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The official podcast of the Vanderbilt Political Review in which we discuss the most salient political events and ideas with our student contributors, professors, politicians, and more!
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe official podcast of the Vanderbilt Political Review in which we discuss the most salient political events and ideas with our student contributors, professors, politicians, and more!
The Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast is hosted by The Vanderbilt Political Review. The show has published 14 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Shaila Fogarty on the Relationship between Country Music and Youth Conservatism /// VPRP Ep. 014" (31 March 2026, 44 minutes), "Zachary Port on ICE in Minneapolis and the Civil Disobedience That Followed /// VPRP Ep. 013" (9 March 2026, 50 minutes), and "Darren Kellis on Vandy's Institutional Neutrality & SCOTUS' Approach to LGBT Issues /// VPRP Ep. 012" (25 January 2026, 51 minutes).
The Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 44 minutes across 14 episodes.
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The Vanderbilt Political Review hosts The Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast, a news podcast with 14 episodes published.
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Episode #14
<p>Senior editor Shaila Fogarty joined the Vanderbilt Political Review in this episode to discuss her article relating the increase in popularity of country music to the relative increase in conservatism among young...
Episode #13
<p>In today's episode, freshman writer Zachary Port expounds on his article discussing why he believes the civil disobedience seen after ICE's operations in Minneapolis was particularly justified. Zachary and host Noah...
Episode #12
<p>Welcome back to the Vanderbilt Political Review for a new semester! Today, freshman writer Darren Kellis expounds on the topics of his two latest articles, the first discussing how he doesn't find Vanderbilt's...
Episode #11
<p>VPR Writer Cole Patterson joined the Vanderbilt Political Review today initially to compare the figures of the late Charlie Kirk and the ascendance of now-Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani. The conversation, as you will...
<p>Welcome back to another season of the Vanderbilt Political Review Podcast! We look forward to a great year of programming for all our viewers and listeners. To that end, we are kicking things off today with our new...
<p>Matthew Ye, VPR's Social Media Director, sat down with VPR's director, Noah Jenkins, to discuss the fundamental questions of political orders including what the point of a state is, whether flourishing can be...
<p>Matthew Ye, VPR's Social Media Director and our resident Canadian, shared his thoughts on the now-decided Canadian federal election, wherein, as predicted, the Liberal Party secured a minority government. Ye also...
<p>RaeAnna Morales, one of VPR's newest contributors, sat down with Podcast Director Noah Jenkins to discuss what role DEI ought to play in American institutions. They also tackled the broader question of whether ideas...
<p>Tubi Ganguly and Bao Le, founders of Vanderbilt's chapter of BridgeUSA, discussed what they hope to see from their new club and what strategies are best to foster productive political dialogue in the contentious era...
<p>Andrew Kyung, Editor-in-Chief of the Vanderbilt Political Review and president of the Vanderbilt College Democrats, sat down with Noah Jenkins, the Review's Podcasting Director and president of the Vanderbilt College...
<p>Adam Hosein, senior editor with the Vanderbilt Political Review, sat down to discuss his latest article wherein he described President Trump as a "Green Lantern" president who is viewed as having the ability to make...
<p>Professor J Andres Gannon is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Vanderbilt University and a Faculty Affiliate at the Data Science Institute. His research broadly focuses on the political origins of...
<p>Jon Meacham is the Carolyn T. and Robert M. Rogers Chair in American Presidency at Vanderbilt University. He is a Pulitzer Prize winning author and biographer, writing books on prominent figures in American history...
<p>Professor David E. Lewis is the Rebecca Webb Wilson University Distinguished Professor in the Department of Political Science at Vanderbilt University. He is an expert in the American presidency, executive branch...
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