses his campaign for Congressional District 1, focusing on housing costs, wealth inequality, working class voters, and the
Growth is reshaping the Lowcountry, but many voters say leadership is not keeping up. In House Districts 116 and 123, candidates David Bell, Clay Middleton, and Ann Shippey talk rising costs, overcrowded infrastructure,
What happens when a fast-growing South Carolina district wrestles with education, health care access, and political power? Rep. Hamilton Grant discusses school safety, teacher retention, women’s health, Medicaid expansio
South Carolina is growing fast, but who is actually fighting for the people living through it? Candidates in House Districts 99, 102, and 112 discuss infrastructure failures, affordability, economic opportunity, environm
House District 94 is getting a real Democratic primary for the first time in years. Brian Sharper, Sally Hebert, and Colin Holloway make their case to voters in Dorchester, Charleston, and Summerville, with sharp contras
House Districts 86 and 91 are both looking for new political direction, but the candidates are making very different cases for change. Stuart Epting focuses on rural representation, conservation, cost of living, and rest
Two South Carolina House races reveal very different ideas about who government should serve. In House District 63, Sloan Hilton discusses healthcare decisions, working-class representation, and how Democrats can compete
What should House District 60 focus on next? Two Democratic candidates for South Carolina House District 60 share their priorities on infrastructure, education, health care, women’s representation, economic struggles, an
Three South Carolina House races show just how different “representation” can look across the state. In HD 38, 39, and 52, Grace talks with primary candidates Charlianne Nestlen, Katie Hall, and Dr. Malcolm Taylor about
South Carolina’s fastest-growing communities are changing, but is the legislature keeping up? Rep. Wendell Jones talks about what House District 25 voters are facing, from economic inequality and public education to heal
South Carolina politics are changing, and these two House races show why. In House District 11, Republican Jesse Turner makes the case for term limits, cannabis reform, and challenging the political establishment. In Hou
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