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The Preamble Podcast

The world feels complicated. The Preamble Podcast is where it starts to make sense. This is where I help you make sense of complex issues. Along with my guests, I dive deep into the stories and ideas driving our future, bringing clarity and honesty to every headline. If you want real insight, bold conversation, and answers that matter, this podcast is your must-listen. Hit play, and join the movement that will shape history.

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Recent episodes

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The Most Chaotic Election in American History Was Saved by an Irish Immigrant, and a Conversation with Congressman James Clyburn

A story of grit, rebellion, and the explosive birth of American democracy so wild it makes today’s political chaos look tame. Plus, Rep. James Clyburn connects the turmoil of today’s politics with the untold stories of eight Black congressmen, his childhood growing up in the south, and the enduring wisdom of Septima Clark.

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How Hard Can It Be, Boys Do It? Plus, Fighting for Equal Rights After the Civil War, and Answers to Your Questions

Sharon tells us about the women who kept Americans fed during World War II, chats with Akhil Reed Amar about the history of birthright citizenship, and answers your top questions, like will we all be getting $2,000 tariff checks?

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A Stranger Saved My Husband’s Life, Why You Think the Way You Do, and Answers to Your Questions

Sharon tells the incredible story of how a stranger saved her husband’s life, chats with Colin Woodard about where our viewpoints come from (it’s probably not what you think!) and answers your questions, like how the richest country in the world can still be deep in debt.