Washington Monthly

Washington Monthly

Bold ideas. Honest journalism. Smart analysis. Since 1969, the Washington Monthly has brought a sharp eye to politics, policy and the business of government. Our mission: Champion democracy, support good governance, and promote American opportunity for all. Join co-hosts Anne Kim and Garrett Epps each week for expert analysis on both the biggest issues driving Washington - and the issues you may not know about but should.

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Episoder(85)

How the Supreme Court could further turbo-charge gerrymandering | Josh Douglas

How the Supreme Court could further turbo-charge gerrymandering | Josh Douglas

A pending decision could gut the Voting Rights Act andencourage states to disenfranchise minority voters.Last month, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Louisiana v. Callais—a case that could sp...

19 Nov 202529min

Congress has bankrupted America's future | Eugene Steuerle

Congress has bankrupted America's future | Eugene Steuerle

Reckless tax and budget policies have stifled upwardmobility for young and working class Americans, says budget expert Eugene Steuerle. Bipartisan dysfunction is to blame.The federal government spends...

12 Nov 202533min

A One-Woman Stand Against Conspiracists | Natalie Wynn

A One-Woman Stand Against Conspiracists | Natalie Wynn

YouTuber Natalie Wynn (aka "ContraPoints") spent a year immersing herself in the conspiracy theories wreckingour politics. Now, she’s sharing what she’s learned. Wynn's latest video, “CONSPIRACY,” has...

5 Nov 202540min

How extreme geographic inequality could explain our polarized politics | Kenan Fikri

How extreme geographic inequality could explain our polarized politics | Kenan Fikri

Nearly 1 in 6 Americans lives in a “distressed” community. Where these Americans live and what they experience could explain alot about the rise of Trump. As the architect of the Economic Innovation G...

29 Okt 202525min

China through the eyes of its most famous dissident | Ian Johnson

China through the eyes of its most famous dissident | Ian Johnson

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ian Johnson discusses thelife of Liu Xiaobo, China’s sole laureate of the Nobel Peace Prize. Though Liu is hardly a household name in America, he is a pivotal figure ...

22 Okt 202524min

The New Deal Treasures Potentially Slated for Demolition | Tim Noah

The New Deal Treasures Potentially Slated for Demolition | Tim Noah

The pending sale of an historic federal building by Trump could mean the wrecking ball for the “Sistine Chapel of New Deal Art.”  Journalist Timothy Noah discusses the masterpieces of New Deal Art hou...

14 Okt 202525min

In defense of book reviews | Christoph Irmscher

In defense of book reviews | Christoph Irmscher

2025 Kukula Award winner Christoph Irmscher discusses hisreview of Arlie Russell Hochschild’s book, Stolen Pride: Loss, Shame, and the Rise of the Right, and the vital role of criticism in civil socie...

8 Okt 202533min

Virginia Election Preview: Culture Wars Versus Kitchen Table | Pete Brodnitz

Virginia Election Preview: Culture Wars Versus Kitchen Table | Pete Brodnitz

Virginia’s upcoming gubernatorial election will be a trialrun for next year’s midterms and an early referendum on Trump. Pollster Pete Brodnitz, founder of Expeditioin Strategies, critiques the strate...

1 Okt 202524min

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