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What do you know about politics? What should you know? Forget views, beliefs and opinions – politics is really a science. In this audio and video podcast, Dr. Kirby Goidel and Dr.

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  1. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Inside Political Science #047 – The World Cup: A Political Tool? (opens the original)

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    Can sports change the way the world sees a country? On this episode, Kirby and Todd interview Professor Guy Whitten, who brings the perspective of both a fan and a political scientist when it comes to speaking on the World Cup. Together, they discuss why countries decide to host the World Cup, how hosting shapes a country’s national identity and image, and what effects the US obtained from hosting this year’s World Cup. For more on this show and to listen to past episodes, visit tx.ag/InsidePoli

  2. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Inside Political Science #046 – Changing The Viewpoint: Trump’s Effect on the System (opens the original)

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    Has Donald Trump permanently changed American politics? On this episode, Kirby joins Todd as a guest alongside his son and co-author, Spencer Goidel, a Texas A&M doctoral graduate and assistant professor of political science at Auburn University, to discuss their book, “The Trump Realignment.” The conversation explores Trump’s effect on the party system, what political realignment means and where American politics may go from here. For more on this show and to listen to past episodes, visit tx.a

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