Grace Kuhlenschmidt

Katherine LaNasa, Emmy-winning actress who plays Nurse Dana and drew on her own cancer treatment, and Grace Kuhlenschmidt, field journalist who reports on snakebite researcher Tim Friede. They explore a heavily financed Melania documentary and its controversial production, plus Tim’s self-experimentation with venom and the biotech race to turn human immunity into universal antivenom.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt, field reporter exploring car-free Cul-de Tempe and 15-minute city controversies. Mychal Threets, librarian and new Reading Rainbow host who wrote I’m So Happy You’re Here. They investigate walkable neighborhoods, conspiracy claims, surveillance fears, and the joy and mental-health role of libraries.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt, a correspondent on The Daily Show known for her comedic insights, joins to tackle the bizarre fallout of Trump’s distancing from MAGA over the Epstein files. They dive into a satirical exploration of political absurdities and the proposed 'America Party' by Elon Musk, gauging New Yorkers' reactions to his questionable ideals. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson shares her journey in filmmaking, inspired by '90s classics and the challenges of creating horror while keeping props discreet from onlookers, revealing the humor in chaos.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt, a field correspondent reporting on digital nomads in Mexico City, profiles Americans drawn by cheap rent and margaritas and the local backlash over gentrification. Jacob Frey, Minneapolis mayor, discusses local resistance to federal immigration enforcement, activist-driven wins, legal pushback, and coordinating with other cities to protect civil rights.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt, a correspondent known for her comedic street interviews, joins the discussion alongside Michael Kosta. They dive into the surprising manifesto from the controversial Luigi Mangione, poking fun at absurd political appointments. Grace engages New Yorkers in a light-hearted quest for who deserves a pardon from Biden while author T.J. English shares gripping tales from his book about America's cocaine empire. The episode blends humor with serious discussions about crime, politics, and the complexities of redemption.

Jonathan D. Cohen, a historian and author focused on sports gambling, joins Grace Kuhlenschmidt, a correspondent known for her satirical insights. They dive into the chaotic feud between Trump and Musk, exploring the surreal dynamics at play. Cohen sheds light on how legalized sports betting has permeated American culture, revealing the psychological effects and public health crisis it creates, especially among young men. The discussion also touches on the alarming normalization of gambling addiction through technology and fantasy sports.

Tressie McMillan Cottom, award-winning author and sociologist, discusses the implications of Donald Trump’s unexpected election win and the complexities of American identity politics. Grace Kuhlenschmidt interviews non-voters to uncover their reasons for political disengagement, revealing widespread feelings of apathy. Together, they explore how these dynamics affect the Democratic Party's future strategies and the pressing need for clarity in political messaging as the 2024 election looms.

Join historian and author Yuval Noah Harari, known for his insights on global issues, alongside political commentator Grace Kuhlenschmidt and campaign email ghostwriter Susan Callipenni-McIntyre. They delve into the contrasting debate strategies of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, with Kuhlenschmidt breaking down Trump's unique tactics. Callipenni-McIntyre shares hilarious anecdotes about the absurd world of political fundraising emails. Harari discusses his new book and tackles the threats of AI, the human role in bureaucracy, and offers a glimmer of hope amidst information chaos.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt, a comedian and actress known for her work on The Daily Show, shares her insights on the latest drama from Love Island USA. She discusses the fascinating dynamics of contestant relationships, including a standout toxic couple that has everyone talking. The conversation blends humor with personal stories about navigating adulthood and the quirks of identity in the entertainment world. Grace also weighs in on the impact of music and culture, reflecting on the ups and downs of reality TV life.

Grace Kuhlenschmidt, a comedic contributor to The Daily Show, brings her wit to a discussion on political abstinence, shedding light on why some people are opting out of voting. She dives into the absurdity of border politics with Michael Kosta, revealing how border control measures often act as chaotic political tools. The show also features Ronny Chieng’s hilarious take on Magic: The Gathering intertwining with GOP ambitions, proving that even gaming can reflect the craziness of political maneuvering.