The Debate

Ben Weingarten, senior contributor at The Federalist, joins us to debate the January 6th riots with David Gray Adler, President of The Alturas Institute. Is the DOJ handling it properly, and should politicians also face consequences?

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Christina Bambrick, assistant professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame joins us to debate Jeffrey Sikkenga, executive director of the Ashbrook Center and professor of political science at Ashland University, over whether the U.S. Constitution needs to be updated.

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On this episode of the Debate Podcast, Josh and Celeste are joined by Jason Greenblatt, host of The Debate Podcast at Newsweek, and Kristen Meinzer, award-winning podcaster and culture critic, to talk about using words like woke, triggered, and snowflake in civil debate.

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Jeff Orlowski, Director of the Emmy award-winning documentary The Social Dilemma, joins Josh and Celeste to further discuss The Social Dilemma Debate partnership with Newsweek, and social media's compatibility with a healthy democracy.

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Dave Rubin, host of The Rubin Report, joins us to debate Nick Gillespie, host of the Reason Interview Podcast, about the two-party system and where libertarians should cast their ballots.

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Newsweek is excited to announce our new partnership with the creators of the Emmy award-winning documentary The Social Dilemma in a project that inspires Gen Z to debate how we should regulate social media platforms. Max Steinman, The Social Dilemma, Creative Director at Exposure Labs joins us to talk about the project. Visit thesocialdilemma.com/debate

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Cody McDavis, former division one college basketball player for the University of Northern Colorado, joins us to debate Sean Gregory, senior sports correspondent for Time Magazine and an adjunct professor at Columbia University, about whether or not college athletes should be compensated for competing in sports.

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Charles Lipson, professor emeritus of political science at the University of Chicago, and Tefere Gebre, executive vice president of AFL-CIO, join us in a passionate debate over whether or not the US Senate filibuster should be eliminated.

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Josh Hammer welcomes Celeste Headlee as the new co-host of The Debate as we hear more about her background, her new book, and her thoughts on the podcast moving forward.

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Radio host Jason Rantz and journalist Michael Harriot join Josh and Celeste to hash out the latest debate surrounding Dave Chappelle's recent comedy special that has angered some in the transgender community.

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