Too Much Information with Abe and Traci

This week's installment of Too Much Information is about the Senate hearings of Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson -- which were aptly summed up by Elie Mystal of The Nation: "... for the first time in history, a black woman will start the advice and consent proces... Read more

Conservatives in Idaho and Texas are working hard to make it illegal to be a trans person, and in Florida, they don't talk about gay, no, no, no. Traci and Abe take your calls. Also -- more on the war in Ukraine. Read more

Join Traci and Abe for more on Ukraine, and a closer look at the newest Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson. Also -- why observations of hypocrisy, however galling, aren't sufficient to settle an argument. Read more

The world has changed. Russia's invasion of neighboring Ukraine has brought an end to the so-called Great Power Peace, the tenuous cease-fire that has prevailed among the world's nuclear powers since the end of the Second World War. Traci and Abe take your calls. Read more

Remember when Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted, and we predicted that we should expect more armed attacks on protesters? Well, that prophecy has come true, right here in Portland. Traci and Abe take your calls. Read more

Neil Young is far, far cooler than Joe Rogan. This we know. But Rogan is more valuable to Spotify, the platform that distributes his podcast -- despite repeated expressions of bigotry, quackery, and deadly pandemic misinformation. Join Traci and Abe for a dive into the murk... Read more

With the pending retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer, a vacancy has opened on the U.S. Supreme Court. What does it mean for the future of civil rights and bodily autonomy? Will Republicans object to seating a new Justice a mere 33 months before a presidential election? And... Read more