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Forget the media talking points—“Rivera and Reeves” is where the spin stops and the real talk begins. We tackle the news, politics, and cultural battles the mainstream wants you to ignore, all from a perspective that values truth, freedom, and common sense. Delivered with wit, humor, and a whole lot of coffee, this is the podcast for anyone who refuses to be spoon-fed narratives and is ready to think critically about the world around them. Think of it as coffee with two friends who aren’t afraid to say what you’re already thinking. Subscribe and Follow Us! 🎧 Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform and join our community on Substack! (https://riveraandreeves.substack.com/) 📲 Stay in the loop and follow us on social media: Instagram: @RiveraAndReeves (https://instagram.com/riveraandreeves) Twitter/X: @RiveraAndReeves (https://x.com/riveraandreeves)

Publisher

Meseidy Rivera and Rachel Reeves

Category

news

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

14 Aug 2024

Latest episode

5 May 2026

Latest episodes

71 of 161 episodes have a transcript.

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   5 May 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Ep. 227 | Summer Hiatus, SCOTUS Earthquake & Tucker's Dodge Reel

   The girls are taking the summer off — but not before breaking down the redistricting war that's about to reshape the midterms. Meseidy and Rachel walk through the SCOTUS ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, why Justice Jackson's dissent reads like a political pamphlet, and how the map fights in Texas, California, Virginia, and Florida are quietly setting up a passive civil war over House control. Then: the Senate races worth watching (Maine's Nazi-tattoo Democrat, Michigan's progressive pile-up), Tucker Carlson's New York Times interview and the dodge-and-deflect playbook spreading across the podcast world, and Spencer Pratt's surprisingly serious run for LA mayor. Final episode until September — make it count. 🎧 New episodes return the first Monday of September. Paid subscribers, check your inbox. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Why Rivera & Reeves is taking a summer hiatus and what's coming back in September Louisiana v. Callais: the 6-3 SCOTUS ruling on racial gerrymandering and Justice Jackson's dissent The redistricting battle map — Texas, California, Virginia, Florida, and what each move actually nets Senate races to watch: Susan Collins vs. Graham Platner in Maine, the Democrat primary chaos in Michigan Tucker Carlson's New York Times interview and the "it's well known" school of argumentation The grift cycle: how Tucker, Megyn Kelly, Sean Ryan, and the Young Turks are all running the same script Spencer Pratt's mayoral run in LA and why secret Democrat voters might actually flip the 🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss the comeback. 📬 Substack: https://riveraandreeves.substack.com/ 🎙 Listen everywhere podcasts live. Chapters 00:00 Cold Open & Summer Hiatus Announcement 07:14 Louisiana v. Callais & the SCOTUS Ruling 22:08 The Redistricting Battle Map 33:04 Senate Races to Watch in 2026 41:00 Tucker Carlson's New York Times Interview 53:11 The Podcast Grift & the "Unite With the Left" Pivot 1:11:20 Spencer Pratt for LA Mayor 1:19:40 Outro & September Plans Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands (https://redcircle.com/brands) Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy (https://redcircle.com/privacy)

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   23 Apr 2026TRANSCRIPT

   R&R Ep. 226 | SPLC Indicted for Paying Nazis — And That's Just the First 20 Minutes

   The Southern Poverty Law Center just got indicted by a federal grand jury — and the details are wild. Meseidy and Rachel break down the charges, the shell companies, the payments that allegedly went straight to a Klan leader and the guy who helped organize Charlottesville. If you’ve been wondering why the “Nazi” narrative against half the country never seemed to die, this episode connects some uncomfortable dots. Also on the table: Virginia’s mid-decade redistricting power grab, the judge who threw it out hours later, and what it means heading into the midterms. Plus, Hassan Piker and the New York Times are now openly pitching “micro looting” as political protest, and a sitting congressman went on the House floor to argue Jesus was gender-fluid. You can’t make this stuff up. But they’re trying. Episode Highlights Federal grand jury indicts the SPLC — between 2014 and 2023, they allegedly paid over $3 million to Klan leaders, Nazi groups, and the organizer of the Charlottesville “Unite the Right” rally Shell companies with names like “Center Investigative Agency” (CIA) and “Fox Photography” used to funnel payments — none ever incorporated, none ever had employees Turning Point USA, PragerU, Alliance Defending Freedom, Moms for Liberty, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali all still sit on the SPLC’s “hate group” list Virginia’s redistricting referendum passes by a hair, gets invalidated by a circuit court judge the next day — the new map hands Democrats 10 of 11 seats in a state Harris won by 5 points Hassan Piker, The New York Times, and a New Yorker staff writer sit down to openly advocate “micro looting” as legitimate political protest Congressman Justin Jones tells the House floor that God is gender-fluid and Paul agrees — and David French apparently thinks he’s more Christian than most Republicans Follow Us On Youtube! YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@RiveraandReeves) Hit play, grab your coffee, and catch up on what’s actually happening. If this episode earns a share, send it to someone who’s been repeating the same three talking points since Saturday. They need this more than they know. Not a paid subscriber yet? Join us LIVE Tuesday & Thursday at 12:30 pm, get ad-free access the moment we publish, plus our monthly live unfiltered stream every last Saturday at 11:30 AM EST. Subscribe now Chapters 00:00 — Intro & Subscriber Reminders 03:40 — The SPLC Federal Indictment 20:40 — Shell Companies & the Paper Trail 32:45 — Virginia’s Redistricting Power Grab 47:50 — Hassan Piker & “Micro Looting” 1:00:00 — Defending Brian Thompson’s Murder 1:11:50 — Congressman Says God Is Gender-Fluid 1:20:10 — Wrap Up & Subscriber Info Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands (https://redcircle.com/brands) Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy (https://redcircle.com/privacy)

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   21 Apr 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Ep. 225 | The Analog Comeback Is Real — But AI Is Already Here

   Hosts Meseidy and Rachel explore Gen Z's analog comeback and the rapid advancement of AI, debating its impact on human connection and society.

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Ep. 227 | Summer Hiatus, SCOTUS Earthquake & Tucker's Dodge Reel

Published 5 May 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] Then the court rolled that they actually needed to. Then that was challenged and they said, no, we want to go back to the, like, why can't we just leave it as it is essentially? It was challenged and then that's brought in the question of whether or not you can gerrymander or you can create a district based on race only. So if you saw the Louisiana map, it was like a snake. It was like, it ran the length, like, I think it went from New Orleans all the way up to Shreveport, which was ridiculous. It was hilarious. That in Illinois, Illinois also. Yeah. So they ruled that you can't do that. That what you have to do because so before you could just say it appears or there is a potential that this could be racist or it could in the, in regards to racist, by the way, it's the whole point of the VRA was concerns that black individuals could not be elected into Congress or or Senate. […]

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6,557

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.9 / 5

342 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

146 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 84 / 100

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Quality

93

Social presence

97

YouTube

74

Engagement

67

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