Beg to Differ with Mona Charon: Tucker's Unique Malevolence — April 28, 2023: Jill Lawrence joins the show to discuss Biden's 2024 announcement, Kamala's rehabilitation, Tucker's tumble, E. Jean Carroll's testimony, and Disney's counterattack on DeSantis.

The North Koreans Do a More Nuanced Show — Feb. 24, 2023: Jill Lawrence joins B2D to discuss the revelations about Fox, Biden v. DeSantis on Ukraine, and Marjorie Taylor Greene's national divorce talk.

Midterms mayhem 2022: Watch Jill Lawrence discuss democracy, abortion and the risk of voting for Republicans — even the "Good Republicans" — with Lisa Senecal and Maya May of The Lincoln Project on "We're Speaking."

History has just kept happening: Read Jill Lawrence's November 2021 interview with Connecting, a newsletter for Associated Press alumni, about how political journalism has evolved (many more women doing it, for a start); her path to online media and opinion journalism; the challenges of the last few years; and why she married her editor.

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Political Deal: Watch Jill Lawrence talk to Steve Scully of C-SPAN's Washington Journal about her book spotlighting congressional Democrats and Republicans who managed to break through gridlock, and about prospects for compromise in the Trump era.

Analyzing the 2016 presidential race: Listen to Jill Lawrence discuss the candidates and the landscape with Marty Moss-Coane and Glenn Thrush on WHYY's Radio Times.

Assessing the 2014 midterms: Listen to Wisconsin Public Radio's post-election interview with Jill Lawrence (her segment begins at the 20-minute mark).

Read the Brookings Institution Primaries Project report by Jill Lawrence and Walter Shapiro: "Phoning It In and Failing to Show: The Story of the 2014 House Primaries."

Twitter as a tool for journalists: Read Muck Rack's interview with Jill Lawrence.