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Time To Say Goodbye

A podcast about politics, culture, fishing, surfing and some other stuff with Jay Caspian Kang and Tyler Austin Harper

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What's Happening with Abdul El-Sayed, How to Poll in Low Trust Times, and the Youth Vote with Adam Carlson Jul 29, 2026

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Hello!

Today our guest is Adam Carlson, the founding partner of Zenith Research and a pollster who has worked for Democratic candidates and organizations for over a decade. We talk about the big race in Michigan, why certain races captivate the public’s attention, what the El-Sayed race says about the Democratic establishment, and where we’re going with the Democratic Tea Party moment.

Enjoy!

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World Cup as Politics, Who is Troy Jackson, and Tyler's Week on Twitter Jul 22, 2026

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Hello!

Today we talk about the worldwide online hate for Argentina, the World Cup as politics in the online age, the new senate hopeful from Maine who might just be a better version of Graham Platner, especially for the general, and then we break our rule (once) and talk a bit about college professors.

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How DSA Won with Grace Mausser Jul 08, 2026

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Today we talk to Grace Mausser is Co-Chair of New York City DSA, the largest chapter of DSA with over 15,000 members. She has worked on dozens of democratic socialists campaigns in New York, building robust canvassing operations, creating broad left coalitions, and raising millions of dollars from grassroots donors.

We talk about Graham Platner, vetting candidates, the need for organizations on the left, what socialists should do when they actually have some wins, a lot about Zohran, and a really interesting conversation about what really matters to voters and what does not. Enjoy!

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The Left Tea Party wins again in Colorado and the right freaks out over birthright citizenship Jul 01, 2026

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Hello!

Today we talk about Melat Kiros’s resounding win in Colorado over a 30 year incumbent, Israel as the wedge issue in places other than New York City, and the right’s freakout over the SCOTUS decision on birthright citizenship.

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LET'S TALK WORLD CUP with Patrick Hultgren Jun 24, 2026

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Hello!

This week, we have back on our World Cup and War Correspondent Patrick Hultgren to talk about sportswashing, why the USMNT hasn’t traditionally captured the public’s imagination, at least when compared to the women’s team, youth soccer in America and what Landon Donovan said, and the politics of patriotism about a sport we claim we don’t care about all that much in the States.

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How Old People Got all the Power with Samuel Moyn Jun 17, 2026

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Hello! This week we have on Sam Moyn, a professor at Yale Law School and the author of the new book Gerontocracy in America: How the Old are Hoarding Power and What to do about it.We talk about how the elderly exercise their political and financial power in the country and explore some of the ideas in this book about how to get more money and political power into the hands of the young. This is a fun, heated conversation with a lot of compelling ideas and takes so please give it a listen.

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Subaru Socialism in the LA Mayoral Election and Graham Platner's future Jun 11, 2026

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Hello!

Today, we talk about the LA Mayoral election, what to think of the population of professional upper middle class voters who seem to be the new vanguard of left economic policies, and we talk a whole lot about Graham Platner’s latest scandal, his big victory, and what populism means in 2026.

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The Corruption is the Point. Also, we talk Graham Platner's latest scandal Jun 03, 2026

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Hello!

Today we talk about Trump’s endless and incorrigible corruption, the steady stealing of taxpayer dollars into weird slush funds, and we talk about Graham' Platner’s latest scandal and whether we might now have too much smoke to just ignore.

Enjoy!

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Will the Robots take over College? And Why We Feel Bummed about A.I. May 27, 2026

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Hello!

Today, we talk about A.I. (again) but mostly about what we feel might be lost in a future where everyone is writing A.I. papers and turning in A.I. work and emailing each other in friendly A.I.- ese. Is it a new problem or is it just a breaking point of a digital life where so much of our human interactions have been farmed out to one robot or another? And Jay talks about his fake writer AI game he made, which you should definitely try out!

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An AI Bot (allegedly) wins a Literary Prize, Thomas Massie loses a race, and WaPo's new video stars May 20, 2026

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Hello!

Today we’re talking about the controversy over at Granta, who published a story from the winner of the Commonwealth Prize that appears, at least right now, to be written by AI. We talk about why this is kinda funny but also obviously distressing and whether writers should be experimenting with AI. We also talk about Thomas Massie’s election loss last night and the new crop of short form video that’s been coming out of the Washington Post and why it’s probably worse than AI slop.

Enjoy!

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