Andrew Yang Podcast

This week on the Andrew Yang Podcast: We dive deep into the dark side of social media and how it’s reshaping democracy, fueling polarization, and harming mental health, especially for kids. Andrew is joined by Jay Van Bavel and Steven Rathje, two leading researchers uncovering what really drives virality, outrage, and division online. From Facebook’s algorithms to TikTok fame, this episode exposes...

Andrew Yang sits down with entrepreneur Jonathan Sposato, founder of JoySauce, to discuss building a new Asian-American media platform. They explore turning financial success into cultural impact, the importance of representation, and why purpose matters more than profit. Watch the full episode on ⁠YouTube Have a question for Andrew? Drop it in the comments section below or send us a text or voice...

This week on the Andrew Yang Podcast, Andrew talks with former hedge fund manager Steve Kuhn, founder of Sports Predict, about creating a fun, skill-based alternative to online sports gambling. They discuss how Sports Predict rewards data-driven predictions instead of luck, the social harms of gambling, and how AI and analytics can turn prediction into a powerful global skill. Watch the full episo...

In this Q&A episode of The Andrew Yang Podcast, Andrew Yang and Zach Graumann take on listener questions about politics, democracy, and the future of America, as well as have some fun talking about Noble Mobile and predicting the outcome of the Bills vs Saints game. Watch the full episode on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Have any burning questions for Andrew on our next Q&A episode? Send yo...

On this episode of the Andrew Yang Podcast, Andrew is joined by Liam deClive-Lowe, head of Humanity Forward and co-founder of American Policy Ventures. Together, they dive into the fight for bipartisan progress in Washington, from securing the child tax credit that lifted kids out of poverty to building coalitions on housing, childcare, science, and more. Watch the full episode on ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTu...

On this special episode of the podcast, Andrew and Zach announce Noble Mobile , the first phone plan that actually pays you to spend less time scrolling. By cutting costs and rewarding healthier tech habits, Noble Mobile helps you save money while improving your mental well-being and encouraging more time offline. Check out Noble Mobile here Watch Noble Mobile's Ad Watch the full episode here ----...

In this episode of The Andrew Yang Podcast, Andrew talks with Dan Osborn, a U.S. Navy veteran, mechanic, and union leader running as an independent for U.S. Senate in Nebraska. Dan shares his journey from nearly unseating an incumbent senator to building a grassroots campaign powered by working-class values, focusing on issues like paycheck fairness, the right to repair, and breaking corporate mon...

In this Q&A episode of The Andrew Yang Podcast, Andrew Yang and Zach Grauman take on listener questions about politics, democracy, and the future of America, as well as have some fun talking about movies and the NFL. Watch the full episode on ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Have any burning questions for Andrew on our next Q&A episode? Send your questions and voice memos to ⁠⁠⁠⁠ma ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ilb...

On this episode, Andrew Yang talks with David Jolly, former Republican turned Democratic candidate for Florida governor. They explore Florida’s rising housing and insurance costs, the failures of public education, and how winning Florida in 2026 could disrupt national politics. Jolly shares his vision for a more affordable, inclusive, and united state. Watch the full episode on ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠...

This week on the Andrew Yang Podcast, Andrew sits down with journalist and author Sam Block to talk about his new book Shade: The Promise of a Forgotten Natural Resource. From Los Angeles bus stops to Barcelona’s urban redesigns, this episode explores why shade is far more than just relief from the sun. It’s a crucial resource for public health, climate adaptation, and livable cities. Watch the fu...

Iowa State Rep. and U.S. Senate candidate JD Scholten joins Andrew Yang to discuss fighting agricultural monopolies, expanding healthcare, and uniting voters across party lines. From the farm to the pitcher’s mound, Scholten shares his journey and vision for Iowa. Watch the full episode on ⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠YouTube⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Have any burning questions for Andrew on our next Q&A episode? Send your questions and...

Andrew Yang hosts author Thomas Chatterton Williams in a deep discussion about race, identity, and political polarization. They critique the extremes of both political sides, reflect on the failures of post-2020 activism, and argue for a centrist, nuanced approach to solving America’s cultural and political divides. Check out Thomas Chatterton Williams’ new book, “The Summer of Our Discontent” ⁠⁠h...

