On this week's episode, Ryan is joined by the founder of FloridaPolitics.com (and former boss) Peter Schorsch. It's their first real conversation in years, and they get right into it. Peter offers his thoughts on the current state of Florida journalism and its shortcomings. After years of tense silence, their conversation represents a détente between the two old collaborators.

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This week, Jamil Davis joins the show to talk Black voting power in North Florida. He and Ryan go through some of the biggest issues facing Jacksonville, and how Florida's following the gerrymandering lead of Texas. And on the cusp of John Cena's retirement, producer Abdelilah hops on to ask the burning question of our time: is politics just professional wrestling?

Huge thanks to Jamil for coming on! Check out BLKFLA: The Podcast, the cultural archive for the Black political movement in Florida. You can follow on IG at @blkflathepodcast.

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This week Ryan sat down with Nathan Taylor Pemberton, contributor to The Baffler, New York Magazine and most recently the New York Times.

Ryan and Nate talk about what could be the definitive turn in MAGA’s political realignment for the next century and what it means for everyone else, plus a dispatch from Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s New York City.

Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, and what the American Right could look like after Trump… all this and more on the new Tropical Depression.

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