National Review's Radio Free California Podcast -- Episode 168: Caitlyn Jenner for Governor?

Caitlyn Jenner at *Vanity Fair*‘s Oscar party in Beverly Hills, Calif., on April 3, 2018 (Danny Moloshok / Reuters)

Episode 236: Unuseful Idiots

August 5, 2022

Federal attorneys say California’s 2018 secession movement was backed by Russia’s intelligence agency.

Special Episode: Solutions to Three California Crises [235]

August 2, 2022

Will talks with three California Policy Center colleagues.

Episode 234: Monkeypox Business

July 27, 2022

State senator Scott Wiener knows whom to blame for San Francisco’s monkeypox outbreak (the federal government).

Episode 233: Burning Bridges

July 20, 2022

Senator Tom Cotton takes on Berkeley law professor Khiara Bridges on transgenderism, and David and Will consider Nancy Pelosi’s affection for Harry Bridges and more.

Episode 232: Visually Impaired Pigs Find Acorn

July 12, 2022

Before he was recalled by voters, DA Chesa Boudin joined Los Angeles DA George Gascon to sue the San Diego law firm behind thousands of complaints.

Episode 231: The Abercrombie & Fitch Candidate

July 8, 2022

Gavin Newsom launches his presidential run with “Come to California” ads in Florida, and violates the state’s travel ban with a ‘family trip’ to Montana.

Episode 230: Crime and Punishment and the Brothers Chesa (and George)

June 28, 2022

Will talks about rising violent crime with Michael Reynolds, a man with a personal connection to California’s landmark Three Strikes law.

Episode 229: ‘You’ve Got Bigger Things to Do, Dawg!’

June 23, 2022

While California continues its long decline (on roller skates on ice), Governor Gavin Newsom boldly trolls Republicans on Truth Social.

Episode 228: Less Than Total Recall

June 15, 2022

Dems work overtime to discount the recall of San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin.

Episode 227: A Day at the Racism

June 7, 2022

It’s Election Day in the Golden State! California’s official reparations study is in, shot through with self-contradiction and recommendations for failed policies.