Sharp political commentary that turns grift into the joke and keeps moving.
Bob Seska's episode leans hard into political outrage, media takedowns, and fast jokes, with Michael Tracy's attack on Epstein survivors serving as the central target.

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The Bob Cesca Show is a politics podcast covering political news, current events, and liberal commentary on today’s biggest stories. Hosted by Bob Cesca, the show breaks down Trump-era politics, elections, media, and democracy with sharp analysis and humor. Bob Cesca is a contributor to the Stephanie Miller Show and the John Fugelsang Show, co-host of Trek Politics with Mary Trump, and a writer for The Banter newsletter. Support the show at bobcescashow.com.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Bob Cesca pairs liberal political argument with dark humor and close attention to Trump's effects on institutions, media, and economic life.
Bob Cesca treats political commentary as an argument conducted in real time, mixing emphatic monologue with loose, joke-heavy conversations. Donald Trump's conduct is the recurring center of gravity, but Cesca follows its consequences through Justice Department independence,…
From Epstein documents to a Seinfeld uniform joke, Bob Cesca gives your outrage somewhere to exhale.
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Sharp political commentary that turns grift into the joke and keeps moving.
Bob Seska's episode leans hard into political outrage, media takedowns, and fast jokes, with Michael Tracy's attack on Epstein survivors serving as the central target.
A sharp take on Trump branding and the media's false balance.
It comes back to one idea: Trump tends to take work other people built, put his name on it, and sell that label as the win. The discussion walks that through NATO, Greenland, Space Force, the Abraham Accords, and the branding machine around all of it.
A sharp foreign-policy take that keeps the human cost and political fallout front and center.
This is a blunt political commentary on the fallout from the strikes on Iran, with the Karachi consulate protests and the reported Marines firing on demonstrators at the center of it.
A furious media autopsy that keeps hitting the same broken reflex.
Driftglass Day is blunt, angry, and interested in one thing: how political coverage confuses balance with truth. It starts with the State of the Union and then moves through yellow journalism, the corporate media era, and the habit of dragging Democrats into every Republican…
A partisan episode that folds music, jokes, and political panic into one loose, high-tempo pass.
Bob Seska uses this Tuesday episode to turn the day’s political noise into a fast-moving mix of commentary, jokes, and self-aware showmanship.
Fast-moving political talk that keeps pressing on the same contradictions until they stick.
The Bob Cesca Show moves briskly through a Trump-era knot of DOJ documents, Epstein-file chatter, Senate questioning, and the widening gap between campaign promises and what has actually happened.
Fast-moving political talk on the SAVE Act, Canada, and the mechanics of power.
The episode moves fast through the SAVE Act, the claim that voter fraud is not a thing, another jab at Canada, and the idea that voters carry some responsibility in a democracy.
Fast political talk that turns stock-market and jobs talk into a pointed argument.
The episode settles into the sort of political argument Bob Cesca listeners tend to expect: stock-market manipulation, Trump-era fallout, and a running pushback against giving Donald credit for results the hosts do not buy.

A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.

Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.

Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.



