Brendan Carr

Type: Person

Brendan Carr

As of November 2026, Brendan Carr has been mentioned in 4 episodes across 4 podcasts, first heard Oct 2025 on Radiolab. Named as one of the CEOs the host highlights while discussing nurse staffing ratios and executive compensation at NYC-area hospitals.

Brendan Thomas Carr is an American lawyer who has served as the chair of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) since 2025. He has additionally served as a Commissioner of the FCC since 2017.

Brendan Carr at a glance
Mentioned in4 episodes on 4 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardOct 2025 on Radiolab
RoleCommissioner
AffiliationFederal Communications Commission
FieldTelecommunications policy; Government

What do podcasts say about Brendan Carr?

4 quotes, recorded on Theo Von and The Daily Show.

  • I want to just mention these wonderful CEOs by name today.
    Theo Von · · Hear it
  • Let's begin with Brendan Carr, FCC chairman...
    The Daily Show · · Hear it
  • It doesn't work like Brendan Carr, what he's trying to do.
    MS NOW · · Hear it
  • Archive clip implies coercive posture: we can do this the easy way or the hard way in a censorship/state-control news montage.
    Radiolab · · Hear it

How do different shows talk about Brendan Carr?

4 shows discussed Brendan Carr in these episodes.

Which podcasts has Brendan Carr appeared on?

Brendan Carr came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on MS NOW.

Which podcasts mention Brendan Carr most?

The Daily Show (1 episode), Radiolab (1 episode) and Theo Von (1 episode) mention Brendan Carr most.

  1. The Daily Show — 1 episode · More people from The Daily Show
  2. Radiolab — 1 episode · More people from Radiolab
  3. Theo Von — 1 episode · More people from Theo Von
  4. MS NOW — 1 episode · More people from MS NOW

What is Brendan Carr mentioned alongside?

Brendan Carr is most often mentioned alongside Media, Pledge America and Federal Communications Commission.

Criticizes: Media

Influenced by: Pledge America

Affiliated with: Federal Communications Commission

Mentioned together: Media, Mark Leibovich, Ben Smith, Paramount, The Washington Post, Ratings, South Park, Ted Sarandos, Liberalism, Stephen Colbert