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After Party with Emily Jashinsky

“After Party” hosted by Emily Jashinsky is a true unicorn in the new media space. Emily is a Washington, D.C.-based journalist who’s covered everything from The White House to Hollywood to Mexican cartels. Emily’s career as a journalist has spanned hosting roles from “Breaking Points” to “UnHerd” and in the summer of 2025 Emily partnered with Megyn Kelly and the MK Media network to get the Party started!

Now you can listen to Emily host substantive discussions on media, politics, and pop culture every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. “After Party” is a place where guests from across the ideological spectrum are encouraged to engage, not rage. This “After Party” is a civilized affair, the kind of low-key night you have with your real friends after everyone else goes home. Think of it like spending time with familiar faces who leave you informed, entertained, and ready to come back for more.

Emily also hosts “The Megyn Kelly Wrap-Up Show” on SiriusXM, recapping Kelly’s daily program with live caller interaction.

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Latest Episodes:

The Odyssey Problem, Don Lemon for President?!, Canada's Crackdown, w/ John Daniel Davidson, & Shane Gillis Makes History Jul 21, 2026

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Emily Jashinsky is joined by John Daniel Davidson, senior editor at “The Federalist,” to discuss Christopher Nolan's blockbuster adaptation of “The Odyssey” and whether the film revives, or fundamentally reshapes, the Western literary canon. They also react to Don Lemon comparing the MAGA movement to the Nazi Party before floating a possible presidential run of his own, and the left's latest attempts to embrace a more "masculine" image. Later, they break down why Texas Democrats continue to struggle statewide after Senate candidate James Talarico faced frustrated Black voters at a town hall. The conversation then turns to Canada's push to criminalize residential school “denialism" following the collapse of the mass graves narrative, before wrapping up with Shane Gillis' record-breaking comeback and what his success says about the future of cancel culture, and more…

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"Happy Hour": Christianity Without Christ?, JFK Conspiracies, and America’s Aging Leadership: Emily Answers YOUR Questions Jul 17, 2026

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On this week’s edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky opens with reflections on her recent trip back to Wisconsin to celebrate her late grandfather’s life. She also shares stories about the state’s famous supper clubs, accents, and thoughts about the disappearing quirks of regional American culture. Emily then dives into a wide-ranging discussion about Christianity, whether it’s possible to separate Christian values from belief in Christ, and how the woke movement has borrowed from Christian ideals. She also discusses the current state of journalism, why primary sources remain essential in the age of AI, and skepticism of the official account of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination. Later, Emily weighs in on Washington’s aging political class, immigration and assimilation, the criticism surrounding Justice Amy Coney Barrett, why the media is so fascinated by Zohran Mamdani, whether artificial intelligence could one day help lawmakers better represent their constituents, and more…

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The "Super Sus" Pratt Loss, Jack Smith’s BIG Problem, and the Biden Grift, with Tom Bevan Jul 16, 2026

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show with a look at Vice President JD Vance’s lengthy appearance on Joe Rogan, breaking down the viral exchange over Jeffrey Epstein and explaining why she believes Vance’s comments about Epstein’s intelligence connections are supported by the public record. Then Emily is joined by Tom Bevan, Co-Founder and President of RealClearPolitics and co-host of RealClearPolitics on SiriusXM 111. They examine Rogan and Vance’s skepticism over the Los Angeles mayoral race, using Spencer Pratt’s campaign to explore the growing public distrust of elections while also discussing Vance’s political prospects in 2028. Then Emily and Tom break down newly released documents raising questions about Special Counsel Jack Smith’s January 6 investigation, arguing the allegations point to government overreach and a troubling lack of media scrutiny. They also react to recent comments from Nicolle Wallace, Jim Acosta, Bill Maher, and NPR’s Steve Inskeep, examining why legacy media continues to lose public trust. Later, they dive into Joe Biden’s upcoming memoir, Hunter Biden’s latest foul-mouthed media appearance, and whether the Biden family is trying to reshape its public legacy. Emily also examines Olivia Rodrigo’s growing political activism, contrasting it with Jennifer Lawrence’s reflections on celebrity advocacy to explore whether partisan activism ultimately helps or hurts public figures, and more…

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Lindsey Graham's Legacy, Charlie Kirk Questions, and J.K. Rowling Hits Back Jul 14, 2026

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Emily Jashinsky opens the show by reflecting on the sudden death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. She examines his political legacy, addresses the conspiracy theories surrounding his passing, and explains why she remains skeptical of them. Then Emily breaks down the latest developments in the Charlie Kirk murder case and a new interview in which Vice President JD Vance discusses whether the accused killer may have been influenced by others. She also examines a new report detailing Secret Service failures surrounding the attempted assassination of President Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. Later, Emily explores the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America and the political vulnerabilities the movement could face in a general election. She also reacts to Amnesty International UK's clash with J.K. Rowling, influencer Clavicular's controversial trip to Israel, Mick Jagger's refreshing perspective on politics in music, and more…

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"Happy Hour": Broken Journalism, Taylor Swift's Public Persona, and if Socialists Can Be Patriots: Emily Answers YOUR Questions Jul 10, 2026

