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Conversations. Context. Clarity. Whether it's going behind the scenes with your favorite actors and athletes, or getting expert insights on the issues that affect you every day, Emmy-winning journalist and veteran host Marc Istook digs deeper to share the stories and perspectives you might otherwise miss. Because there's always more to the story.Marc Istook アート 社会科学
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  • Presidents Have to Follow the Rules, Too... Right?

    Presidents Have to Follow the Rules, Too... Right?
    2026/08/25
    Attorney Mark Lyda has built a rapidly growing social media audience by doing something deceptively simple: reading the law, digging into the details, and explaining what they actually mean. In this episode of MORE with Marc Istook, Marc (Istook) talks with Mark (Lyda) about his unexpected evolution from practicing attorney to online legal commentator - and why he believes social media has become an important place for serious conversations about law, politics and democracy. They dig into the challenge of creating thoughtful content in a medium that rewards speed and outrage, why Mark says he normally wouldn’t even discuss politics “in polite company,” and what finally convinced him that staying quiet wasn’t an option. Then they turn to some of the biggest legal questions surrounding the Trump administration, including the SAVE America Act, immigration enforcement, executive power, birthright citizenship, the Supreme Court and what Mark sees as weaknesses being exposed in America’s legal and political systems. Marc also reconnects with Mark for a special follow-up conversation after a new Supreme Court ruling involving President Trump’s executive order targeting mail-in voting. Mark explains why the Court’s decision did not declare the order constitutional, why litigation over it remains unresolved, and why he believes the uncertainty could create significant problems ahead of the midterm elections. In this episode: 00:00 - Cold open: “They rule it’s illegal... but we’re going to let it proceed?” 00:32 - Introduction to Mark Lyda 02:03 - From practicing attorney to social media creator 05:29 - How Mark scripts and researches his videos 06:05 - How long a one-minute video can actually take 07:14 - The “psychological gauntlet” of creating content online 08:55 - Social media as a new way people consume news and information 10:17 - What would Walter Cronkite be doing today? 11:22 - Why the quality of information matters more than the platform 12:41 - Covering politics when the news feels like “drinking from a fire hose” 13:11 - The SAVE America Act and ICE push Mark into political commentary 15:11 - “You would have done what you’re doing now” 16:15 - Why major stories can disappear amid the constant flood of news 17:26 - What happens when legal guardrails stop working? 18:13 - Trump as a stress test for weaknesses in the legal system 19:43 - Finding stories worth digging into 20:46 - The SAVE America Act and “visions of Saddam Hussein’s elections” 21:16 - Why Mark doesn’t want to make the 100-millionth “Trump is bad” video 23:08 - Giving people useful facts they can carry into real-world conversations 24:47 - Can confidence in the rule of law be repaired? 25:11 - Why Mark says the Supreme Court is legitimate - even when its decisions are deeply troubling 26:13 - The structural reforms he believes government needs 27:23 - Should Democrats use the same expansive executive powers if they regain control? 28:54 - The Trump action Mark considers most clearly unconstitutional 29:09 - Birthright citizenship and the Constitution 30:02 - Why the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling was more complicated than 6-3 33:44 - Supreme Court ethics and structural reform 35:16 - What bothers Mark most about the Trump presidency: “It’s the brutality” 36:17 - Stephen Miller, political power and “an unholy mix” 36:56 - Government dysfunction, institutions and the normalization of bigotry 38:49 - Racism becoming more openly expressed BONUS: Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting 39:19 - Breaking-news addendum begins 39:54 - What exactly did the Supreme Court decide? 40:21 - “They ruled it illegal... but we’re going to let it proceed?” 41:08 - What Trump’s executive order actually does 42:32 - Threatening state election officials with prosecution 43:20 - When does the constitutional harm actually occur? 44:01 - Why the appeals process may not finish before the midterms 44:28 - Could this inject chaos into the November election? 45:07 - The legal catch-22: sue too early, then potentially too late 45:33 - Mark’s prediction: “There is a guarantee that it will muck up the works” 46:56 - What disruption could mean for states heavily reliant on mail voting 48:01 - How problems at the margins could affect close races 49:19 - Could changes to mail voting disproportionately affect Democrats? 49:50 - Trump himself votes by mail 50:02 - Could discretion over mailed ballots create unequal treatment? 52:29 - False positives in federal voter-eligibility databases 53:06 - “Please tell me it’s going to be okay, Mark” 53:23 - Mark’s answer: turnout matters 53:38 - “Vote early and vote often.” “No!” Follow Marc: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marcistook TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marcistook YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@marcistook Substack: https://morewithmarcistook.substack.com Website: https://www.marcistook.com Find more episodes ...
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    54 分
  • Trey Wingo Is Not Mike Tirico

