Undercurrents
UnHerd
Undercurrents is the brand new news show brought to you by UnHerd. Every episode we uncover the stories and ideas taking place beneath the surface — either not well covered by the establishment media, or covered without the analysis and details you need to better understand the world. We bring no agenda other than seeking truth and representing reality.We’ll be publishing twice a week, on the Undercurrents YouTube channel — with additional episodes and content for our subscribers.Don’t miss out — sign up today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Nov 14, 2025 • 16min
“They were creating bio-weapons!”- BOMBSHELL CIA & Wuhan report
Emily Kopp, an investigative reporter for the Daily Caller News Foundation, reveals shocking insights into U.S. intelligence ties to Wuhan virologist Ralph Baric. She discusses how agencies had contact with Baric as early as 2015 and highlights project discussions on 'human adaptation' of coronaviruses. Kopp explains the suppression of lab-leak theories by the CIA and ODNI, dismissing analysts as conspiracy theorists to avoid self-implication. The podcast dives deep into the complexities of funding, intelligence motives, and the ongoing efforts to uncover the truth.
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Nov 13, 2025 • 15min
What Congress just revealed about Epstein's network
Newly released documents reveal troubling connections between Jeffrey Epstein and notable figures in politics and media. Emily discusses Michael Wolff’s email advising Epstein on handling Trump during a debate, along with Epstein’s intriguing comments about Trump. The conversation highlights elite connections and suggests Epstein may have been involved in intelligence operations. She also explores issues of government transparency and the complexities surrounding victim credibility, painting a picture of potential complicity among powerful individuals.
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Nov 12, 2025 • 12min
MAGA ENRAGED by Trump's 50-year mortgage plan
Fired-up reactions follow Trump's controversial 50-year mortgage proposal, with key voices in MAGA expressing outrage and fears of 'debt slavery.' The discussion dives into the origins of the plan and how it could reshape market affordability. Emily highlights the backlash from conservative influencers who see this as a betrayal, tying it to a growing trust deficit within the movement. Will the administration pivot its messaging in light of recent political losses? Tune in for insights on the complex landscape of trust and affordability.
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Nov 11, 2025 • 17min
Democrats in OPEN REVOLT as Senators surrender on shutdown
The podcast dives into the aftermath of the longest U.S. government shutdown, exploring the uproar among Democrats. Rising progressive anger is compared to the GOP's Tea Party revolt, signaling a potential shift in power. Clips from disenchanted Democrats reveal frustration with party leadership's decisions. The discussion highlights the influence of Trump's presidency on this grassroots mobilization. Additionally, the emergence of independent left media and candidates points to a growing challenge against the establishment within the party.
Nov 7, 2025 • 26min
Has Trump CAVED on his anti-war machine promise?
In this discussion, Ben Freeman, Director of Democratizing Foreign Policy at the Quincy Institute and co-author of The Trillion Dollar War Machine, sheds light on the intricate dynamics of military spending and foreign influence. He contrasts Trump's anti-war rhetoric with his administration's hefty Pentagon budget. The conversation dives into Marjorie Taylor Greene's anti-establishment stance against war, and how Gulf states leverage lobbying to shape U.S. foreign policy. Freeman also examines Big Tech's role in modern propaganda and influence operations.
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Nov 6, 2025 • 12min
Is Marjorie Taylor Greene RUNNING in 2028?
The discussion kicks off with speculation on Marjorie Taylor Greene's potential 2028 presidential run, sparked by her own hints and Tucker Carlson's enthusiastic endorsement. Emily explores how Greene might emulate Ron Paul's strategy to shift political discourse and attract 'real MAGA' voters. The podcast dives into her past QAnon beliefs, her foray into liberal media, and her challenge to Republican health care policies, all while questioning if her dissent could undermine party unity. Greene's focus on affordability and domestic issues could reshape GOP priorities.
Nov 5, 2025 • 22min
REACTION: Election Night disaster for GOP
Democrats claimed a stunning victory, leaving Republicans in disarray. Key figures advocate for a shift away from culture wars towards focusing on affordability. Notably, socialist Zohran Mamdani defeated Andrew Cuomo in New York, raising questions about candidate viability. The GOP faces a crucial identity crisis, compounded by double-digit losses in Virginia and New Jersey. Experts suggest linking culture issues to economic arguments to resonate more with voters. The election results prompt both parties to reconsider their strategies moving forward.
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Nov 4, 2025 • 29min
ELECTION DAY '25: NYC goes socialist & Virginia splits ticket?
Joseph Gavargis, the Executive Director of Our Revolution, discusses the progressive momentum behind Zoran Mamdani's New York City mayoral campaign. He highlights the importance of affordability messaging and organizing efforts among youth voters. Adam Piper, Executive Director of the Republican Attorneys General Association, talks about the competitive Virginia attorney general race, mired in scandals that have influenced voter sentiment. Both guests dive into critical themes of character and policy that could shape the future of their respective parties.
Oct 29, 2025 • 17min
CNN's Abby Phillip FINALLY admits her network is biased
A CNN anchor's admission of bias sparks a lively discussion about media trust. The show dives into a study revealing disproportionate interruptions of conservatives by Abby Phillip. Insights on how transparency about ideological slants could restore trust in journalism are shared. Specific instances of alleged bias in CNN's coverage are dissected, illustrating the impact of elitism on media narratives. With a call for honesty, Emily argues that acknowledging personal perspectives can foster a healthier media landscape.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 16min
AOC’s Riley Gaines spat BACKFIRES as Bernie admits Dems have lost trust
A heated social media clash between AOC and Riley Gaines showcases the Democratic Party's struggle with voter trust. A recent report reveals 70% of voters think the party prioritizes LGBTQ+ issues over pressing concerns like crime and borders. Emily elaborates on how AOC's cheeky responses might alienate potential supporters. Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders discusses the intersection of trans issues and broader political messaging. This conversation underscores a growing need for Democrats to shift focus toward economic populism and voter affordability.
