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The PolyPolitics Podcast

The PolyPolitics Podcast

By: Christopher Turner
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Moving beyond the clips to bring you the full story. Join Christopher Turner for the in-depth conversations that a social media feed just can’t hold.We are building on the energy of our community of over 138,000 followers across YouTube and TikTok. While the streams are for the live energy, this show is where we go deeper. We are moving past the headlines to bring you unfiltered, focused conversations with the voices shaping our world today. If you have been following the journey across social media, this is where you get the complete and uncut perspective.Copyright 2026 Christopher Turner Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • The Cost of Power: Trump, the Planter Scandal, and TDS
    Jul 10 2026
    Sex Scandals, Soccer, & South Dakota: Politics Unfiltered

    The Graham Platner Bombshell: Explosive sexual misconduct allegations are rocking Maine’s political landscape. We break down the disturbing details surrounding Platner and expose why true accountability remains so frustratingly out of reach in modern politics.

    • Trump’s World Cup Chaos: From unexpected interference with the World Cup to hijacking America’s upcoming 250th anniversary, we dive into the latest absurdities surrounding Donald Trump.
    • The Battle for Rural America: South Dakota House candidate Nikki Gronley joins the show for an exclusive, no-holds-barred interview. She tackles the brutal reality of devastating tariffs, the shifting future of farming, and the worsening rural healthcare crisis.

    Chapters:

    (00:00)Allegations come out against Maine's Graham Platner

    (00:18) New allegations have come up against Maine's Graham Platner about sexual misconduct

    (05:51) Kevin McCarthy: Sexual misconduct has to stop. This is not a left or right problem

    (11:15) Diversifying their news turned out to be a common factor in leaving MAGA

    (14:38) Donald Trump couldn't stay out of World Cup controversy

    (18:00) Make sure you guys are ready to vote this November

    (21:07) Nikki Gronley says South Dakota farmers have been affected by tariffs

    (29:37) The ability to get an operating loan for this season was challenging for farmers

    (30:40) 20% of world's fertilizer markets come through Hormuz strait

    (34:32) Mount Mount was the state director for USDA Rural Development in South Dakota

    (39:51) Medicaid cuts are affecting rural hospitals, I've been told

    (43:50) Are you pro universal health care or what's your stance on that

    (49:59) The seat that you're running for also carried Trump pretty significantly in 2022

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    54 mins
  • Supreme Court Rulings Are In!
    Jul 3 2026
    Executive power is expanding—and the stakes for marginalized communities have never been higher.Host Christopher Turner is joined by Ari, a familiar face to viewers of the PolyPolitics YouTube channel, to dive deep into the Supreme Court’s monumental rulings on immigration and birthright citizenship. Then, the conversation shifts to the future of the heartland as North Dakota congressional candidate Trygve Hammer stops by to discuss his unique journey into politics and his vision for a changing political landscape.

    Chapters:

    (00:00) Christopher Turner welcomes Ari to the Poly Politics Podcast

    (00:51) There have been several major decisions on immigration in the last week

    (01:16) Supreme Court rules against Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship

    (05:34) Supreme Court ruled on asylum law that is already in existence

    (10:32) Supreme Court upheld temporary protections for Haitian and Syrian immigrants on Friday

    (18:02) Chief Justice Roberts expressly wrote monetary policy should not be subject to political influence

    (22:46) Republican court shuts down any appeal to defamation case over alleged sexual assault

    (25:47) Two transgender athletes were challenged for being banned from women's sports

    (31:04) Supreme Court rulings on campaign finance and mail in ballots are significant

    (32:21) The RNC sued Mississippi for allowing mail in ballots five days after election day

    (35:11) The Great American State Fair on the National Mall is turning into a disaster

    (39:15) Ari Hammer is running for US Congress in North Dakota

    (41:35) One of the biggest issues facing America right now is rising costs

    (48:01) You weigh the scales between fossil fuel energy and what are considered green energy

    (50:29) You're very staunchly pro union. How do you think encouraging more unions would help energy workers

    (52:47) You went to the Republican convention talking to voters about cultural issues

    (57:33) Why do you think Republicans and registered Independents should vote for you in November

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    56 mins
  • Is Congress Pushing Back?
    Jun 26 2026

    Host Christopher Turner tackles why the SAVE Act suddenly vanished from the media, growing fractures within the GOP, and urgent administration missteps. Plus, Louisiana Congressional Candidate John Day joins the show to discuss his fight for District 3 and bringing real representation back to the state.

    Chapters & Timestamps
    • (00:00) Christopher Turner: Congress finally has a job to do on voting rights
    • (04:39) Mike Johnson: Congress should check the president when he acts incompetent
    • (09:38) Deep Dive: Demystifying the Tulsi Gabbard cult allegations
    • (12:34) Security & Accountability: Six arrested for allegedly vandalizing Trump's reflecting pool
    • (16:45) Exclusive Interview: John Day for Congress on flip-flopping politics and real Louisiana representation.

    Connect With Us & Resources
    • Support the Campaign: Learn more about John's platform or chip in to help build a stronger future at John Day for Congress.
    • Follow the Show: Hit follow/subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or Amazon Music so you never miss an episode!

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    51 mins
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