Emily Jashinsky, a D.C. correspondent for UnHerd, joins Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova, co-hosts of the Red Scare podcast, to dive into the fallout from the botched release of the Epstein Files. They critique the lack of real revelations and discuss Andrew Tate's controversial return to the U.S. The trio also navigates the tense exchange between President Trump and Zelensky, the implications for peace in Ukraine, and the intriguing drama surrounding Elon Musk and his alleged baby's mom. Plus, they reflect on the complexities of identity politics in Hollywood.

In this lively discussion, guests Tara Palmeri, a senior political correspondent at Puck News, and Batya Ungar-Sargon, Newsweek's opinion editor, share their insights on Biden's media tensions and the chaotic election landscape. Anna Khachiyan adds her sharp commentary on political narratives, while legendary pollster Frank Luntz offers valuable voter sentiment data. Reihan Salam analyzes the evolving GOP, focusing on J.D. Vance's ideological shifts, and journalist James Pogue discusses foreign policy impacts. The group tackles the contrasting enthusiasm levels of Trump vs. Biden supporters.

Featuring Sarah Haider, an activist and co-founder of Ex-Muslims of North America, Grimes, a boundary-pushing musician, Anna Khachiyan, a cultural critic, and Louise Perry, author of a critical take on the sexual revolution, this discussion ignites the debate on modern societal norms. They explore whether the sexual revolution has fulfilled its promises and the paradox of freedom versus societal change. Topics include the impact of pornography, the complexities of hookup culture, and the importance of open dialogue in a polarized world.

Victor Davis Hanson, a renowned military historian and author, joins Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova, co-hosts of the Red Scare podcast, for a riveting discussion. They tackle the media's mishandling of the Pete Hegseth allegations, highlighting biases in reporting against Republicans versus Democrats. The conversation also dives into the cultural backlash against radical trans ideology and its implications for the 2024 election. With humor, they reflect on perceptions of Trump, media hypocrisy, and changing political identities amidst today's cultural wars.

Krystal and Saagar discuss the ongoing warfare in Ukraine, Biden's response to rising oil prices, and the impact of cultural ties on the United States with guest Anna Khachiyan, an expert on Russophobia and cultural hysteria.