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Undercurrents is the brand new news show brought to you by UnHerd’s US bureau. Every episode we uncover the stories and ideas taking place beneath the surface — either not well covered by the establishment media, or covered without the analysis and details you need to better understand the world. We bring no agenda other than seeking truth and representing reality.
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Emily is joined by Marshall Kosloff, host of The Realignment podcast, to break down Dick and Liz Cheney's endorsement of Kamala Harris.
Chaos erupted as Tenet Media became entangled in a DOJ indictment. Emily is joined by Substack writer Ken Klippenstein, who delves into the details of this Russian "influence operation" and discusses other key figures involved, including Dave Rubin, Tim Pool, and Benny Johnson.
Amid uproar over Tucker Carlson’s interview with Darryl Cooper, Emily is joined by UnHerd contributing editor Mary Harrington. Mary argues that revisionist historians like Cooper signal the rise of a “woke right” that parallels the woke left.
Emily explores the Cold War revisionism at the heart of recent controversies over Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson.
As campus protestors pick up where they left off, Emily is joined by Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon. Aaron's reporting on anti-Israel protests last fall and spring upended several Ivy League institutions, including Harvard and Columbia. Now, Aaron says renewed protests "might get worse" as the fall semester continues.
Emily and James dive into the landmark free speech battle between Elon Musk and Brazil.
James Pogue joins the show to reflect on his recent New York Times profile of Dem. Sen. Chris Murphy.
On today's edition of Undercurrents, Emily and James dive into the landmark free speech battle between Elon Musk and Brazil. James breaks down new Trump campaign ads and Houthi attacks in the Red Sea. Emily explores the Cold War revisionism at the heart of recent controversies over Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson. James Pogue joins the show to reflect on his recent New York Times profile of Dem. Sen. Chris Murphy.
Emily interviews author Brian Reisinger, whose new book, "Land Rich Cash Poor," chronicles the decline of the family farm.
Emily and Max discuss UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s version of Trump’s infamous “American Carnage” speech.
Emily explains the surprising silver lining to Mark Zuckerberg’s huge concession on government censorship.
Emily speaks about her recent experience at the DNC, both as a reporter and as a spectator.
Max Mitchell joins Emily to discuss the Green Realignment in 2024, how abortion politics are pitting Republicans against each other, Keir Starmer’s version of Trump’s infamous “American Carnage” speech, and Zelensky’s new peace plan. Emily explains the surprising silver lining to Mark Zuckerberg’s huge concession on government censorship. Emily also interviews author Brian Reisinger, whose new book chronicles the decline of the family farm.
Emily interviews Rick Macarthur, president and publisher of Harper's Magazine on Kamala Harris' nomination.
Emily and Flo debate the implications for free speech following the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov.
Emily considers whether RFK Jr.'s campaign was undermined due to his support for Israel, even before Kamala Harris entered the race.
Tulsi Gabbard endorses Trump, as Emily and Flo explore her remarkable journey from backing Bernie Sanders to supporting Trump.
Emily and Flo delve into the recent plagiarism allegations against Robin DiAngelo, the author of White Fragility.
Emily is joined by Flo Read to break down Tulsi Gabbard's endorsement of Donald Trump, the arrest of Telegram co-founder Pavel Durov, and new plagiarism allegations against Robin DiAngelo. Emily asks whether RFK Jr's campaign would have gone differently if he'd approached Israel differently, and Harper's president and publisher Rick MacArthur joins the show to explore the dynamics of control inside the Democratic Party, from Vietnam to Joe Biden.
Emily Jashinsky and James Billot explore Trump's recent podcast appearances, most notably his interview with Theo Von this week.
What happened to Candace Owens? James explores the rise and fall of the controversial conservative star.
Emily talks about the Democrats' attempts to reclaim the language of freedom and patriotism at the DNC.
Julio Rosas, National Correspondent for The Blaze, joins Emily to discuss the riots outside of the DNC.
