In today's episode, Varoon and Damian bring on libertarian correspondent Tarun Ramanathan and conservative correspondent Brad Litsch for a lengthy conversation on Trump/Biden's dueling town halls last Thursday, Amy Coney Barrett's ongoing confirmation hearing, and the importance of fighting racial epithets in both the political sphere and everyday life. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

Matt Lieberman, a Democrat in contention for the U.S. Senate seat once held by Johnny Isakson, is running an unconventional campaign. Currently polling at around 10% with less than 30 days left in this cycle, he's received calls from prominent Georgian Democrats including Stacey Abrams and Nikema Williams to drop out of the race and clear the way for Democratic frontrunner Raphael Warnock. But Matt Lieberman isn't ready to throw in the towel. Listen as Varoon and Damian speak with Matt Lieberman on the importance of the fight to flip Georgia blue, address questions from local voters on his campaign, and discuss establishment politicians' increasing grip on our democracy . Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

In today's episode, Varoon and Damian bring on Chicago schoolteacher and community organizer Peter LeGrand for a discussion on Americans' unwillingness to listen — which quickly morphs into a conversation on what appears to be rats' #1 fear: socialism. Listen to find out why. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

Wednesday's debate was buggin'. No, literally. This year's vice presidential debate was, weirdly enough, typical (breaking from the likes of literally everything that's been thrown at us this year) — with the exception of the notorious fly that perched upon Vice President Pence's hair in one of the most bizarre moments of the night. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss bizarre moments, the issue of packing the courts, a failed plot to kidnap Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer, and the issue of hyper-partisanship as we look beyond November. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

Last Thursday, the President of the United States of America tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the latest in a string of happenings that have sidelined the President and his re-election campaign with only around thirty days left until Election Day. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian discuss what's occurred since the diagnosis, covering exactly how each campaign's dealt with the situation, the President's brief period experiencing the benefits of socialized medicine over at Walter Reed Medical Center, his dangerous "joyride" over the weekend, his unconventional return to the White House today, and how this all plays into what we'll likely see this November. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

Tuesday night's debacle was a lot of things, but it wasn't Presidential — probably the furthest thing from it. Nonetheless, it was the first time that both candidates formally faced off to present their platforms to the American people. Will Carroll, Polititeen's conservative correspondent, joins Varoon and Damian for an emotionally-charged discussion on the winners and losers of Tuesday night's debate, and its potential impact upon the electoral map. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

"The fear of losing control" — it's something that's haunted Americans, conservatives and liberals alike, since the beginning of the modern era. And we've seen that fear reach a fever-pitch, even expanding to diminish our sense of compassion towards one another. We've seen it play out in nationwide coalitions against a mask mandate to promote public health, instances of police brutality rooted in a desire from officers to "maintain control", and perhaps most clearly in the hyper-partisanship in our nation's Capitol. To help us reimagine a world wherein bipartisanship is within our reach, Polititeen brings on William Hughes, who's running to represent Georgia's District 21 within the state legislature — Hughes goes on to present a compelling argument for us to begin contemplating solutions instead of disputing the facts. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

"Live your life out loud and on purpose" — State Senator Nikema Williams, who's set to fill the Congressional seat formerly held by the late John Lewis, has a powerful message for America's youth. She's been a lifelong advocate against voter disenfranchisement in the Peach State, and has stood up for minority communities whose voices have been silenced in every corner of our nation. Sometimes putting her personal safety on the line in the interest of others — tune in to today's episode for a revealing conversation on race in America with the budding Congresswoman. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

"You are the future, and this comes with responsibility" — Georgia State Representative Angelika Kausche has a strong message to America's youth. Drawing upon her experiences as a German-American immigrant, she's come to appreciate the best in America; but more importantly, she's committed herself toward recognizing the issues that continue to hold back our nation and its people. Perhaps most importantly, she's dedicated her life towards creating an America that stands a beacon of hope to all people. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian sit down with Representative Kausche for a quick chat on what the future beholds for our state and nation. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more amazing content.

"I wanted to always play it down" — in the most recent set of 'Trump tapes' released to the public using the President's own voice to damage his credibility, it's all too clear that Trump's directives, including mass misinformation, have cost countless American lives. In today's episode, Varoon and Damian provide a threat assessment on the Trump-Woodward tapes, and speak on the importance of honesty and empathy in politics. Visit www.polititeenpodcast.com for more information.