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Purple Political Breakdown

The current landscape of politics in this era is arguably the most ideologically split it's ever been. We have people on the left and right, liberal and conservative, democrat and republican who utterly despise one another and most times refuse to even have a discussion. So I'm here to push the needle and force conversation amongst the most controversial and informative topics in Society! This is the Purple Political Breakdown a new podcast that will change the way we view politics.

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The Supreme Court Broke Its Own Rules. We Should All Be Asking Why.
May 10, 2026

The Supreme Court Broke Its Own Rules. We Should All Be Asking Why.

Subtitle: Louisiana v. Callais, the gerrymandering cascade, and the pattern connecting four of this week's biggest stories.I want to walk you through something I think gets buried in the daily news cycle, because the version of this story most o…
Ohio's 2026 Primary: What the Tightest Turnout Split Since 2006 Actually Tells Us
May 10, 2026

Ohio's 2026 Primary: What the Tightest Turnout Split Since 2006 Actually Tells Us

On Tuesday, May 5, Ohio held its 2026 primary election. 791,355 Democrats requested ballots. 817,159 Republicans did the same. That gap is the tightest the state has seen in a midterm primary since 2006, the year that became a high-water mark for Oh…
Did the Supreme Court Just Kill the Voting Rights Act?
May 10, 2026

Did the Supreme Court Just Kill the Voting Rights Act?

The Supreme Court just gutted Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act in Louisiana v. Callais , then broke its own 32-day procedural rule to enforce that ruling mid-election with over 100,000 Louisiana ballots already cast. Justic...

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The Supreme Court Broke Its Own Rules. We Should All Be Asking Why.
May 10, 2026

The Supreme Court Broke Its Own Rules. We Should All Be Asking Why.

Subtitle: Louisiana v. Callais, the gerrymandering cascade, and the pattern connecting four of this week's biggest stories.I want to walk you through something I think gets buried in the daily news cycle, because the version of this story most o…

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Ohio's 2026 Primary: What the Tightest Turnout Split Since 2006 Actually Tells Us
May 10, 2026

Ohio's 2026 Primary: What the Tightest Turnout Split Since 2006 Actua…

On Tuesday, May 5, Ohio held its 2026 primary election. 791,355 Democrats requested ballots. 817,159 Republicans did the same. That gap is the tightest the state has seen in a midterm primary since 2006, the year that became a high-water mark for Oh…

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Christianity Was Never the Republican Party's to Own
May 5, 2026

Christianity Was Never the Republican Party's to Own

When President Trump posted an AI generated image of himself in the likeness of Jesus Christ on Truth Social last month, the backlash came not just from the political left but from his own evangelical and Catholic base. Pope Leo XIV publicly called …

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Understanding politics

"This podcast does a great job of presenting several aspects of a complex issues related to politics. Historical references, what we’ve done in the past, and potential solutions are things you should …"

Big Jags | Feb. 9, 2023

Pragmatic and Unafraid

"Radell digs in on the "topics that divide us," but with an understanding that the issues don't inherently divide. The division comes when the discussion stops. Radell refuses to let things sit idly. …"

BrightSideMetz | Feb. 9, 2023

Difficult topics

"Radell has a gentle way of explaining a difficult topic without judgment which discussing why the topic is controversial. Great job"

Maya Acosta- Health Lifestyle | March 26, 2023

The purple political breakdown podcast should be heard

"I appreciate Radell, the host of this podcast. he seems to be fighting an uphill battle as he tries to find common ground between two sides. You guys are great job, here is the both sides are too far…"

loving the podcast | May 13, 2023