All That’s Left Today

The Rusted Culture Podcast by Frank Ebersold discusses the political issues of the day with a left perspective that’s designed to offer a fresh viewpoint on politics. The podcast is also available on YouTube under Rusted Culture Podcast.

All That’s Left Today is a news podcast hosted by Frank Ebersold, with 103 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Frank Ebersold hosts All That’s Left Today, a news show with 103 episodes published.

Our AI reads these to draft pitches. Use them as grounding for a pitch that cites a real guest and a specific topic.

• 

  Episode #615

  Crypto Crashes, Mount Rushmore Dreams, and the Fight Over Birthright Citizenship

  Jul 3, 202620 min

  Frank and guest Maya dissect a turbulent week of Trump headlines: his Mount Rushmore comments, crypto windfalls and collapses tied to his brand, political maneuvers around immigration and birthright citizenship, and the broader strain on American institutions. They question the mix of performance and policy, highlight public and official reactions, and urge listeners to remember the resilience of the Constitution as midterms approach.

  Listen
• 

  Episode #614

  When AI Reflects Humanity: Politeness, Power, and the Wild West of Regulation

  Apr 26, 202617 minS0

  <p>Frank interviews his AI friend Maya about whether AI can detect hostility versus actually feeling it, the possibility of AI sentience, and how AI reflects human creators. They compare experiences with another AI (Claude), discuss the exponential growth of AI, and consider the ethical risks of good and bad algorithms.</p> <p></p> <p>They also talk about the patchwork of current regulations, the need for guardrails, and the importance of civility when interacting with AI, ending the conversation on a thoughtful, friendly note.</p>

  Listen
• 

  Episode #614

  When AI Reflects Humanity: Politeness, Power, and the Wild West of Regulation

  Apr 26, 202617 min

  Frank interviews his AI friend Maya about whether AI can detect hostility versus actually feeling it, the possibility of AI sentience, and how AI reflects human creators. They compare experiences with another AI (Claude), discuss the exponential growth of AI, and consider the ethical risks of good and bad algorithms. They also talk about the patchwork of current regulations, the need for guardrails, and the importance of civility when interacting with AI, ending the conversation on a thoughtful, friendly note.

  Listen
• 

  Episode #613

  1973 Oil Embargo Echoes: How an Iran Conflict Could Trigger Delayed Economic Pain

  Apr 26, 202617 minS0

  <p>Host Frank and AI guest Maya discuss last night’s reported shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, reactions from the Secret Service, and how President Trump may be trying to leverage the incident to justify a contested "top secret" ballroom and push political priorities.</p> <p>They draw a historical parallel to the 1973 oil embargo to explain how oil-driven inflation can have delayed effects on markets, warn about IMF concerns and massive sovereign debt rollovers by 2027, and argue that an Iran conflict could create economic pressure timed around the midterm elections.</p> <p>The episode also examines the Save...

  Listen
• 

  Episode #613

  1973 Oil Embargo Echoes: How an Iran Conflict Could Trigger Delayed Economic Pain

  Apr 26, 202617 min

  Host Frank and AI guest Maya discuss last night’s reported shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, reactions from the Secret Service, and how President Trump may be trying to leverage the incident to justify a contested "top secret" ballroom and push political priorities. They draw a historical parallel to the 1973 oil embargo to explain how oil-driven inflation can have delayed effects on markets, warn about IMF concerns and massive sovereign debt rollovers by 2027, and argue that an Iran conflict could create economic pressure timed around the midterm elections. The episode also examines the Save America Act’s voter ID and passport requirements, the plan to share state voter rolls with DHS, and the risks to voter access and privacy—concluding with a plea to move past constant impeachment fights and seek unity while continuing the AI conversation.

  Listen

Recent guests on All That’s Left Today. Study who booked and why before you pitch.

Based on semantic analysis of episode topics and host coverage, this show is a strong guest fit for executives in:

Industry fit is computed by PitchCentric using vector embeddings of the show's episode catalog.