The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

Dr. Einat Wilf, former member of Israel's Labor Party, discusses Israel's failure to address antisemitism in the pro-Palestinian movement, the derailment of the two-state solution, and the implications of bad leadership in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Professor Tyler Austin Harper from Bates College discusses the misrepresentation of rural America, critiquing the media's portrayal of 'hillbillies' and the disdain for these Americans. They explore the need for empathy and cultural understanding to bridge the urban-rural divide, shedding light on the complexities of rural identities and the motivations behind rural voters' support for Trump.

Jonah discusses the state of The Federalist Society and beltway media's fixation with pounces. Topics include federal judges visiting Israel, blowhards, and Chef José Andrés' reaction to World Central Kitchen deaths.

Karolina Hird, author of 'The Kremlin's Occupation Playbook,' exposes Russia's heartbreaking tactics in occupied Ukraine, including deporting Ukrainian children. They discuss delayed aid, Russia's media censorship, and the geopolitical implications of demographic manipulation. The conversation unveils Russia's coercive strategies and the challenges in monitoring military communications amidst a complex media landscape.

Join Jonah Goldberg as he welcomes Sadanand Dhume, a WSJ columnist and AEI fellow, to discuss India's progress, religious demographics, and the complexities of the caste system. They delve into Modi's political landscape, the Indian diaspora's perceptions, and the future of US-India relations, including ties with Israel.

Jonah discusses allegations of genocide in Gaza, the trivialization of sexual violence, lousy concepts of social justice, controversies with Ronna McDaniel-NBC News, and the urge to oversimplify complex topics with monocausal explanations.

The podcast covers topics like allegations of genocide in Gaza, social justice issues, Ronna McDaniel-NBC News controversy, oversimplifying complex topics, and the dangers of monocausal explanations.

Psychologist Jonathan Haidt joins to discuss the impact of technology on mental health, focusing on Gen Z and the rise of mental illness. They delve into solutions, French vs. English Enlightenment, and parenting challenges in the digital age.

Psychologist and author Rob Henderson discusses his new book, foster care experiences, 'luxury beliefs,' mandatory public service, and more. They delve into societal divides, the screwed up foster care system, and the evolution of values in modern society.

The host discusses why he's a soft Whig, the impact of Romanticism, origin of identity politics, and the resilience of liberal democracies. Topics include German intellectuals, Austrian school of economics, and reflections on racism, identity politics, and political shifts.