Emily breaks down all the action at the DNC after speeches by Bill Clinton, Oprah, and Tim Walz. James explores a potential Trump endorsement from RFK Jr, Trump’s revealing interview with comedian Theo Von, and Zelensky’s new approach to allies. James also does a fascinating Deep Dive into the political trajectory of Candace Owens. Emily is joined by reporter Julio Rosas, who’s embedded with the protestors in Chicago.
James explores Balaji Srinivasan's new venture: a "techno-capitalist college town" on a private island near Singapore
Emily Jashinsky interviews Palestine protestors outside of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
On today’s edition of Undercurrents, Emily reports from the scene of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. James discusses Elon Musk’s dust up in Brazil, a new plan for a tech libertarian utopia, and Germany’s latest move in the Ukraine war. Emily weighs in on Kamala-mentum and interviews protestors outside the convention.
James does a Deep Dive into the Nord Stream pipeline and the potential perpetrators of the 2022 pipeline explosions.
Dr. Richard Bosshardt stops by to explain why one association of plastic surgeons is urging caution over gender surgeries for minors.
Emily breaks down Trump's feud with Big Labor and how his interview with Elon Musk on X Spaces may have hurt his campaign.
Emily covers the resignation of Columbia University's president, Minouche Shafik.
Emily shares her view on the Harris campaign buying Google advertisements designed to look like news stories. Are defenders of democracy undermining norms in their efforts to protect them?
Emily takes subscribers behind the scenes of Undercurrents, opening up about one of the crew's favorite inside jokes. #MugGate is in full swing!
On today's edition of Undercurrents, Emily covers the resignation of Columbia University's president, RFK Jr.'s pitch to Kamala Harris, and new immigration numbers. James does a Deep Dive into the Nord Stream pipeline. Emily breaks down Trump's feud with Big Labor, and Dr. Richard Bosshardt stops by to explain why one association of plastic surgeons is urging caution over gender surgeries for minors.
The free speech conversation in the UK continues as Emily asks why nobody is talking about where the major candidates stand on censorship.
Susan Crabtree joins the show to discuss her groundbreaking reports on how the Secret Service missed the assassination attempt on Trump.
James does a deep dive on the massive news out of Eastern Europe, where Ukraine just made the largest incursion into Russian territory since World War II.
Emily shares why the rather boring conversation between Elon Musk and Donald Trump matters enormously to the future of the West.
Emily shares why the rather boring conversation between Elon Musk and Donald Trump matters enormously to the future of the West. James does a deep dive on the massive news out of Eastern Europe, where Ukraine just made the largest incursion into Russian territory since World War II. Emily asks why nobody is talking about where the major candidates stand on censorship and Susan Crabtree joins the show to discuss her groundbreaking reports on how the Secret Service missed the assassination attempt on Trump.
Squad member Cori Bush loses congressional primary race in Missouri. Emily and James look at the enduring influence of AIPAC.
Emily Jashinsky and James Billot explore how Tim Walz's Lutheranism could affect religious votes.
Planned Parenthood, the largest single provider of abortion and contraception in the United States, has also become the leading provider for gender transition hormones for young adults. Emily and James examine the ongoing detransitioner lawsuit against Planned Parenthood and one of the plaintiffs, Cristina Hineman, highlighted in Bari Weiss' The Free Press.
Emily discusses Democrat vice presidential nominee Tim Walz's appeal to (or lack thereof) rural voters.
Emily Jashinsky and Elizabeth Nolan Brown of Reason magazine discuss the viral Ballerina Farm discussion and modern feminism.
Emily Jashinsky and James Billot examine Piers Morgan and Andrew Tate's viral interview on the UK riots.
On this week’s bonus episode, I answered some fascinating questions about socialism, my own political background, and even the movie Mean Girls. It was tons of fun to talk through your ideas and I can’t wait to do it again soon.
