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Published by Michael Campanella, Jake Huffaker
Split Ticket is a weekly political podcast hosted by Michael and Jake, two friends who see many of the same problems affecting American life but often arrive at completely different solutions. Together, they unpack the week’s biggest stories in politics and culture, pulling from economics, history, philosophy, and social science. Michael is a heterodox independent who believes capitalism works best when paired with strong regulations and wealth redistribution. Jake is a conservative who is committed to a flat tax and minimal government. But they both love America! New episodes released Wednesday mornings, wherever you get your podcasts.
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Split Ticket hosts Michael Campanella and Jake Huffaker break down the most important stories in politics and culture every Wednesday morning. On this inaugural episode of Split Ticket, they discuss political extremism one year after the assassination of Charlie Kirk and Charlie's legacy and impact. Then they move to a discussion about Zohran Mamdani's AI moratorium in schools - is this a positive use of the state? A discussion about how and when children should use technology and if we should have federal AI regulation follows. Finally, they unpack Trump's childcare subsidy proposal and reflect on lessons learned from 9/11 25 years after the attack.
Welcome to Split Ticket, your home for honest perspectives on politics, culture, ethics and more, outside the echo chamber. Released every Wednesday morning!
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Observed September 10, 2026. Cached outside the daily freshness window; the positions keep the date they were taken on.
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