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Ezra Klein invites you to join the discussion on topics that affect and are threatening our existence.
The Ezra Klein Show is an award-winning show that focuses on things that matter, from the complicated political systems to the effects of climate change. It has never been more critical to listen to these crucial issues every Thursday and Friday and comprehensively analyze the country's current affairs.
Host: Ezra Klein
Country: United States
Episodes count: 96
Average duration: 80’
Frequency: Twice a week
Producer: New York Times
Country: United States
Episodes count: 96
Average duration: 80’
Frequency: Twice a week
Producer: New York Times
Episodes
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I just stumbled (at 82 stumbling is a regular activity) upon The Ezra Klein Podcast, the one with Sarah McBride and was stunned and delighted to enjoy a rational, intelligent, graceful discussion about today’s politics. The fact that Ms McBride is trans actually had less to do with what was said and more to do with giving credibility to her thoughts. There was little she said that applies only dealing with trans issues but to how to represent every citizen in a democracy. She reminded me that people on all sides of a any political issue, liberal or conservative, need to remember that every issue has multiple sides and working with each other is the only way to preserve our system. I will listenito past and future podcasts. Mr Klein, you have reminded me that there really is reason for hope.