Michal Cotler-Wunsh, Israel's envoy for combatting global anti-Semitism, is featured in a significant podcast that is highly recommended for listeners.

Noah Rothman joins the original hosts of the Commentary podcast for a special episode filled with concerns about the situation in Ukraine, worries about the administrations of both Biden and Trump, and a general sense of gloom about current events.

The Commentary podcast reviewed Joe Biden's recent interview with CBS 60 Minutes and found it to be mediocre.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal discusses the current state of Democratic and Republican primary voters, suggesting that both parties are making questionable choices.

The "Commentary After Dark" podcast episode discusses Emmanuel Macron's victory and its implications for Western populist movements, along with a debate on Ron DeSantis's confrontation with woke corporations.

The podcast discussed the tense situation as Russian troops gathered near Ukraine, raising concerns about a potential invasion over the weekend.

In her article "We Got Here Because of Cowardice. We Get Out With Courage," Bari Weiss discusses the dangers of wokeness and the importance of courageous dissent against its authoritarian nature.

In the COMMENTARY podcast, amidst discussions on rising crime rates and the perceived failure of the Afghanistan pullout, the idea of having a "music man" akin to what Donald Trump used for comfort - soothing him with music from the musical Cats - is proposed.

In a recent episode of the COMMENTARY podcast following the 9/11 anniversary, the discussion reflects on the current state of American discourse, questioning whether the rejection of classical Western liberalism can be reversed.

The Afghan government has swiftly fallen to the Taliban over a weekend.

The Commentary Podcast questions why the media is focusing on individuals who appear to prefer perpetual lockdown despite positive news and trends, and wonders why the Biden administration has not yet turned its attention towards Israel.

After a hiatus of 14 months, the COMMENTARY podcast has returned to its New York offices with three regular hosts recording in the studio.

The Commentary podcast discusses the potential risks in the new stimulus package, highlighting Ben Sasse's criticism of Republicans in his state.

The House Republican conference recently voted against punishing Rep. Liz Cheney for her impeachment vote against Donald Trump but showed support for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's conspiracy beliefs, raising questions about the state of political affairs.

The COMMENTARY Podcast discusses the political and cultural significance of the Gamestop stock phenomenon, highlighting the unusual events surrounding its surge in value.

The discussed topics in the latest episode of the COMMENTARY podcast include the new round of stimulus, a more infectious strain of COVID-19 from the U.K., Donald Trump's response to the election results, and Joe Biden's current public presence.

In a podcast episode titled "Sleep No More! Election Doth Murder Sleep!" the speakers, clearly affected by the recent election, discuss the outcomes, ongoing events, and the unreliability of pollsters.

The COMMENTARY podcast revisits their last episode before Election Day in 2016, drawing parallels between the past and present political climates.

The text discusses whether the revelations concerning Hunter Biden's emails, which suggest his father may have been involved in profiting from foreign interests, are significant.

The COMMENTARY podcast discusses Donald Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, filling the vacancy left by Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing.

In a discussion on the COMMENTARY podcast, it is highlighted that Donald Trump's proposal to postpone the election is viewed as an attack on the American civic agreement and indicative of his unsuitability for the presidency.

In a discussion on the COMMENTARY podcast, there is a focus on federalism and its potential application to address current lawlessness in American cities.

The resurgence of COVID-19 infections in the United States has prompted states to retract their reopening plans, causing concern among the hosts of the COMMENTARY podcast.

The 500th episode of the COMMENTARY podcast reflects on its origins and delves into the implications of advocating for social leveling in the context of national racial reconciliation.

In this podcast episode, the discussion covers NBC News' attempt to pressure Google to demonetize The Federalist, the concept of community policing as advocated by activists, and the introduction of a drinking game related to the COMMENTARY podcast.