Storms, Statues & Savannah Bananas

Jillian breaks down the midterm election results and what they could mean for Congress, the administration, and voters’ priorities. She explores possible political fallout, the incoming Congress’s challenges, and early speculation about 2028 presidential contenders, while discussing issues including immigration, health care, campaign spending, and AI oversight.

Jillian kicks off the week with Halloween recaps and big wins for the Milwaukee Brewers and the Golden State Valkyries. She also pays tribute to Sir Patrick Stewart and wishes Jack Campbell a speedy recovery. Then she looks ahead to midterm election day: what to watch, what could be contested, and what she hopes Congress does next. She closes with pop culture, including Apple's new flip phone, Apple TV+, The Mob, and her Bravo watchlist. Follow PoliWine on Instagram @poliwinetime and TikTok @poliwine.

Jillian tackles midterm chaos, campaign cash, and White House drama—with sharp takes and the kind of humor that makes even the wrong-Portland ad hard to believe. Plus, she connects the political power plays to MobLand.

Jillian serves up Bravo’s latest chaos—from Below Deck to the Housewives—with sharp takes, season predictions, and her signature humor. Expect messy alliances, questionable decisions, and Jillian saying what everyone else is thinking.

From hurricanes and earthquakes to a controversial Trump statue, the Savannah Bananas, and a Netflix thriller, Jillian takes on a whirlwind of headlines with her signature humor and sharp commentary. It’s news, sports, politics, and pop culture—with more than a few unexpected turns.

Jillian covers a dramatic midair rescue, breast cancer awareness and early detection, AI’s role in medicine, and the political tensions ahead of the midterms. She wraps up with a quick take on HBO Max’s War, starring Dominic West and Sienna Miller.

Jillian tackles the White House media ban, political chaos, and growing fears about AI—with sharp takes and her signature humor. From a self-inflicted press-access mess to the unsettling possibility that AI is already outpacing its creators, she connects the headlines, calls out the absurdity, and keeps the conversation lively. Big stories, blunt commentary, and just enough wit to make the chaos easier to face.

Jillian kicks off Season 4 with reflections on Dolly Parton, Bob Mackie, Steve Irwin, and the lasting impact of 9/11. She also discusses hydrocephalus awareness, political gridlock, and growing concerns about AI safety and regulation—before ending with a nostalgic look at the new Mr. T documentary, I Pity the Fool.

Jillian kicks off a full-on Bravo breakdown, celebrating the Real Housewives franchise’s 20th anniversary while revisiting the chaos that made it iconic. She works through a ranked list of the most memorable moments, adds her own swaps and honorable mentions, and even lets AI weigh in on which scenes deserve a spot in the hall of fame.

Host Jillian Ku sits down with candidate Dan Williams of Florida and Ramon Perez of the Digital Democracy Project to explore a bold idea for the future of politics: letting constituents help shape how their representative votes. Dan explains his direct democracy campaign for Florida’s 11th District, where bills are broken down into plain English and major issues are put directly in front of voters. Ramon breaks down how the Digital Democracy Project is building the secure voting infrastructure behind it all, from verification to encrypted vote records.