Emily and James discuss the demise of “The Squad,” as another member lost re-election on Tuesday. They watch Andrew Tate’s interview on Piers Morgan and explore Tim Walz’s specific strain of Lutheranism. Emily explains why Tim Walz will fail to connect with rural voters. Elizabeth Nolan Brown joins the show to analyze feminist critiques of Ballerina Farms and Usha Vance.
Emily discusses Donald Trump's recent campaign fumbles, Lee Fang's analysis of the former president's campaign, and Trump's recent shift away from "populist" messages.
Emily and James discuss Tucker Carlson's recent appearance on the popular commentary podcast Red Scare hosted by Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova.
Emily and James discuss Elon Musk and Keir Starmer's feud on X over free speech, "disinformation," and the surrounding debate on immigration and recent violence in the UK.
Emily interviews Tim Miller of The Bulwark. Tim makes the "conservative case" for Kamala Harris.
In a surprising political move, Kamala Harris has chosen Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her vice-presidential running mate, sparking intense reactions from both sides of the political aisle. Walz, a member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, brings a unique blend of moderate appeal and progressive policies, making him a strategic pick to balance Harris's California liberalism. His support in rural Minnesota, combined with his strong stances on gun control, abortion rights, and transgender healthcare, makes him a controversial but intriguing choice. Will Walz help Harris win over key swing states, or will this decision deepen political divides?
Emily and James explore Kamala Harris's vice presidential pick, Red Scare hosting Tucker Carlson, and Elon Musk's feud with Keir Starmer. I also take a look at how Trump is botching his re-election campaign, just not in the way most people think. Plus Tim Miller of the Bulwark joins the show to outline the conservative case for Kamala Harris.
Emily and James explore Trump's wild Wednesday interview, a study on teen misery, and the Southport tragedy. Emily shares an interview with the head of Project 2025, Kevin Roberts. Jennifer Sey and Michele Tafoya break down the politicization of the Olympics.
For UnHerd subscribers only: Emily shares her story of being behind the camera to create the recently unearthed clip making news nationwide, in which J.D. Vance purports to support Project 2025.
Due to popular demand: For UnHerd subscribers only, Emily recounts the infamous story teased in the premiere episode about when two colleagues, fresh from London came to Washington and bought a table saw (on Instacart!) all in the name of building the Undercurrents set.
Emily Jashinsky and James Billot explore the "White Dudes" and "Karens" for Kamala movements, a shocking new gender divide, and recent comments on Christianity from Peter Thiel. James leads a deep dive into the election chaos in Venezuela. Emily breaks down the 25th Amendment scandal. Delano Squires offers a nuanced take on the horrific shooting of Sonya Massey.
Delano Squires explains what both the left and the right are getting wrong about the tragic shooting of Sonya Massey
Emily and James analyze Netanyahu's chaotic visit to Capitol Hill, dive into the weird world of AI dating, break down the attacks on right wing tech bros, and look at a new study on COVID masking. Emily explains why Republican attacks on cat ladies are counterproductive. Lee Fang joins the show for an in-depth look at Kamala Harris's history.
Undercurrents is the brand new news show brought to you by UnHerd. Every episode we uncover the stories and ideas taking place beneath the surface — either not well covered by the establishment media, or covered without the analysis and details you need to better understand the world.
Emily weighs in on what JD Vance got right-and what he got wrong-in his infamous “cat lady” jab at Kamala Harris
Independent journalist Lee Fang does a deep dive into how Kamala Harris rose to power in California, and what it tells us about how she might govern.
James and Emily discuss the left’s deep divide on Israel and why it led to chaos at Union Station amid Netanyahu’s visit to DC this week.
James and Emily break down an important new study out of Germany
James and Emily explain the new attacks on Elon Musk and other major tech giants who’ve recently offered support to Donald Trump
James and Emily explore the rapid rise of AI boyfriends
