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  1. 5.13: The Warfare of Genghis Khan (with Fmr. Congressman John Tierney and Jacob Keaton)

    A potential nuclear threat looms on the horizon, so let’s head down to the Situation Room to discuss The Warfare of Genghis Khan. We’re joined by former congressman and nonproliferation advocate John Tierney (https://twitter.com/reptierney?

  2. 5.12: Slow News Day (with Eli Attie and Nancy Altman)

    Sleep in! We'll wake up the President for you to tell him about our great idea to record a podcast about the Slow News Day episode of the West Wing. Joining us in this historic endeavor is returning guest Eli Attie (https://twitter.com/EliA

  3. 5.11: The Benign Prerogative (with Janel Moloney)

    This week, we discuss "The Benign Prerogative," and the not so benign aspects of Presidential pardons. We're joined once again by Janel Moloney (https://twitter.com/nellymoloney?lang=en) to talk about Donna's moving storyline in this episod

  4. 5.10: The Stormy Present (with Bellamy Young)

    It's the 100th episode of The West Wing! Our guest this week is Bellamy Young (https://twitter.com/BellamyYoung), who made her first appearance in a TV White House here, some years before joining Josh on Scandal as PRESIDENT Mellie Grant. F

  5. 5.09: Abu el Banat (with Joe Fab)

    "Cauliflower." For more, visit http://thewestwingweekly.com/509 Learn about your ad choices: https://dovetail.prx.org/ad-choices

  6. 5.08: Shutdown (with Gene Sperling)

    Shut! It! Down! Josh and Hrishi are walking right up to the hallway outside your office to talk about “Shutdown.” Gene Sperling (https://twitter.com/genebsperling), former White House Director of the National Economic Council, joins them to

  7. 5.07: Separation of Powers (with Michael Hyatt)

    The Supreme Court is looking at a case that relates to Korematsu v. United States, while the White House starts to make their moves towards appointing a new justice. But ai yai yai, we aren’t talking about last month’s headlines—we’re talki

  8. 5.06: Disaster Relief (with Alexa Junge and Lauren Schmidt Hissrich)

    We're joined this week by Alexa Junge and returning guest Lauren Schmidt Hissrich (https://twitter.com/lhissrich?lang=en). They co-wrote "Disaster Relief," and together, we try to propulgate the backstory of this episode onto the frontstory

  9. 5.05: Constituency of One (with Jennifer Palmieri)

    What is a “Constituency of One”? You know, it’s all about that boss, ‘bout that boss, those troubles. It’s all about that boss, ‘bout that boss, those troubles. Toby and POTUS. Will and Bob Russell. Amy and the First Lady. Plus, we speak wi

  10. 5.04: Han (with Paula Yoo)

    Listener beware - like the episode we're discussing, Han, this installment of The West Wing Weekly has more sad piano music than all previous episodes combined. When they're not lost in a sadness so deep no tears will come, Josh and Hrishi

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