After Party with Emily Jashinsky

In this week’s edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky answers your questions about what a Kamala presidency would have looked like, if words like antisemitic, racist, Nazi have lost their meaning, and what dystopian timeline we’re in. She also offers her thoughts on media coverage of Caitlin Clark, why the trans issue is actually important, what Gen Z thinks of No Kings, her recommendation for a Packers bar in D.C., why she doesn’t love going to sporting events, PLUS horror movies.  She also takes on some tough issues such as the story that really impacted her view of the Israeli government, modernity vs the Christian faith, and she wraps it all up revealing if she’d ever go on The View. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Emily Jashinsky is joined by Dave Smith, Comedian and host of “Part Of The Problem” Podcast.  They open with a discussion about the NYC Mayoral debate and a key moment when Zohran Mamdani managed to humiliate Andrew Cuomo.  The conversation turns to the divide in American politics, and the Maine Senate candidate who showed off his bare chest after covering up his “Nazi” tattoo. Emily and Dave also discuss foreign policy as the Trump administration bombs alleged drug boats, Steve Bannon raises concerns about what the CIA is really telling President Trump, PLUS they react to a hilarious clip of actor Jeff Daniels serenading MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace. Emily wraps up the show with a look at Morning Joe playing the ‘sexist’ card when it comes to America electing female politics, Tim Dillon confronting Bernie Sanders on the transgender issue, and why Savannah Guthrie should not be apologizing for asking Khloé Kardashian a personal question. Vandy Crisps: Get 25% off your first order | Use code AFTERPARTY at https://vandycrisps.com/AFTERPARTY Golden Age Fats: Go to https://Goldenagefats.com/AFTERPARTY and use code AFTERPARTY for 25% off your first order. Aware House: Visit https://awarehouseshop.com/discount/PARTY & use code PARTY for 15% off your first order.  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

First Emily Jashinsky is joined by Ana Kasparian, Executive Producer & Host of “The Young Turks,” and the two begin with a troubling run-in Ana had with a neighbor who Ana says threatened her, her dog, and her husband’s livelihood.  The pair discuss what’s behind the campaign against Ana as well as the broader implications that endanger journalists. Then Emily and Ana move on to former White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s defense of former President Joe Biden and her efforts to rewrite history, Charlamagne tha God’s lashing out at MSNBC for accusing him of pushing MAGA messaging, PLUS Bernie Sanders’ suggestion democrats don’t throw opponents in jail.  Then Emily is joined by Mary Morgan, Host of “Pop Culture Crisis,” for a hilarious look at why Kim Kardashian feels the need to cover her face with fabric, why Taylor Swift may be in competition with Sabrina Carpenter, PLUS the return of the cowboy.  Emily rounds out the show with a look at troubling new reporting from Matt Taibbi on the politicalization of FEMA, the double standard of Zohran Mamdani, and more.Aware House: Visit https://awarehouseshop.com/discount/PARTY & use code PARTY for 15% off your first order. PreBorn: Help save a baby go to https://PreBorn.com/Emily or call 855-601-2229. Golden Age Fats: Go to https://Goldenagefats.com/AFTERPARTY and use code AFTERPARTY for 25% off your first order. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Discover the hustle of covering the White House under Trump and get insider tips for aspiring journalists. Dive into the importance of teaching personal finance in schools and ponder the implications of student loan cancellation. Emily unpacks the nuances of faith, discussing Christian nationalism while holding steadfast to classical liberalism. Plus, enjoy a playful take on the Real Housewives with her personal favorites and exciting festival lineups, all sprinkled with her hopes for a Brewers World Series!

In this engaging discussion, Walter Kirn, an insightful author and journalist, critiques the disinterest in the government shutdown and the chaotic dynamics on 'The View.' He raises alarms about ChatGPT's potential to endorse adult erotica and its implications for AI in journalism. Walter reminisces about the golden age of late-night comedy and shared cultural moments, before Emily Jashinsky dissects Kim Kardashian's recent podcast, revealing the fragile foundation of her lifestyle. It's a captivating blend of politics, culture, and media analysis.

Spencer Klavan, an Associate Editor at the Claremont Review of Books and author of "Light of the Mind, Light of the World," joins to explore a range of timely topics. They delve into Trump's political maneuvers related to the Gaza War and examine Marjorie Taylor Greene's evolving stance on immigration. The conversation shifts to Peter Thiel's controversial lectures on AI and spirituality, questioning if he's tapping into Silicon Valley's religious revival. They also discuss the cultural commentary surrounding the 'male gaze' and wrap up with a light-hearted take on Hilaria Baldwin's claims of being bullied.

Emily dives into how COVID accelerated geographical sorting and the implications of polarization. She discusses why the Arab world trusts Trump, attributing it to his unique approach to Western norms. The conversation includes critiques of the libertarian movement and the impact of James Comey on political dynamics. Emily also shares her thoughts on Taylor Swift's influence on feminism and her desires to write a book. Along the way, she addresses her role as a journalist and the challenges of balancing personal beliefs with objectivity.

Rod Dreher, an insightful author known for his thoughts on cultural trends, discusses the rising tensions in the West, touching on multiculturalism and historical parallels to potential civil unrest. He warns about the ethical implications of AI and sparks interest in the spiritual revival among youth. Evita Duffy-Alfonso, an independent journalist, dives into TikTok's addictive algorithms and the declining trust in media. They also dissect Katie Porter's dramatic interview and celebrate the emotional depth of anime, contrasting it with recent Disney films.

In a gripping conversation, journalist Glenn Greenwald discusses Bari Weiss’ controversial acquisition of The Free Press by CBS, highlighting concerns over media consolidation and censorship. He warns that corporate ownership may mute independent voices. The conversation delves into FBI surveillance of Republican senators, critiquing the politicization of justice. Switching gears, Glenn reflects on country star Zach Bryan’s cancel culture moment, drawing parallels to past controversies. Emily Jashinsky wraps up by analyzing Taylor Swift’s new album, noting its reflection of a generational shift towards traditional values.

This week on “Happy Hour” Emily Jashinsky answers your questions about issues of comedy, culture, and personal beliefs. She dives into questions about who she looks up to in media, why 90’s rom-com is one of her favorite genres and the brilliance of “Talladega Nights” and “We’re the Millers.”  Emily also answers questions about theology, how she approaches conversations with her guests, and the battle over free speech in the wake of the Jimmy Kimmel/Brendan Carr fight.  Emily rounds out the podcast with a look at the current culture, how it’s creating a generation of mismatches leading to misery, her thoughts on app-based dating, Sam Altman, technology, and if we’re headed for a geographic ideological division of America. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.