    Trey Wingo Is Not Mike Tirico
    2026/08/19
    For more than two decades, Trey Wingo was one of the most recognizable faces and voices at ESPN, anchoring SportsCenter, hosting NFL Live and covering everything from the NFL Draft to major golf championships. Now, he’s doing things on his own terms. In the inaugural episode of the revamped More with Marc Istook, Trey joins Marc for a wide-ranging conversation about ESPN’s heyday, the changing sports-media landscape, why he has little interest in manufactured hot takes, and what he enjoys about building an independent media business. They also revisit some of the defining moments of Trey’s ESPN career, including helping turn NFL Live from an afterthought into appointment television, hosting the unprecedented 2020 NFL Draft during COVID, and anchoring SportsCenter alongside Bob Ley in the days after September 11. And yes, Trey also explains why he is definitely not Mike Tirico. In this episode: 00:00 - Trey Wingo is not Mike Tirico 00:31 - Welcome to the revamped More with Marc Istook 01:16 - Why Marc and Trey had to record the entire interview twice 03:00 - The surprisingly small world of sports broadcasting 04:21 - Trey’s Texas roots, Baylor and some very deep Fort Worth references 06:24 - What the iconic ESPN sound still means to Trey 09:12 - When ESPN was the common language of sports fans 10:25 - Trey’s dream of working at ESPN and realizing how big it had become 12:43 - Why sports television feels different today 13:38 - Trey on ESPN now: “We take ourselves very seriously, and if there’s time we’ll talk about sports” 14:36 - Why Trey wants to know what analysts know, not just what they think 17:11 - “No bits, no bullshit, just ball” and the freedom of independent media 18:34 - What great sports television used to get right 21:04 - How Overreaction Monday started 21:41 - Why Trey refused to bury Tom Brady and Bill Belichick 24:35 - What made Bill Belichick such an adaptable coach 27:14 - Dale Hansen’s influence on Trey as a broadcaster and storyteller 29:34 - The strangest cases of mistaken identity in Trey’s career 32:19 - Trey’s biggest “pinch me” moments at ESPN 33:30 - How NFL Live became appointment viewing 34:17 - Hosting the historic 2020 NFL Draft essentially alone in the studio 36:08 - Anchoring SportsCenter after 9/11 and why Bob Ley changed Trey’s mind about going on the air 39:31 - Life after ESPN 40:03 - Why Trey says he’s having a blast now 41:27 - Golf, football and the freedom to cover only what he actually cares about 42:51 - Building the Wingo Network and moving from cable to YouTube 43:50 - Why authenticity is at the center of Trey’s new work 45:42 - How sports betting changed the sports-media business 49:03 - Why Trey has become more willing to speak out online 49:30 - “I hate politics. But I don’t like people lying.” 50:31 - Final thoughts and the legend of the lost first recording More from Trey Wingo You can find Trey’s latest work across The Wingo Network, including: Trey Wingo Presents on YouTubeTrey Wingo Golf on YouTubeInside Football on YouTubeThe Wingo Network on your favorite audio podcast platform Trey also hosts Golf Live with Justin Ray, breaking down the biggest stories and developments from the world of golf. Follow Trey on social media for more sports analysis, commentary and updates on his latest projects. More with Marc Istook More with Marc Istook brings you conversations, context and clarity - from behind-the-scenes stories with actors and athletes to expert perspectives on the issues affecting your everyday life. Because there’s always more to the story. Watch full episodes: YouTube Follow Marc: Instagram | TikTok | Facebook | Threads More: morewithmarcistook.substack.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
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    52 分
  • The New Name: More with Marc Istook

    The New Name: More with Marc Istook
    2026/08/17

    A new name. A broader focus. The same curiosity.

    In this short announcement, Marc shares why "Dream Job" is evolving into "More with Marc Istook." The show will continue going behind the scenes with interesting people from sports, entertainment and media, while also featuring experts and newsmakers who bring greater perspective and insight to the issues that affect us every day.

    Conversations. Context. Clarity.

    Because there’s always more to the story.


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