
Andrew Yang Podcast
Entrepreneur, best-selling author, nonprofit founder, philanthropist, and former Presidential Candidate Andrew Yang hosts conversations about the biggest issues facing America today.
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When Donald Trump returned to the White House, Project 2025, a 900-page blueprint by conservative leaders, started reshaping the U.S. government from the inside out. In this episode, Andrew sits down with Atlantic journalist David A. Graham to explain who wrote it, what it aims to do, and how its sweeping agenda could
Andrew and economist Noah Smith explore the lasting damage caused by Trump’s tariffs, warning of broken global alliances, economic instability, and potential stagflation. They delve into how these policies could lead to inflation, capital flight, and poor fiscal decisions with far-reaching consequences. Could these rec
Andrew joins entrepreneur and Human Unicorn Pod host Nihal Mehta on a reflective journey through some of the most defining moments of his presidential run until now—from unforgettable encounters like meeting Dave Chappelle to the rapid growth of AI that threatens the global job market and economy. In this intimate look
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