
Gwenda Blair
Professor of journalism at Columbia University and the author of The Trumps, Three Generations of Builders and a President.
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Jul 21, 2025 • 34min
Is Trump building a political dynasty? – episode one
Gwenda Blair, a journalism professor and author of *The Trumps*, joins Ashley Parker, a writer for The Atlantic and former Washington Post reporter, to dissect the Trump family’s political dynasties. They explore the entrepreneurial roots of the Trump family, examining Frederick Trump's business strategies and how they shaped Donald's political ascent. The discussion also navigates the complex dynamics within the Trump family, highlighting the roles of Melania and Ivanka during Donald's presidency and the broader implications for his legacy.

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Jul 27, 2025 • 34min
Is Trump building a political dynasty?
Gwenda Blair, a journalism professor at Columbia University and author of "The Trumps," joins Ashley Parker from The Atlantic, known for her profile of Ivanka Trump. They explore the rise of a potential Trump political dynasty. The discussion delves into the early entrepreneurial spirit of Friedrich Trump and Donald's efforts to shape his ancestry narrative. They analyze the dynamics within the Trump family, focusing on the roles of Ivanka and Jared as political players, while also reflecting on Melania's complex position as First Lady.

Dec 30, 2025 • 34min
Revisited: Is Trump building a political dynasty? – episode one
Gwenda Blair, a journalism professor and author, dives into the Trump family history, spotlighting Frederick Trump's entrepreneurial spirit. Rosie Gray discusses Melania's low-key First Lady role and the Trump children's initial campaign involvement. Ashley Parker elaborates on Ivanka and Jared's evolving influence, showcasing Ivanka’s moderating role in policy and her Women's Initiative. They analyze the complexities of the Abraham Accords and how these family dynamics may shape the future of American politics.


