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Political Gabfest Live in NYC with Special Guest New York Times’ Wesley Morris

David Plotz, Emily Bazelon, and John Dickerson

Dec 07, 2023

Join Emily, John, and David for a live taping of their signature discussion, banter, and bickers.

The Political Gabfest is heading to New York City for a live show at The 92nd Street Y, New York on Thursday, December 7.

Join Emily Bazelon of The New York Times Magazine, John Dickerson of CBS News, and David Plotz of City Cast for their signature discussion, debate, and banter as they wrestle with the most important political, legal and cultural questions of our age. Stephen Colbert has described the Gabfest as a conversation among four smart friends, where YOU are the fourth. And now you can join the conversation in person!

Don’t miss this live taping of the Political Gabfest’s iconic “Conundrums” episode where Emily, John, and David close out 2023 puzzling over life’s perplexing questions—with special guest The New York Times’ Wesley Morris.

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