ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗
Enough with the doom and gloom — we’re ready to talk about how America can thrive. Hosted by Washington Post Opinion columnist Megan McArdle, “Reasonably Optimistic” is your weekly conversation about how America can get unstuck and build a better future. Stop feeding your rage and start embracing our possibilities. Episodes drop Wednesdays.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
semiweekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
28 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
194 Folgen
seit 6. März 2024
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~66.21% of listeners are from United States.
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US
66.21%
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SG
7.10%
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CA
3.26%
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NL
3.07%
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AU
2.87%
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ES
2.68%
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GB
2.68%
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IN
1.72%
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DE
1.53%
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NZ
1.15%
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JP
0.95%
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SE
0.95%
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CH
0.95%
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BR
0.76%
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FR
0.57%
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SR
0.57%
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HR
0.57%
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UA
0.38%
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0.38%
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PA
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T1
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NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
Weil, Gotshal & Manges was a nearly century-old law firm that was profitable, prestigious and apparently healthy — until an exodus of superstar partners caused it to unravel.
In the wake of the firm's collapse, host Megan McArdle talks with legal journalist David Lat about workplace loyalty, t…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
For years, religion in American politics has been closely associated with the right. But in the 2026 midterm elections, candidates on the left — including Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and James Talarico in Texas — were notably vocal about their faith. That raises questions that have long been simmeri…
Artificial intelligence can feel as though it arrived overnight. But today’s AI boom grew out of a vision championed by a small group of researchers who believed machines could one day rival human intelligence. That once far-fetched idea has become a global race that no one seems to know how to sto…
When journalist Jon Ronson’s son arrived at a Connecticut castle expecting a party, the owner told him and his friends that they had actually been invited to appear on a reality show. It quickly became clear that the show wasn’t what it seemed. That bizarre encounter — and the investigation it set …
The streaming revolution promised viewers an endless library of movies and shows for less than cable. Netflix led that charge, becoming the era's dominant streaming service. That transformation upended the economics that made television such a reliable business and created an industry with more com…
The Democratic Socialists of America was once on the fringes of American politics. Now, DSA candidates are winning primaries, challenging establishment Democrats and pushing the Democratic Party leftward on everything from housing and health care to policing and Israel. But can the movement turn th…
On platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket, users can bet on elections, interest-rate cuts, corporate earnings and almost any question with an answer that will eventually be revealed. Those bets can produce a different kind of forecast than a traditional poll. But what happens when betting on everythi…
The polls suggest a strong Democratic showing in the 2026 midterms. They also reveal an electorate angry about the cost of living, political corruption and a system many believe is rigged against them. But what will that anger mean at the ballot box?
Host Megan McArdle is joined by Kristen Soltis …
The American Dream can feel farther away than ever. Housing is expensive, good jobs seem harder to find and the people getting rich seem to be concentrated in a handful of big cities. But some of America’s biggest fortunes are being built far from the spotlight: by auto dealers, contractors, bevera…
There’s a lot to complain about in the American political system: Congress lurches from deadline to deadline, presidents claim more and more power and each side of the aisle treats the other as an existential threat. So how did our political system get this way—and what would it take to make it wor…
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