Focus Group Podcast: The Complete Season 1 - All Six Episodes

This is a collection of the entire first season of The Focus Group. Enjoy more than four hours of vintage qualitative analysis from Sarah Longwell and her guests.

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Here's a little more on this season's guests.

Amy Walter is a seasoned political analyst with over 25 years of experience, serving as the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of the Cook Political Report, and a frequent contributor to media outlets like PBS NewsHour, NBC's Meet the Press, and CNN's Inside Politics; she also holds advisory and trustee roles at the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics and Colby College.

Bill Kristol is a highly influential political commentator and editor-at-large at The Bulwark, celebrated for his intellectual lineage and for shaping the intellectual landscape of American politics.

Tim Miller is a columnist at The Bulwark's and the author of the best-seller "Why We Did It: A Travelogue from the Republican Road to Hell." He ran communications for Jeb Bush's 2016 presidential campaign and helped lead the charge against Trump as the political director for Republican Voters Against Trump.

Jonathan V. Last is the editor of The Bulwark, and previously served as senior writer and digital editor at The Weekly Standard.

David Shor is a data scientist and political consultant known for his expertise in electoral strategy and public opinion. He serves as head of data science with Blue Rose Research.

James Carville is a legendary political strategist best known for defining Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign with the memorable phrase "It's the economy, stupid." A frequent commentator and author, Carville has been an influential voice in Democratic politics and political analysis for more than 30 years.