Todd takes the reins for this one while on his yearly European study abroad. Recorded in Germany, Texas A&M and University of Passau students debate political systems, issues, social media, populism, fake news and more in our latest episode. tx.ag/IPSYouTube tx.ag/IPSSpotify tx.ag/IPSApple

The latest episode of Inside Political Science is out. I talk to Clifford Young at Ipsos about pollsters as guides and the art and science of interpreting poll numbers and our forthcoming book Nativist Nation - examining the politics of immigration. tx.ag/IPSYouTube tx.ag/IPSSpotify tx.ag/IPSApple

The Democrats didn’t lose to the couch but we already knew that, right? Trump still would have won in 2024 even if everyone had voted www.npr.org/2025/06/26/n...

Wow, college baseball is broken. Thrown out for arguing balls and strikes?

What issues matter to college students? Is there hope for political common ground among the next generation? Three Texas A&M students join us on our new episode of “Inside Political Science” for a robust discussion of student perspectives. tx.ag/IPSYouTube tx.ag/IPSSpotify tx.ag/IPSApple

Personal biases confirmed! 😂 www.nytimes.com/2025/06/02/w... Drinking Coffee Is Associated With a Longer, Healthier Life, According to a New Study - The New York Times

What a weirdly gripping and captivating book - “When We Cease to Understand the World.” I finished it and bought “The Maniac” immediately. www.theguardian.com/books/articl...

This quote 😂. “Unless you’re a political science major, you came here for an education. Take and make something out of it,” youthtoday.org/2025/05/afte...

On the latest episode of "Inside Political Science," we talk with Boston University’s Matt Motta about the science of politics and his book “Anti-Scientific Americans.” tx.ag/IPSYouTube tx.ag/IPSSpotify tx.ag/IPSApple

Spencer Goidel & @kirbygoidel.bsky.social explore how nostalgia & authoritarianism influenced public attitudes within the U.S. context. Nostalgic Americans are more likely to support political strongmen, violations of rules, norms, & institutions, & the use of political violence against opponents.

Cantankerous Kentuckians as a headline and it wasn’t referencing me or @gaddiewindage.bsky.social www.axios.com/2025/03/12/t...

Can we be serious? The U.S. has the best colleges and universities in the world. A college degree continues to have real world economic value, and colleges throughout the country are drivers of their local economies. This “chaos” has been manufactured. www.axios.com/2025/03/02/t...

Support for business involvement in politics is instrumental not principled. academic.oup.com/poq/advance-...

The latest episode of Inside Political Science has been released! Todd and I talk to Brandon Rottinghaus @bjrottinghaus about Texas politics and presidential greatness!! kamu.tamu.edu/radio/radio-... tx.ag/IPSYouTube tx.ag/IPSSpotify tx.ag/IPSApple

Have you ever wondered what the public thinks about weight loss medications like Ozempic? I'm excited to say that my new paper with @mattmotta.bsky.social and colleagues tackles this question, examining public concerns about safety and supply shortages. Check it out here 👇! doi.org/10.1017/S174...

Do the first 100 days of a presidency still matter? In the latest Inside Political Science episode, we tackle presidential honeymoons and the Hunter Biden pardon. Plus, $587,000 a year!? Why Gen Z thinks that’s the number needed for comfort. tx.ag/IPSYouTube tx.ag/IPSSpotify tx.ag/IPSApple

In the latest episode of Inside Political Science, we talk to Heath Brown, author of Roadblocked: Joe Biden's Rocky Transition to the Presidency about the politics of presidential transitions. Listen at tx.ag/IPSSpotify or watch at tx.ag/IPSYouTube.