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Hosted by Russ Finklestein · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 27 episodes
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This podcast covers what is discussed each week by the brain geniuses who host The New Yorker's podcast The Political Scene.
Russ Finklestein hosts The New Yorker Political Scene Scene, a news show with 27 episodes published.
I am joined by my friend Sabri for a wide-ranging conversation about his life in art, music, Palestine advocacy and a little bit of good old New Yorker Political Scene shenanigans. Check out his deal on Instagram: https:
Russ talks to his pal and fellow soldier in Zohran's canvassing army Gino Raidy about Mamdani's big victory, what made it happen and what it means for the U.S. and for the world. Check out Gino's writing, videos and podc
I was on the German podcast Was Tun? with Inken Behrmann and Valentin Ihßen talking about the Zohran campaign in the final stretch of the NYC mayor's race. It was such a great conversation I thought I'd post it here as w
Susan Glasser interviews her old pal Fiona Hill, who you might remember because she's the former national security official with an English accent who testified against Trump during his first impeachment trial. The New Y
Russ goes over how Zohran won and what happens now in the New York City mayors race
The hosts of the political scene explore the motivations behind Israel's decision to launch strikes on Iran's nuclear sites and how Iran and the U.S. might respond. We also travel back in time to 2023 to hear the crew's
It's been a minute, and I've been busy, but this week's episode of the New Yorker Political Scene was just too crazy to not get in on.
Russ breaks down the NYPS's analysis of Trump's victory, AKA Kamala Harris' stunning loss.
My friend Tomos Lewis joins me to discuss the election and it's relationship with journalism. A stranger in a strange land, this intrepid Welshman is in Wisconsin, trying to explain our presidential election to listeners
The hosts of the political scene delve in to Susan Glasser's latest article about the small group of billionaires pouring large sums of money into Donald Trump's campaign.
Russ covers the past two weeks of NYPS episodes + David Remnick's interview with Evan Osnos about Harris on the New Yorker Radio Hour. It had seemed that the NYPS hosts were sort of phoning it in these past couple of mon
Russ has an in-depth conversation with his good friend, the Lebanese journalist Dalal Mawad. He also follows up on Ta Nehisi Coates' goings on, including an unhinged "interview" by CBS anchor Tony Dekoupil which you can
Russ checks in on the Israel discourse, touching on the return of Ta-Nehisi Coates as well as CNN's smearing of Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib over completely invented accusations of antisemitism. He then gets to the Politi
Russ digs into Dana Bash and why pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted her recent book event. Spoiler: it's not because of antisemitism. Then Russ gives a quick look at the NYPS's preview of Tuesday's presidential debat
PREVIEW OF MICHAEL & US EPISODE FEATURING RUSS: https://soundcloud.com/michael-and-us/preview-555-the-love-guru-w-russ-finkelstein?si=14d2e1e11c9e40738b72e19744a7dfc7&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=soc
Russ breaks down the NYPSS breakdown of this year's DNC, with discussion of Kamala Harris, the sad state of affairs for the Palestinian cause, the Obamas and more. Russ also talks about the New Yorker's release of photos
Russ is joined by a very special guest, the inimitable Will Sloan. Russ and Will reminisce about their days at Columbia Journalism School before breaking down the New Yorker Political Scene's breakdown of the 1993 docume
Russ discusses the New Yorker Political Scene's take on the momentum behind the Harris campaign, as well as the role that the Gaza is likely to have it.
This week's episode analyzes the New Yorker Political Scene's reaction to the U.S. - Russia - Europe prisoner exchange, as well as the Harris campaign's messaging strategy. In addition to the regular NYPS hosts, we also
Russ breaks down the New Yorker Political Scene's ongoing hagiography of Joe Biden, and gets into questions about how Harris is rhetorically navigating the subject of Israel.
Fiona Hill
Russian expert and former White House adviser · Brookings Institution
1 appearance on this show
Evan Osnos
The New Yorker
1 appearance on this show
George Conway
The Society for the Rule of Law
1 appearance on this show
Kamala Harris
Vice President and Presidential candidate · United States government
1 appearance on this show
James Carville
political strategist & consultant
1 appearance on this show
Paul Begala
CNN political analyst, former White House chief strategist for Bill Clinton
1 appearance on this show
Will Sloan
Important Cinema Club Podcast
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Lawless
University of Virginia
1 appearance on this show
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