Explore every episode of the podcast Krystal Kyle & Friends

We talk to the comedian about how the Rogansphere messed up comedy.

We talk to Usamah Andradi and Geoff Simpson of Justice Democrats about how Trump’s failures in office call for Democratic leadership, why the old guard isn’t meeting the moment, and what we can do about it.

We talk to Cenk Uygur about Trump 2.0.

Katie Halper joins us to discuss the weaponization of antisemitism allegations.

Our topic with this week’s guest, Dimi Reider, is the IDF’s genocidal plan for Gaza — and why more Israelis don’t oppose it.

Scott Horton joins us to discuss the relations between the Palestinian Authority, the occupying Israeli government, and American leadership, giving us insight into the occupation of Palestine.

Ryan Grim discusses his new book on the secret history of the Squad.

We’re joined by Abby Martin to discuss the ongoing genocide in Palestine.

Krystal and Kyle recap the third debate for Republican presidential hopefuls.

Omar Baddar joins us for an in-depth discussion of Israel’s siege on Gaza, the international response, and growing grassroots organizing to call for a ceasefire.

We talk about Western media’s complicity in Israel’s war on Palestine with guest Adam Johnson.

TYT founder and host Cenk Uygur joins us to discuss his recently-announced bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.

With our guest GoodPoliticGuy, we discuss the latest updates on Israel’s war on Palestine.

Joy Reid talks us through the issues MSNBC didn’t want her to cover, what political convictions inspired her to take on her media role and informed her decision to speak out on Gaza, and how she sees the current media landscape in an age of conservative disasters.

Nina Turner joins us to discuss building labor power through We Are Somebody, a new organization to support striking workers.

Krystal and Kyle break down the second Republican debate.

Activist and writer Naomi Klein joins us to discuss her new book on conspiracy culture.

We talk to political commentator and author Andrew Yang about his latest book, The Last Election — and how political-thriller fiction might offer prescient insight into the precarity of American democracy.

Briahna Joy Gray joins us to discuss the potential of third parties in the American political landscape.

Writer Sohrab Ahmari joins us for a debate: Can left and right populists unite?

A special in-depth analysis of the first Republican debate.

Historian Matt Karp joins us to discuss the midterms and what they tell us about class dealignment in the United States.

Journalist Michael Tracey joins us for a debate over the Trump indictments.

Writer Freddie deBoer joins us to discuss his critique of AOC’s political journey and the fate of the Bernie movement.

We talk to journalist Taylor Lorenz about a pro-Dem dark money fund that’s hiring influencers.

YouTubers Sitch and Adam are back on the podcast for a debate: who’s more authoritarian, the woke or the anti-woke?

We talk to The Vanguard hosts Zac & Gavin about their predictions for the 2024 presidential election.

Representative Ro Khanna joins us to talk about Biden's approach to student debt relief, progressives' endorsement of Biden, and more.

Dr. Wilson of Debunk the Funk joins the show to discuss vaccine conspiracy theories from a scientific perspective.

Libertarian presidential candidate Mike ter Maat joins us for a debate.

Federalist writer and Counterpoints host Emily Jashinsky joins us for a debate on recent anti-trans laws, Trump’s indictment, and more.

Lawyer and classified docs expert Brad Moss takes us through Trump’s recent arrest and the charges he’s facing.

Touré joins us to discuss hip-hop’s political history.

FD Signifier joins us this week to dismantle myths about black conservatism.

We talk to writer and editor David Dayen about the debt ceiling negotiations.

Dr. Mo, an ER doctor who has provided lifesaving care to Palestinians during the genocide, tells us about the horrors he’s witnessed and about how the international community needs to stop turning away.

Media fawns and humiliates themselves over Secretary Pete, Ron DeSantis sinks to new lows in his war on trans people, and Kyle reveals that time he almost had to debate Alex Jones. We're joined this week by Jason Nichols.

Lawyer Mark Bankston gives us a primer on defamation cases.

Political scientist Corey Robin joins us to discuss the corruption scandal surrounding Clarence Thomas.

We talk to journalist Daniel Nichanian about GOP candidates’ losses in school board races, Brandon Johnson’s election in Chicago, and more.

Author and political commentator Norman Finkelstein joins us to talk about his political work, identity politics, the Bernie 2020 campaign, and more.

Lawyer and journalist Bradley Moss joins us to give us a primer on Trump's criminal allegations.

An exclusive interview with Steven Donziger on the Supreme Court’s recent refusal to consider his appeal.

Matthew Zeitlin is on the show this week, taking us through the fallout from the SVB crash and explaining everything you want to know but are too afraid to ask.

Gabriel and John Shipton rejoin us to discuss their powerful documentary, Ithaka, the story of Julian Assange’s persecution and incarceration for whistleblowing on US war crimes.

We're joined by Marshall Kosloff, co-host of The Realignment podcast.

Richard Ojeda tells us about his candidacy for the congressional seat in North Carolina‘s ninth district.

Krystal and Kyle sit down with presidential candidate Marianne Williamson to discuss how she will overcome establishment opposition, her pitch to “normie” Democrats, why this run will be different from the last one, and much more.

Trevor Aaronson of the Alphabet Boys podcast joins us to discuss how the FBI paid and planted an informant in Denver’s Racial Justice Movement.

David Sirota rejoins the podcast to talk about the catastrophic train derailment in East Palestine, OH.