Bob Cesca opens “Wellness Influencer” with a State of the Union fact-check that centers on crime, liberty, and Trump’s claim that he caused a historic drop in murders.
Bob Cesca and Jody Hamilton spend much of the episode on Trump's Iran strikes, including his claim that the war is "very complete" while Pete Hegseth says it is just beginning.
Bob Cesca and Cliff Schecter center the episode on "billionaire predators," linking Donald Trump, Howard Lutnick, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and Jeffrey Epstein into one class-power argument.
The show opens with a sponsor read and then shifts into a sharp Shadow Docket tease.
Bob Cesca centers this episode on Donald Trump’s Iran claims, including a Truth Social post about “very good and productive conversations” and a five-day pause on strikes against Iranian power plants.
Bob Cesca opens with the date, “day 506 of the Trump crisis,” and a rundown of the show’s Patreon, sponsors, and regular contributors Jody Hamilton and David Ferguson.
The episode spends a lot of time on Trump’s stalled legislative push, with the SAVE Act treated as the main thing he is still trying to move.
Bob Cesca opens this Tuesday episode on January 27, 2026 with Jody Hamilton and David Ferguson before turning to Greg Bovino, Minneapolis, and the killing of Alex Pretti.
Tim Russ returns to The Bob Cesca Show on February 18, 2026, and spends most of the interview on Donald Trump, CBS censorship, billionaires, and the 2024 election.
Discussion on AI tools in investing and market analysis with community insights.
Donna Halper, a college professor, media historian, and former WMMS DJ, joins Bob Cesca to argue that the White House press corps has become less like a reporter pool and more like a mix of journalists and commentators.
Bob opens with the usual mix of mockery, urgency, and setup.
Bob Cesca centers the episode on Donald Trump's Iran strikes, saying the escalation began when Trump tore up the JCPOA because Barack Obama negotiated it.
John Ossoff’s Senate questioning of Tulsi Gabbard becomes the episode’s center of gravity, especially when he pushes her on whether the intelligence community assessed an “imminent nuclear threat” from Iran.
Political comedy episode featuring Bob Seska and Goth Ninjas (Jody Hamilton, David Ferguson) discussing current ICE immigration enforcement crisis in Minneapolis.
Bob Cesca and Driftglass use Donald Trump’s State of the Union to argue that the event was a “cargo cult” version of democracy, complete with the usual podium, applause, and punditry but no real policy substance.
Bob Cesca and Jody open with Jody from the Politics Bar podcast and then jump into a Supreme Court order that let California use a new voter-approved congressional map favorable to Democrats.
Bob Cesca focuses on Jack Smith's congressional testimony, including Smith's line that 'the rule of law is not self-executing' and his statement that Trump was charged because the evidence showed he willfully broke the law.
Bob Cesca and his co-hosts spend much of "Civilian Protection Center of Excellence" on the Trump administration’s Iran war, including CNN reporting that the Strait of Hormuz could see mine-laying and that Iran still retains 80 to 90 percent of its small boats and mine layers.
Bob Cesca opens on St.
Bob Cesca opens with Jesse Jackson’s Sesame Street “I am somebody” speech, then ties it to civil-rights memory, MAGA Gen X, and Katerra Allgood’s “Sing Baby Sing.” Jody Hamilton and David Ferguson join for a long conversation about DHS subpoenas aimed at anti-ICE social media accounts on Google, Meta, Reddit, and Discord, including anonymous handles and a reported chilling effect on posters.
Pam Bondi’s House Judiciary Committee appearance becomes the center of the episode, with Bob Cesca, Jody Hamilton, and David Ferguson describing her binder of tabs as a “burn book” and accusing her of answering questions with Trump-style deflection.
Bob Cesca and guests Jody Hamilton and David Ferguson spend much of "Screaming Panic" on Trump’s Iran strike, citing Pentagon reporting that there was no imminent threat and comparing the situation to the Iraq war and the 2003 WMD claims.
Host Bob Seska interviews actor John Billingsley (Dr.
We're now officially in a civil war in Minnesota, possibly heading to world war over Greenland—all because of Epstein file mismanagement.
Bob Seska opens with the State of the Union, more than a dozen Epstein survivors attending, and a possible Patreon watch-along before shifting into the Justice Department’s handling of Epstein-related records.
Political commentary on current events and media landscape with Buzz Burbank.
The show opens with sponsor copy and a quick round of thanks to recent Patreon supporters.
The Bob Seska Show opens with the Epstein files mess.
Bob opens with housekeeping, Patreon thanks, and a nod to listeners who keep the show going.
Bob Cesca delivers liberal political commentary on Trump-era news, midterms, and a confusing ceasefire situation.
Bob Cesca discusses the fake ceasefire with Iran and Trump's alliances with Orban and Putin, with guest Driftglass.
Bob Cesca delivers liberal political commentary on Trump-era news, upcoming midterms, and current events with sharp analysis and humor.
Bob Cesca delivers liberal political commentary and news analysis with humor, covering topics like a Mar-a-Lago fundraiser and Republican scandals.
Bob Cesca discusses the lawlessness of the Trump regime and building opposition media, with guests from the Professional Left Podcast.
Bob Cesca delivers liberal political commentary and news analysis on current events, including Trump-era politics and midterm elections.
Bob Cesca discusses the assassination of Charlie Kirk and its implications for the political landscape.
Bob Cesca hosts a liberal politics podcast covering political news, current events, and analysis with humor, featuring an interview with Cliff Schechter.
Bob Cesca delivers liberal political commentary and news analysis, covering Trump-era politics, elections, and media with humor.
Bob Cesca discusses political news, Trump crisis, midterms, and vaccines with guests Jody Hamilton and David Ferguson.