Dan Goldman

Type: Person

As of November 2026, Dan Goldman has been mentioned in 11 episodes across 4 podcasts, first heard Jan 2026 on MeidasTouch. Dan Goldman is frequently mentioned in relation to his role as a Democratic congressman and former federal prosecutor, particularly in hearings concerning Donald Trump and Epstein-related investigations. He has been criticized for his political stance, described as "freakishly left," while also being recognized for his rigorous questioning during congressional hearings, where he pressed for transparency and accountability regarding alleged cover-ups and unredacted documents.

U.S. Representative (NY-10); former federal prosecutor at U.S. House of Representatives; Democratic Party specializing in Federal prosecution, Congressional oversight, National security law (general).

Dan Goldman at a glance
Mentioned in11 episodes on 4 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardJan 2026 on MeidasTouch
RoleU.S. Representative (NY-10)
AffiliationU.S. House of Representatives; Democratic Party

What do podcasts say about Dan Goldman?

4 quotes, recorded on MeidasTouch.

How do different shows talk about Dan Goldman?

2 shows discussed Dan Goldman in these episodes; MeidasTouch leans favorable.

Which podcasts has Dan Goldman appeared on?

Dan Goldman came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on MeidasTouch.

Which podcasts mention Dan Goldman most?

MeidasTouch (7 episodes), Megyn Kelly (2 episodes) and Pod Save America (1 episode) mention Dan Goldman most.

  1. MeidasTouch — 7 episodes · More people from MeidasTouch
  2. Megyn Kelly — 2 episodes · More people from Megyn Kelly
  3. Pod Save America — 1 episode · More people from Pod Save America
  4. Morning Wire — 1 episode · More people from Morning Wire

More podcast appearances

What is Dan Goldman mentioned alongside?

Dan Goldman is most often mentioned alongside Attorney General Pam Bondi, Donald Trump and Melissa J. Kohberger.

Criticizes: Attorney General Pam Bondi, Donald Trump

Mentioned together: Melissa J. Kohberger, Donald Trump, Department of Justice (DOJ), Julian Assange, Lindsay Halligan, Megan Kelly, House Judiciary Committee, Catholic Church, United States Congress, The New York Times Magazine