The Argument

Has affirmative action gone too far? Should we abolish internet anonymity? Is liberal hypocrisy worth defending?

Welcome to The Argument, a weekly podcast from Jerusalem Demsas and Matthew Yglesias, where two friends argue about politics, policy, and whatever else is on their minds.

This is a debate show for people who want the nitty-gritty without the typical screaming matches or softball interviews. Each week, one host argues a distinctive point of view — armed with facts and research, not just pundit bluster — and then Matthew and Jerusalem hash it out.

New episodes post every Thursday.

You can find The Argument on Substack, YouTube, and wherever you get your podcasts.

www.theargumentmag.com

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Episoder(48)

Should Race Matter in College Admissions?

Should Race Matter in College Admissions?

When the Supreme Court rejected affirmative action at colleges and universities in 2023, finding that Harvard and the University of North Carolina practiced race-based discrimination against Asian Ame...

9 Apr 1h 9min

Matthew Yglesias vs. Jerusalem Demsas: The Trailer

Matthew Yglesias vs. Jerusalem Demsas: The Trailer

Watch the official trailer for The Argument — a new podcast cohosted by Jerusalem Demsas and Matthew Yglesias.Has affirmative action gone too far? Should we abolish internet anonymity? Is liberal hypo...

2 Apr 1min

Stop Letting Instagram Explain Your Love Life -- The Science of Attraction

Stop Letting Instagram Explain Your Love Life -- The Science of Attraction

Are men naturally promiscuous and drawn to younger women? Are women obsessed with tall, older, rich men? Dating discourse is littered with pop evolutionary psychology that makes broad claims about how...

23 Feb 1h

The Scientific Method Comes for Criminal Justice

The Scientific Method Comes for Criminal Justice

Economists love to say there are no free lunches. Jennifer Doleac thinks criminal justice is one of the rare places where that’s wrong.In this episode, host and Editor of The Argument, Jerusalem Demsa...

17 Feb 1h 9min

Ross Douthat on the End of Conservatism

Ross Douthat on the End of Conservatism

Trump didn’t just reshape the GOP—he may have ended what we used to call “the conservative movement.” New York Times columnist Ross Douthat joins host Jerusalem Demsas to map the new right: the collap...

9 Feb 1h 7min

Did the Opioid Epidemic Help Republicans Win?

Did the Opioid Epidemic Help Republicans Win?

Over less than 25 years, the opioid epidemic killed over 800,000 Americans. These deaths and the resulting economic and political ramifications were unequally distributed across the country. Some plac...

2 Feb 1h 6min

Are Children People?

Are Children People?

Children are a problem for liberalism -- and it’s one you can see in everything from school-board wars to fights over “indoctrination.” If all individuals are free and equal, endowed with rights by th...

26 Jan 1h 13min

Why NIMBYs Oppose Housing (with Chris Elmendorf)

Why NIMBYs Oppose Housing (with Chris Elmendorf)

NIMBYism is usually explained as selfishness: homeowners protecting property values, or neighbors who just hate change. But a growing body of research suggests something simpler and harder to argue wi...

19 Jan 1h 7min

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