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Chapter 1: Richard BrookhiserListen now | The Hangover begins with Richard Brookhiser (American historian and longtime editor at National Review) making a statement that is both…
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An Introduction with Chris StirewaltListen now | What is The Hangover? Chris Stirewalt is here to answer that question and preview his limited-run podcast that aims to explain what went…
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Chapter 2: Eric CantorListen now (57 min) | With a country split practically down the middle when it comes to politics, it’s a truism that the GOP needs to broaden its base…
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Chapter 6: John PodhoretzListen now | Conservative journalism has changed markedly since John Podhoretz began his career at the Washington Times in the early 1980s. When Matt…
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Chapter 3: Matt ContinettiListen now (54 min) | Chris Stirewalt’s third guest is AEI Fellow and Washington Free Beacon founder Matthew Continetti, who gives voice to the story of…
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Chapter 4: Steve KornackiListen now | NBC’s Steve Kornacki saw his star shine a little brighter on November 3rd, 2020 and the succeeding weeks as he walked Americans through the…
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An Epilogue with Chris StirewaltListen now | The Hangover has now concluded, and Chris Stirewalt thought it appropriate to provide an epilogue to the series. If the last four years…
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Chapter 5: Parker PolingListen now | While it’s true that Chris Stirewalt came to perform an autopsy on the GOP’s 2020 election strategy and results, it’s worth pointing out…
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Chapter 7: David GladeListen now | The Hangover concludes on a unique note, as David Glade, rector of Virginia’s Christ the King Anglican Church, joins Chris Stirewalt to…
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