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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A forceful political warning linking foreign policy, jobs, and constitutional strain.
Tom Hartman ties political turmoil, economic strain, and constitutional anxiety into one sharp hour. The discussion moves from Venezuela and Marco Rubio to AI and jobs, then to Social Security and absolute immunity, with the basic message landing plainly enough: democracy feels…
A blunt political polemic that folds several crises into one relentless argument.
This episode treats Trump's moves, the war, immigration crackdowns, gas prices, and fear as one long emergency. That overlap gives the piece its force: it keeps tightening the screws until the news cycle feels like one hostile system instead of separate stories.
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.
A critical analysis arguing that Donald Trump's psychological damage, stemming from his upbringing and mentorship by Roy Cohn, explains current crises including an illegal war with Iran, economic tariffs, and the erosion of democratic institutions.
Thom Hartmann analyzes Steve Bannon's statement about using ISIS involvement as a test run for the 2026 midterm elections, connecting it to current events and historical authoritarian playbooks.
The Tom Hartman Program opens with Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty charging on-duty ICE officer Gregory Donald Morgan Jr.
The Hartmann Report examines Michigan voter-registration removals through the case of Antrim County clerk Victoria Bishop, whom Tom Hartmann says altered records after voters missed two elections.
Tom Hartman connects The Hidden History of American Monopoly, Ralph Nader’s foreword, and the Sherman Antitrust Act to a discussion of concentrated corporate power.
Thom Hartmann promotes a blood pressure supplement called 120 Life, discussing the prevalence of high blood pressure and offering a discount code.
Thom Hartmann promotes a blood pressure supplement called 120 Life, discussing the importance of knowing your blood pressure and offering a risk-free trial.
Thom Hartmann delivers a political commentary episode featuring an open letter to Marjorie Taylor Greene, discussing healthcare and policy differences.
Thom Hartmann promotes a blood pressure supplement drink called 120 Life, discussing the prevalence of high blood pressure and offering a discount code.
Thom Hartmann discusses the importance of knowing your blood pressure (sponsored segment) and analyzes how Peter Magyar's anti-corruption message defeated Viktor Orban in Hungary, suggesting Democrats adopt a similar strategy for 2026.
The episode features advertisements for a blood pressure support drink and a medical emergency kit, with no substantive discussion.
Thom Hartmann promotes a blood pressure supplement called 120 Life, discussing the prevalence of high blood pressure and offering a risk-free trial.
Alex Lawson estimates the Social Security data transfer could represent 340 million felonies.
Tom Hartmann connects revised jobs data, tariff costs, and financial deregulation to fears of another economic collapse.