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Under The Stars: With Noah Hughey
Under The Stars: With Noah Hughey
Author: Noah Hughey
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"Under the Stars: With Noah Hughey" was a weekly news-politics podcast that ran from October of 2018 to June of 2022. In which, host Noah Hughey would use modern examples of political discourse from the same news everyone in America was reading to preach a political philosophy of reason, empathy and independent government in a world of hyper-partisanship.
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This week, I close off the last season of Under the Stars with a deep dive into this show's history and my pathos in making it, as well as a final assessment of the American political landscape. Thank you for your support and taking the time to listen to my show! I hope I can see you again sometime soon! Find me on Instagram or Twitter (@hugheynoah)
Sensitive content warning: This podcast contains sensitive material that some listeners may find disturbing, discretion is advised.
This week, I cover a progressive CA prosecutor's recall, the Biden Adm's decision to ramp up solar panel production alongside balancing a tariff investigation with solar panel imports, and the first prime time January 6th Committee hearing's importance and impacts.
This week, I cover President Biden and the Democrats' latest gun reform calls, updates in the trial for the Buffalo, NY shooter, and the crazy "Big Lie" film that claimed it could authoritatively prove Donald Trump won the 2020 election sneaking into theaters across the country.
This week, I talk about Biden's comments on the US' support of Taiwan, The Georgia primaries, and the tragic shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
This week, I talk about the Buffalo shooting over the weekend, the NC and PA Primary Results, and the US Congress' decision to send $40 billion in aid to Ukraine.
This week, I cover Biden's poor polling among young voters, Ron DeSantis' feud with Disney and a piece I enjoyed in the Washington Post about unaffiliated voters like myself flooding partisan primaries.
This week, I talk about Ketanji Brown Jackson sitting before the Senate Judiciary Committee, 2 GOP governors vetoing bills that block trans teens from participating in grade school sports, and the US recognizing that Russian soldiers have committed war crimes in Ukraine.
This week, I cover Russia's banning of some social media outlets, requests to China for aid, as well as rhetoric around elusive "US Biolabs" in Ukraine as well as the White House's briefing of the war for Tiktokkers.
This week, I cover the continuing updates from Ukraine, Gas prices and other Inflation.
This week, I cover updates from Ukraine, the State of the Union, and Trump's new legal peril from the January 6thg Select Committee.
This week, I cover the various accomplishments made inside of America's courtrooms, and the linkage between partisans and the judicial system.
This week I cover new revelations surrounding former President Donald Trump's handling of documents, Ron DeSantis' green light of what critics call the "Don't Say Gay" bill and the NC Board of Elections giving a thumbs up to activists to sue Madison Cawthorn, and prevent him from running for office in the midterms.
This week, I cover Trump's dangerous rhetoric, the US and Russia's face-off at the UN Security Council meeting and Joe Rogan's mishandling of his platform, how he responded, and the implications it has on the consumption of news media in America.
This week, I talk about mounting tensions in Ukraine pushing the Biden Administration to send resources to the nation, Nancy Pelosi's announcement to run for re-election, and Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer's retirement announcement.
This week, in the season 5 premiere, I cover Biden's first year as president, the Senate's complicated relationship with he filibuster in relation to voting rights legislation, and China's oppressive shadow over the athletes at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
In the 2021 finale, I cover the entire year in politics, giving my quasi-historical analysis of the news headlines of the year, and where I think we should go next because of them. Happy holidays and have a great new year!
This week, I discuss Mark Meadow's reversal of cooperation with the January 6th committee, the Biden Administration's decision to diplomatically boycott the Winter Olympics in Beijing, and CNN's Don Lemon caught in the crossfire's of Jussie Smollett's contentious trial.
This week, I cover the Omicron COVID variant, Loren Boebert and Ilhan Omar's new feud, and Mark Meadow's decision to comply with the January 6th Capitol Riot Select Committee.
This week, I talk about Biden's challenges with America's foreign opponents, and right here at home with it's detractors.
This week, I cover the Biden Admin's defiance of the appellate courts and Trump's to the January 6th Committee-- knocked down BY the courts.







