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2026Talks

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Are you curious about the latest political news but too busy to keep up? "2026Talks" is a daily 3-minute podcast where we're following our democracy in historic times.

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Jul 10, 2026

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2020Talks - August 21, 2020 21.08.2020

Joe Biden accepts the nomination at the last night of the Democratic National Convention. Plus, the RNC gets ready for Trump to do the same next week.

2020Talks - August 20, 2020 20.08.2020

Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic nomination for vice president, joined on third night of the Democratic National Convention by Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, among others.

2020Talks - August 19, 2020 19.08.2020

At night two of the Democratic National Convention, Joe Biden was officially nominated after the roll call. And, relative smooth operations in Alaska, Florida and Wyoming's primaries.

2020Talks - August 18, 2020 18.08.2020

Recapping first night of the first-ever virtual Democratic National Convention, and two Trump rallies in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

2020Talks - August 17, 2020 17.08.2020

Today's the start of the virtual Democratic National Convention. And, House Democrats' push to block recent changes to the U.S. Postal Service, already causing mail slowdowns.

2020Talks - August 14, 2020 14.08.2020

Responses to President Trump's suggestion he opposes funding to the U.S. Postal Service partly to prevent expanded mail-in voting. And, Puerto Rico's second try at a primary on Sunday.  

2020Talks - August 13, 2020 13.08.2020

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris made their first public appearance and running mates. President Trump called Georgia's Marjorie Taylor Greene a GOP "star," despite her support for baseless conspiracy theory QAnon.

2020Talks - August 12, 2020 12.08.2020

California Sen. Kamala Harris will be on the ticket with Joe Biden in November. Four states had primaries yesterday, and two had runoffs. In Georgia and Wisconsin, two of the states with the most fraught elections this year, things went fairly smoothly.  

2020Talks - August 11, 2020 11.08.2020

Connecticut updates its election rules, and two Trump allies face off in Georgia's state runoff. Plus, a preview of next week's Democratic National Convention.

2020Talks - August 10, 2020 10.08.2020

Yesterday was the sixth anniversary of the police killing of Michael Brown. Tomorrow, Rep. Ilhan Omar faces off against a primary challenger in MN, plus primaries in CT, VT and WI. And, a shakeup at the Postal Service.

2020Talks - August 7, 2020 07.08.2020

The Commission on Presidential Debates rejected the Trump's campaign for a fourth debate. Hawaii has a primary tomorrow, but there are only 8 vote service centers.

2020Talks - August 6, 2020 06.08.2020

Iowa's governor restored the right to vote for citizens with past felony convictions via executive order. And, Tennessee has a primary election today.

2020Talks - August 5, 2020 05.08.2020

Election experts testified before the US House that more funding is necessary. And, Michigan, Kansas, Missouri, Arizona and Washington state had primaries yesterday; Tennessee and Hawaii have them later this week.  

2020Talks - August 4, 2020 04.08.2020

Trump threatened litigation against Nevada for passing a bill to send ballots to all registered voters. Plus, Arizona, Michigan, Washington, Kansas and Missouri have primaries today.

2020Talks - August 3, 2020 03.08.2020

Concerns about Postal Service delays and voter intimidation from voting rights advocates. Plus, Joe Biden calls for emergency housing legislation.  

2020Talks - July 31, 2020 31.07.2020

Barack Obama called for major voting rights reforms. Bipartisan leaders reject Trump's suggestion he might delay the election. And, Black Voices for Trump co-chair Herman Cain died from COVID-19.

July 30, 2020 30.07.2020

Data shows less support for Republicans in areas with more COVID-related deaths. And, U.S. officials speak on coronavirus misinformation from Russian intelligence services.  

2020Talks - July 29, 2020 29.07.2020

AG William Barr testified before the House Judiciary Committee yesterday, including on the president's false claims about vote-by-mail. Twitter restricts Donald Trump Jr. for false claims about the coronavirus.

2020Talks - July 28, 2020 28.07.2020

John Lewis is the first Black lawmaker to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda; U.S. House votes to name the Voting Rights Advancement Act after Lewis to honor him. Plus, the DNC platform committee approves a platform proposal to be voted on at next month's convention.

2020Talks - July 27, 2020 27.07.2020

Yesterday marked 100 days until the election; DC has temporary legislation in place that restores the right to vote to people currently in jail or prison on felony charges.  

2020Talks - July 24, 2020 24.07.2020

The Senate failed to come to agreement with the White House on a stimulus plan; Trump cancelled his nomination acceptance speech in Jacksonville, FL; and a campaign video of a conversation between Obama and Biden.

2020Talks - July 23, 2020 23.07.2020

Trump expanded Operation LeGend to Chicago and Albuquerque. A Texas poll has Biden up one point, but Trump is better liked.

2020Talks - July 22, 2020 22.07.2020

Connecticut, Alabama and Vermont saw vote-by-mail victories this week; the veepstakes are on; and the Trump administration ordered the exclusion of undocumented immigrants in the census count used for drawing districts.

2020Talks - July 21, 2020 21.07.2020

Georgia Democrats nominated State Senator Nikema Williams to be on the November ballot after the passing of Congressman John Lewis. Former Ohio Gov. John Kasich is speaking at the Democrat National Convention on behalf of Joe Biden.

2020Talks - July 20, 2020 20.07.2020

Civil rights icon and Georgia Congressman John Lewis passed away on Friday. After fighting for civil rights -- including voting rights -- his whole career, Jim Clyburn and other House Democrats want to honor him by passing voting rights legislation into law.

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