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.

Ben Domenech interviews New York Times’ writer and editor Bari Weiss about media, Trump in Helsinki, Jordan Peterson, and other cultural phenomenons.

Ben Domenech talks to senior editor at the Atlantic, Derek Thompson, about the intersections of technology, social media, productivity and culture.

New York Times Reporter Jeremy Peters joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Trump, Republican voters, and changing political parties.

Georgetown Law Professor Randy Barnett joins Federalist Radio to discuss the pros and cons of a potential Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.

Bre Payton and Kelsey Harkness round up this week’s big news stories coming out of both Capitol Hill and Hollywood on the Federalist Radio Hour.

Mary Katharine Ham talks to director Eugene Jarecki about his new documentary, “The King,” and what Elvis can tell us about modern day culture and politics.

Annie Lowrey joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss poverty, the future of work, economics, and the idea of universal basic income.

Fox News Host Shannon Bream joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the new SCOTUS nominee, Roe v. Wade, and Miss America.

President Donald Trump has announced he will nominate Brett Kavanaugh, a federal appeals judge in Washington DC, to replace Justice Anthony Kennedy on the U.S. Supreme Court.

David Brooks joins Ben Domenech on The Federalist Radio Hour to discuss the American cultural collapse of faith, trust, and community.

Historian and Harvard Professor Serhii Plokhy joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss his new book, “Chernobyl: The History of a Nuclear Catastrophe.”

Ben Domenech hosted a live taping of Federalist Radio at the Aspen Ideas Festival. They discuss Trumpism and its impact on the future of conservatism.

 Benjamin Weingarten takes a deep dive into the Declaration of Independence, discussing the link between natural law and natural rights, and the Founders.

On this episode of the Federalist Radio Hour, Ben Domenech shares speeches and thoughts on freedom, liberty, slavery, and democracy.

Mary Katharine Ham talks to the Washington Post’s dating and relationship columnist Lisa Bonos about when dating gets political and digital.

Mollie Hemingway and David Harsanyi host the Federalist Radio Hour, discussing Justice Kennedy’s retirement, fake news, and illegal fireworks.

Ericka Andersen writes in a new memoir the story of her husband’s transition from a traumatic childhood to a life of mental illness and substance abuse.