The Catch Up Pod

Host Teddy Tutson breaks down the turmoil plaguing President Trump following his inability to forcefully condemn the actions of Nazis and white supremacists in Charlottesville. Plus, the details on why Steve Bannon was dismissed from The White House, and a chat with comedian Quincy Jones about the battle over Confederate statues, Tina Fey's "sheetcaking" movement, and more.

Host Teddy Tutson takes a closer look at the circumstances that led to tragedy in Charlottesville, VA, where white supremacists and Nazis held a political rally that ended with multiple deaths. Plus, a conversation with comedian Eddie Pence about the Google Memo, raising kids in the Era of Trump, and how discussing politics has changed in White America.

President Trump and the White House are reeling following a leak of the president's conversations with the Mexican and Australian heads of state. Host Teddy Tutson takes a look at how embarrassing the transcripts are for Trump, as well as Jeff Sessions' efforts to end leaks once and for all. Also, a look at the president's new chief of staff, and the latest developments in Robert Meuller's ongoing investigation. Plus, comedian Josh Denny chats about the challenges of being a libertarian, and his issues with the documentary, "What The Health."

Host comedian Teddy Tutson gives a recap of the latest whirlwind of Senate votes on repealing the Affordable Care Act, and the Republicans who thwarted Mitch McConnell's plans. Also, a look at the potential ban on transgender persons from serving in the military, and a chat with comedian Emilia Barrosse about the larger than life character populating The White House.

Following the latest Congressional Budget office score, host Teddy Tutson takes a look at the most recent developments in Senate Republicans' quest to pass a health care bill. Plus, Donald Trump's explosive interview with New York Times, and the latest personnel changes at the White House. And comedian Tamer Kattan joins the show to talk about the collision between comedy and politics while performing on the road.