Will Lanhee Chen be the first Republican controller of California in decades? This week on the show, Katie and Don sit down with him to discuss his candidacy.

Katie and Don spoke with Andrew Yang in person for this week's episode. They discussed what he learned running for mayor of New York and for president as well as his new political party Forward.

This week on the show, Don and Katie talk to Teresa Keng about her experience as a business owner in the pandemic and as a woman in politics.

This week on the show, Katie and Don revisit the Chinese Exclusion Act and discuss Don's work to secure an official apology from the US government.

This week, Katie and Don talk with Boston Mayor candidate Michelle Wu. They'll talk about motherhood, political role models, and what makes Boston special.

This week, Katie and Don discuss one of Don's favorite authors. They'll discuss themes of isolation, magical realism, and Murakami's long career.

This week on the show, Katie and Don reflect on the factors that contributed to Andrew Yang's defeat in the New York Mayoral election and theorize about where he might go next.

This week on the show, Katie and Don revisit their US vs. China matchup and consider whose economy is best poised to recover from the pandemic.

This week on the show Katie and Don discuss political satire, entertainment, and Andrew Yang's interview with comedian Ziwe.

This week on the show Don and Katie discuss their experience with bone marrow and organ donation.

This week on the show, Katie and Don discuss Grace Meng's recent endorsement of Andrew Yang, how campaigns strategize and solicit endorsements, and tell stories from the 2020 presidential campaign.

This week on the show Katie and Don reflect on how India's Covid surge teaches us lessons about vaccination, global cooperation, and political leadership.

This week on the show, Katie and Don discuss the backlash to Andrew Yang's recent tweet weighing in on the recent violence and how campaign communication strategy plays out.

This week on the show, Katie and Don discuss the Me Too movement and how political sex scandals have changed in recent decades.

This week on the show, Katie and Don have a panel discussion with the one of the first Fujianese political candidates in NYC and a political consultant who's worked with Andrew Yang, Bernie Sanders, and Barack Obama

This week on the show, Katie and Don will discuss gun control, recent mass shootings, and the intersection of AAPI hate crimes and gun ownership.

Continuing their panels with New York City Council candidates, this week, Katie and Don chat with Sandra Ung and Gigi Li who are running in Flushing and Chinatown, respectively. They'll discuss hate crimes, the challenges of caretaking during the pandemic, and their roles as women in politics.

This week on the show, Katie and Don reflect on why new immigrants tend to gravitate towards conservative candidates, Don's political evolution, and recommend some books.

This week on the show, Katie and Don chat with New York City Council Candidates Dao Yin and Edwin Wong. They'll discuss NYC's recovery from the pandemic, how to combat hate crimes targeting Asian Americans, and their favorite spots in Queens.

This week on the podcast, Katie and Don compare various countries' responses to the pandemic.