They Are, in Fact, Out to Get You: How Justified Paranoia has Defined the Media of Trump 2.0
If there’s one person who’s dominated my headspace throughout the existence of The Postrider, but who I somehow have never written at length about, it’s Tim Robinson. A sketch comedian who began the 2010s with a somewhat unremarkable run as ...
The Postrider Roundup: Minneapolis, Greenland, and Reconciling MAGA with Isolationism
Wale is Just Early
The Postrider Roundup: Who Won, Lost, and Fell On Their Face in 2025?
The Postrider Roundup: Indiana’s Redistricting Failure & The Big 2026 Bet
The Postrider Roundup: What on Earth is Going on in Ukraine and the Caribbean?
It’s time for a foreign policy roundup as the Postriders try to suss out what the Trump administration’s plan is for Ukraine and its continued military buildup in the Caribbean. Follow Postrider Podcasts on Spotify Follow Postrider Podcasts on Apple ...
Did Rochelle Jordan Sneak Into the Album of the Year Race?
“I’m not too much, you just give too little” is a quote from Rochelle Jordan’s song “Doing it Too,” which encapsulates her Album of the Year caliber project Through the Wall. Jordan has been in the industry for a long ...
The Postrider Roundup: What 2025 Meant, a Republican “Civil War” & and the Shutdown’s End
What did the 2025 elections mean? What is going on in the Republican Party? And what did the end of the shutdown and the return of the Epstein files tell us about the current moment in politics? Michael and Lars ...
The Woke Wars Are Over. That’s a Good Thing for Democrats
The other day, I was listening to a post-election episode of The Brian Lehrer Show analyzing the election of 34-year old-democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s next mayor. Given the scale of Mamdani’s victory (he captured over 50% ...