Andrew Yang Podcast

In this episode, journalist Tara Palmeri joins Andrew for an insider breakdown of the Democratic Party turmoil. They analyze the party's leadership decisions, Elon Musk's growing political influence, and Cory Booker's viral 25-hour "performance" aimed at rebuilding party morale. Is time running out for Democrats to con

In this episode, Marc Lore shares his groundbreaking food business, Wonder, and how AI is revolutionizing food health and sustainability. It examines how technology can optimize nutrition, reduce waste, and reshape the way we experience food. Dive into Marc’s bold entrepreneurial journey, from his early success with Di

Why does everything feel so expensive, slow, and impossible to fix? In this thought-provoking conversation, Andrew and Derek Thompson dive into Abundance, a groundbreaking new book with a bold vision for rebuilding prosperity. Thompson exposes how America’s biggest problems—housing crises, stalled innovation, and broke

Why can’t America get big things done anymore? In this episode, Marc Dunkelman, author of Why Nothing Works, reveals how distrust in government has fueled dysfunction and stagnation. He explores how progressives lost their way—and how reclaiming their roots could unlock real progress. Tune in for a deep dive into what’

AI is no longer a distant threat—it’s here, reshaping jobs, politics, and the economy. In this episode, Andrew and John Avlon discuss how AI is displacing both blue and white-collar workers, data ownership, and the urgent need for policies like a guaranteed income to address growing inequality. They also dive into AI’s

For most of American history, if you didn’t like your circumstances, you could move somewhere new and reinvent yourself — but that freedom has been slowly stripped away. In this episode, historian and journalist Yoni Appelbaum uncovers how zoning laws, segregation, and discriminatory policies have made mobility a privi