Smart Girl Politics

Stories for you today: A new movie about Wendy Davis, Anthony Weiner wants you to be his pen pal, and will this year’s flu shot actually work? Interview: Justin Roberts, an Army chaplain whose movie, “No Greater Love,” hits theaters today, just in time for Veterans Day. Question of the Day: Do you get a flu shot every year?

Forget politics, let’s talk culture today (and lend Teri a little moral support!). Topics include the latest in antifa fashion, a nudist-accepting restaurant, and the stressful side effects of Christmas music. Today’s interview is with author Lisa DePasquale, whose new book, “The Social Justice Warrior Handbook,” makes for the perfect present for the radical in your life. QUESTION OF THE DAY: When is the appropriate time to start playing Christmas music?

On today’s show, we cover the results of the Virginia gubernatorial race, 747s leavin’ on a jet plane, gender fluid holiday treats, and the imminent demise of Twitter. And reporter Salena Zito sits down with Teri to discuss a year of Donald Trump.

On this episode, we update the goings-on in Texas and Saudi Arabia, plus one Hollywood starlet’s attempt at cleverness fails. And Decision Desk HQ’s Brandon Finnigan joins Teri to game Election Day in Virginia and what the results will mean for next year’s midterms.

On this inaugural episode of The Daily Edit, host Teri Christoph discusses the massacre in Texas, Rand Paul surviving a second attack by a crazed leftist, the guilty women of Hollywood, and a sweet, sweet victory by the Washington Redskins.

Kira, Teri and April are joined by Gabe Hoffman, producer of the film “An Open Secret”, to talk about Hollywood’s very serious – and very rampant – pedophilia problem. If you thought Harvey Weinstein was the biggest villain in Hollywood, just wait until you hear what Gabe has to say. Sponsor: DonorsTrust

On this pre-Halloween episode, Teri, Kira and April talk about the new season of “Stranger Things” – don’t worry, there aren’t any spoilers – and Joe Biden’s hilarious comment about Hillary. Also, did Bush 41 cop a feel? Why did the Las Vegas security guard leave the country? Why are 3 Musketeers bars so gross? And which kind of dog should April get? Sponsor: RXBAR

On this week’s episode, Kira, April and Teri talk about the resurgence of velvet and Mom Jeans and why in the world April received a phone book. Also, Fake Melania, irrelevant hashtags and takings of knees, and the merits of universal leave accounts. Oh, and why aren’t we still talking about Las Vegas? Sponsor: HelloFresh

SJWs are whining again, and this time it’s about something called “digital blackface.” Teri, Kira, and April discuss that, plus they attempt to answer these burning questions: Why are people so rude in public? Have you finished your Christmas shopping yet? Why would anyone hire Lena Dunham? Is Harvey Weinstein the reason we have Trump? What exactly is the “Cali handshake”? Sponsor: AwayTravel

On this special episode of the Smart Girl Politics podcast, conservative movie critic Christian Toto (HollywoodinToto.com) joins Teri to discuss the Harvey Weinstein debacle, the hypocrisy of actresses like Meryl Streep, and the lasting impacts the scandal might have on Tinseltown. Sponsor: AwayTravel

Why the heck did Cam Newton apologize? He was right to be amused by the rise of affirmative action sports babes. We cover that on this week’s show, plus what motivated the Las Vegas madman, the yuckiness that is Harvey Weinstein, Puerto Rico’s awful mayor, and the saga of Sex and the City 3.

This week, April and Teri tackle – ha, ha! – the issues of NFL players kneeling and why the Dallas Cowboys always suck. Also, missing Hef and the happy return of Steve Scalise. And why does Teri say “I don’t know” so much? (Spoiler alert: She’s not sure). BONUS content: Teri joins fellow Ricochet podcast host Michael Graham to battle it out over why Christians supported Donald Trump. Sponsor: AwayTravel

On this special episode of the Smart Girl Politics podcast, Teri talks with New York Times bestselling author Stephen Mansfield about his new book, “Choosing Donald Trump: God, Anger, Hope, and Why Christian Conservatives Supported Him.” How did Donald Trump become the voice of the Bible-believing heartland? What is Trump’s religious background? Do Christians still support him now that he’s in the White House? And, will we ever see an overtly Christian Commander-in-Chief? Sponsor: AwayTravel

From onion cutting goggles and Rocket Man to the delusional vs. non-delusional political divide, April, Teri, and Kira cover all the latest reasons we have Donald Trump as president. Also, what’s hot on TV this Fall?

On this week’s episode, Kira, April and Teri answer these burning questions: Wid Whiz? Is there a ‘Mad Dog’ Mattis quote for every occasion? Is Trump both for and against amnesty? Why did anyone ever think Hillary was the smartest woman in the world? Should we rename our show, “This is Why We Have Trump”? Sponsor: AwayTravel

This week, April, Kira, and Teri talk about the politics of hurricanes, Steve Bannon’s comments on Catholics and DACA, the convenient Christianity of the left, and Prince George’s first day of preschool!

April, Teri, and Kira cover everything on your mind this – even those things you didn’t know were on your mind. Including rappers and eclipses, stupidity and ESPN, Colin Kaepernick and Tim Tebow, Trump and McConnell, what to wear to a “barn chic” wedding, and why all school kids should wear uniforms.

Teri, Kira and April tackle the hard questions surrounding the events in Charlottesville, including the role of antifa fascists in creating the chaos, why the media is complicit in the ongoing divides, and what President Trump got right.

Facebook birthday massacres, an autism victory for the Christoph family, eclipse weddings, King William, and Hollywood needs fewer sucky female directors. Teri and April cover all this and more!

This week, April, Teri and Kira start with the mess that oftentimes is conservative media (and their chosen spokespersons) and end with how to clean up messes, zone by zone. In between, Kira tells us about her experience at Politicon and April recounts a VICE show documenting one woman’s questionable pursuit of sterilizing drug addicts.