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On this week's edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky answers listener questions on a wide range of political, media, and cultural topics. Emily explains what she believes is the central problem with modern journalism, why journalists often struggle to recognize their own biases, and discusses the role journalism schools play in shaping the profession. She also weighs in on violence in women's sports, language, kindness, and the importance of developing a thick skin in an increasingly polarized culture. Emily explores whether democratic socialists can be patriotic, shares a funny story about her distinctive Wisconsin-influenced pronunciation, and offers her thoughts on Elon Musk's comments about declining birth rates and having children. She also reflects on meeting listeners in public and discusses Taylor Swift's increasingly secular public persona and why she continues to resonate with so many millennials. Emily explains why she believes Senator Mark Kelly was wrong to wear a Mexico soccer jersey during the World Cup, argues for greater transparency and competency standards for elected officials, criticizes what she sees as the laziness and entitlement of many lawmakers, and discusses the similarities and differences between controversies surrounding Donald Trump and Graham Platner, and more…

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Platner Drops Out, Smithsonian TRUTH Bomb, Citizen Vigilante Panic, & Pratt's Next Move Jul 09, 2026

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Emily Jashinsky breaks down the latest developments in the Graham Platner scandal as he drops out of the race. She details the allegations against him, while arguing that the media's coverage reveals a broader misunderstanding of how voters view political scandals today. She also explains why she thinks he could have still won the race. Emily then explores the rise of Democratic Socialists in America, explaining why populist frustration with the status quo has created new political opportunities and why Republicans need stronger messaging to counter the Left. Next Emily does some original reporting, diving into the Trump administration's report on ideological bias at the Smithsonian, arguing that many media outlets dismissed its findings without engaging with the extensive evidence documenting activist approaches to American history. She also examines Spencer Pratt's surprising next move. Then Emily questions the coordinated messaging surrounding Mitch McConnell's health and Elaine Chao's decision to remain in China during his hospitalization, and how it raises broader concerns about political elites clinging to power. Emily rounds out the show with the latest controversy surrounding Armie Hammer and “Citizen Vigilante,” amid reports Hammer is sad about the film.

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Hollywood's Odyssey Rewrite, Cover Girl Ketanji, Mamdani's America, w/ VDH, & Taylor's Wedding Spectacle Jul 07, 2026

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Emily Jashinsky is joined by Victor Davis Hanson, Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and author of the forthcoming book, “The Counterrevolution: The Fall and Rise of Donald Trump and the MAGA Movement.” They open by examining the backlash over Christopher Nolan's upcoming adaptation of “The Odyssey,” and discuss Hollywood's approach to the Western canon, identity politics, and cultural heritage. The conversation then turns to NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's vision for the Democratic Party, Steve Bannon's critique of globalization, and what the rise of democratic socialism says about America's political realignment. Then Emily and Victor take up Mark Kelly's shifting rhetoric on immigration, the debate over birthright citizenship, and why border security remains a defining political issue. They also weigh in on the Supreme Court, Ketanji Brown Jackson’s cover shoot, and discuss how Americans are growing weary of identity politics and symbolic representation over substance. The show concludes with Emily's cultural commentary on Taylor Swift's wedding, exploring the tension between celebrity spectacle, commercialization, faith, and the search for genuine intimacy.

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"Happy Hour": Israel, Birthright Citizenship, UFOs, and America’s 250th: Emily Answers YOUR Questions Jul 03, 2026

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On this edition of “Happy Hour,” Emily Jashinsky answers listener questions on some of the biggest political, cultural, and philosophical debates shaping America today. This week, Emily unpacks the influence of Israel and Qatar on U.S. politics, the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship, what to make of UFO disclosure, and whether a viable third party could ever challenge America’s two-party system. She also reflects on the Declaration of Independence ahead of America’s 250th birthday, discusses media bias, the future of Hollywood after Supergirl’s disappointing box office performance, the value of reading in the digital age, Michelle Tafoya’s possible Senate run, Elon Musk’s long-term vision for humanity, and much more. Plus, Emily responds to dozens of thoughtful listener emails in another wide-ranging Friday conversation exclusively on the podcast feed.

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The Media’s Credibility Crisis After NPR Mess, Caitlin Clark Controversy & SCOTUS Ruling Explained Jul 02, 2026

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From Caitlin Clark’s latest WNBA controversy to the Supreme Court’s transgender ruling, this episode tackles the biggest political and cultural stories making headlines. Emily is joined by Mark Hemingway to discuss JK Rowling’s response to the SCOTUS decision, Trump’s reported crypto earnings, and the disastrous Nina Totenberg NPR "mistake" and what many see as the growing credibility crisis in journalism. They also break down Congress’ bipartisan housing push, and the ongoing debate over media coverage and political narratives.

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World Cup Brings American Patriotism, Obama vs. George Washington, PLUS the Reason Supergirl Tanked Jun 30, 2026

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Why are fewer Americans proud of their country? Emily Jashinsky and Dr. Matthew Mehan of Hillsdale College discuss new polling on patriotism, Barack Obama vs. George Washington, and the political battle over American history. They also examine Democratic politics, the World Cup’s unexpected celebration of American culture, and why Supergirl tanked at the box office.

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