"Before becoming a podcaster, Jennifer Welch had a successful career as an interior designer and co-starred in a reality show on Bravo. But, since 2022, she and Angie Sullivan, her co-host on the podcast "I've Had It," have gained millions of fans as a sounding board for left-leaning political frustrations. These aren't only concerns about MAGA but also about the Democratic establishment that she views as captive to a corporate agenda."
"since 2022, she and Angie Sullivan, her co-host on the podcast "I've Had It," have gained millions of fans as a sounding board for left-leaning political frustrations. These aren't only concerns about MAGA but also about the Democratic establishment that she views as captive to a corporate agenda. Welch talks with David Remnick about her contentious interviews with Cory Booker and Rahm Emanuel, her belief in "dark woke," and how a white Oklahoma woman in her fifties emerged as one of the most provocative voices"
Jennifer Welch transitioned from a career as an interior designer and a Bravo reality-show co-star to co-hosting a podcast with Angie Sullivan that found a large audience after 2022. The podcast functions as a sounding board for left-leaning political frustrations directed at MAGA and at a Democratic establishment perceived as captive to corporate interests. Welch has conducted contentious interviews with figures like Cory Booker and Rahm Emanuel and articulates a belief in "dark woke." A white woman from Oklahoma in her fifties, Welch has become a notably provocative voice on the contemporary left.
Read at The New Yorker
Unable to calculate read time
Collection
[
|
...
]