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KAL PENN
Newsweek US
|December 5, 2025
INITIALLY, KAL PENN WAS HESITANT TO DO A PODCAST BECAUSE “EVERY ACTOR HAS A podcast.”
Fortunately for us, he created Here We Go Again, focused on why history keeps repeating itself. “I loved the fact that you could talk about history repeating itself through pop culture, through politics.
But it’s not a political podcast by any means.” That said, Penn, an actor who took a break from Hollywood to work in the Obama administration, still very much has a foot in advocacy. “If you wanna go through the death spiral of social media and make yourself anxious,” go for it, he says, but he’s not going to join.
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