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Authors Brody and Luke Mullins take viewers through their best-selling book, The Wolves of K Street, breaking down key characters, events and themes. Whether you are new to the book or a repeat reader, this is the perfect podcast to take you behind-the-scenes to the making of the book and the development of its players, personalities and storylines. In the first episode, Luke and I breakdown the opening scene of the book on the exclusive grounds of the Robert Trent Jones golf course outside of Washington, D.C., just days before the course was set to host the nationally televised Tiger Woods charity PGA tournament. We paint the chilling scene for the audience – and discuss how we decided to open the book with a dead body on a golf course, how we dug up all the unforgettable details – the “DO NOT RESUSITATE” sign – and reveal other behind-the-scenes secrets from our reporting.
wokst hosts The Wolves of K Street Podcast, a news show with 27 episodes published.
John Leganski had a behind-the-scenes view of the epic battle for House Speaker when he worked as a top aide to Kevin McCarthy. In his new book, “Glory, Grief and the Gavel,” Leganski takes readers inside the tumultuous
Riva Levinson joins us to talk about the 10-year anniversary of her book, “Choosing the Hero.” In our interview, Levinson tells us about her memorable start in Washington at the infamous lobbying firm Black, Manafort & S
Super PACs have given billionaires unprecedented control over U.S. elections. A little over a decade ago, the wealthiest Americans contributed just 0.3 percent of the money in American elections. Today, billionaires acco
Chris Jones joins us to talk about efforts by smaller companies to use antitrust policy in Washington to create more competitive markets. Jones runs a lobbying firm and an industry association that are together working t
Bloomberg reporter Ted Mann tells us how J.D. Vance’s efforts to enact new railroad safety regulations shows how he is positioning himself for the 2028 presidential election. Despite the opposition of most Republicans in
Sam Neel is one of small group of Washington lawyers who business executives turn to for help when congressional investigators come calling. Sam Neel talks with Luke and I about what to do when corporations find themselv
An Easter Sunday tip. A stakeout in Kalorama. U.S. Marshals arrive. Luke Mullins describes witnessing the armed raid of Jim Courtovich’s house.
Crypto companies have become major players in today’s elections. The industry is re-writing the playbook for corporate influence in elections by using super PACS to spend tens of millions of dollars to help elect candida
“If you don’t approve this settlement, I will destroy you. I will destroy your job at the DOJ.” That’s what a top Republican fixer told Donald Trump’s chief antitrust enforcer last year, according to an explosive recent
Geoff Embler joins us on The Wolves of K Street podcast to uncover the secretive world of opposition research. Embler calls opposition researchers the ultimate “content creators” of political campaigns who are responsibl
Former Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer joins us to talk about the unintended consequences of Jan. 6 for American businesses, the rise of super PACs and a new financial-services coalition he's running. Luetkemeyer explains how ke
Brody and Luke sit down with lobbyist-turned-author Tom Collamore to talk about his new book, Don’t Tell the President, which documents the highs and lows of the anonymous life of presidential advance men (and women). Co
Brody and Luke introduce the final two members of the most success political and lobbying shop of the Ronald Reagan-era -- Black, Manafort, Stone & Atwater. Charlie Black and Lee Atwater were two southern Republicans fro
Brody and Luke dive into the making of Chapter 3 of The Wolves of K Street – the rise of Paul Manafort and Roger Stone. We unpack the opening of the chapter at the funeral of Lee Atwater, an event that drew the glitterat
What’s it like for press secretaries working for Republicans in Washington who are constantly attacked by a hostile media? How do they get their message out when reporters are beating them of the head? We talk with Jonat
“The scariest moment you will ever have in life is when the FBI knocks on your door and says they have some questions about your behavior.” That’s Phil Elwood, a veteran of Washington's “dark arts” industry. On this week
Lobbyists and trade association chiefs are supposed to have access to important policymakers in Washington, from key members of Congress to White House officials. That's especially truewhen Republicans are in charge. So
Donald Trump is forcing a fascinating change in corporate advocacy. For decades, companies and industries relied on their Washington lobbyists and trade associations to lead their influence efforts. But Trump doesn’t lik
Donald Trump had the head of the Teamsters speak at the 2024 Republican Convention. He’s named some pro-labor officials to his administration. And an increasing number of Republicans in Congress are supporting pro-union
Donald Trump has fundamentally changed the way government power is held in Washington. He's concentrated more authority in the White House than at any point since Watergate more than a half-century ago. In this episode,
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