David Harsanyi and Mark Hemingway debate their favorite artists and albums, and dive deep into the punk and rock music scenes of the ’70s and ’80s.

Most social media is known for spurring fights and dividing users further apart. The website Nextdoor says they are trying to do the opposite.

Policy Analyst Vanessa Brown Calder joins Federalist Radio to discuss policies aimed at working women and families like childcare, paid leave, and housing.

“We thought we would die in North Korea because it was exposed to the government that we believed in Christianity.”

The Smithsonian’s Second Opinion digital platform tackles the state of the arts in America, featuring The Federalist’s very own David Marcus.

Oren Cass talks economic progress, welfare, and how we can strengthen the labor market on this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour.

Mollie Hemingway, David Harsanyi, and Mark Hemingway host a round table conversation on their favorite artists, albums, and decades of music.

On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Dr. Debra Soh discusses brain imaging, differences between women and men, and gender-neutral parenting.

Prager talks with Ben Weingarten about his conservative views, religiosity, reason versus emotion, Western values in immigration policy, and social media.

Two people were arrested for threatening Republican congressmen Chris Smith, of New Jersey, and Steve Scalise, of Louisiana, who survived being shot last year by a politically driven shooter.

Blogger and podcaster Allie Beth Stuckey joins Federalist Radio to discuss the narcissism of pop culture and her message to conservative millennials.

The New York Times editorial board on Monday announced the hiring of Sarah Jeong, a left-wing writer with a long trail of racist tweets.

Actor, author, and commentator Michael Knowles joins this episode of Federalist Radio to discuss Hollywood, comedy, and owning the libs.

Religion reporter Emma Green joins Federalist Radio to discuss big stories happening in religious communities in America and in the Middle East.

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi host this episode of Federalist Radio to discuss the debatable definition of collusion and the legal problem with it.

Joining this episode of Federalist Radio is Kate Bryan, who was on the ground in Ireland working with the pro-life movement when the country voted to repeal their 8th amendment.

Inez Stepman joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss socialism, the future of the GOP, and the dragging of Ivanka Trump.

James Hohmann, reporter at The Washington Post, discusses upcoming races, the future of Democratic Socialism, and the infamous Koch brothers.

Author and foreign policy expert Elan Journo joins The Federalist Radio Hour to overturn conventional views about America’s stake in the Middle East.

Mike Reiss is “The Simpsons” longest-serving writer, producer, and 4-time Emmy Award winner. He talks comedy and favorite episodes on Federalist Radio.