Rob Sand, Iowa's only statewide elected Democrat, joins Andrew Yang to discuss breaking partisan divides, fixing broken political systems, and why Iowa still matters. From bowhunting to open primaries, this conversation explores what real public service looks like. Learn more about Rob Sand and his vision to reshape Iowa's government for the better: https://robsand.com/ Watch the full episode on ⁠...

In this episode, Ali Partovi and Claire Shorall introduce Sway, a platform that empowers citizens to organize and vote based on shared values by following trusted community leaders. Instead of relying on political parties, users can support individuals they trust on specific issues and receive personalized voter guides. The goal is to rebuild democratic participation from the ground up using digit...

What if accessing food stamps was as easy as using a banking app? In this episode, Andrew Yang talks with Jimmy Chen, founder and CEO of Propel , whose tech platform now help over 5 million low-income Americans navigate government benefits with dignity and ease. They discuss the harsh realities facing millions of families today, how red tape keeps people trapped in poverty, and why government syst...

Why does it feel like the American Dream is slipping away for so many young people? In this exploratory conversation, Andrew Yang and Zach Graumann unpack why hard work no longer guarantees financial security, from rising living costs and student debt to a shifting job market. They explore what’s broken in today’s economy and what it will take for Millennials and Gen Z to reclaim a future of stabi...

What happens when a former pro athlete, raised in hardship, decides to take on the political establishment? Discover how Dr. Jermaine Johnson went from Andrew Yang’s campaign wingman to unseating a 22-year incumbent and building a movement for unity in South Carolina. Jermaine reveals how grassroots power, unlikely alliances, and bold truth-telling turned him into a rising force for change. Watch...

In this episode, Adam Met — rockstar from AJR and activist with a PhD in sustainability — shares how lessons from building a music fan base can transform social movements. He discusses his book Amplify, the power of authentic connection, and how merging entertainment with advocacy can create real impact. From TikTok strategies to bipartisan climate policy, the conversation reveals innovative ways...

This episode explores how AI and digital culture are reshaping love, work, mental health, and human relationships. From TikTok’s dominance to looming job automation, they unpack the tension between technological progress and human connection. They also discuss the urgent need for responsible innovation as AI begins to disrupt nearly every aspect of modern life. Watch the episode on YouTube ---- Fo...

Discover how AI is reshaping the economy and why traditional jobs may soon vanish, leaving millions behind. Join Andrew Yang and Jenny Kassan as they explore bold solutions like time banking and alternative currencies to build a fairer, more human-centered future. If you're ready to rethink money, work, and community, this conversation will change how you see it all. Learn more about Baltimore Com...

What if the key to fixing America’s biggest problems starts locally instead of from the top down? Join Andrew and Misha Chellam as they dive into the Abundance Movement, a bold new effort to reform government from the ground up — starting with housing, public policy, and civic action. Discover how real people are creating real outcomes in places like San Francisco and beyond. Join the Abundance Ne...

Political commentator Ross Barkan joins Andrew Yang at the Hudson Valley Ideas Festival to discuss the wide-open 2028 Democratic primary, the fall of party kingmakers like Obama, and the rise of a new generation of governors. They explore outsider candidates, media strategy, and Barkan’s own political run—including his early work with now-mayoral contender Zohran Mamdani. Send Andrew your question...

This week, Yang interviews serial entrepreneur Neil Parikh as they dive into the urgent need for accessible mental health support and how Neil's startup, Slingshot AI, is changing the game. From personal therapy journeys to groundbreaking AI technology trained on real therapist data, this episode explores how affordable, stigma-free mental wellness is becoming a reality for millions. Meet the firs...

What if your ambition could actually make the world better? Are you chasing success—or significance? This week, bestselling author Rutger Bregman discusses his new book, Moral Ambition, a provocative call to stop wasting your talent on meaningless work and start solving the world’s biggest problems. Together, they explore how redefining "success" can unlock your full potential—not just for yoursel...

Meet Mike Duggan, the three-term Mayor of Detroit now running as an Independent for Michigan Governor. From transforming a failing hospital to revitalizing Detroit through data-driven, inclusive leadership, Duggan’s journey is a masterclass in results over partisanship. As faith in both major parties crumbles, his campaign offers a hopeful, pragmatic path forward. Could an Independent win in Michi...