The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle - Podcast Rankings and reviews

With intelligence, calm tone of voice, and excellent guests to provide details and background, Stephanie gives me the news without increasing my stress. As a woman of 78, anxiety threatens me as I witness the damages to our democracy. Stephanie provides the facts with hope. She enables me to feel like a friend she informs with positive perspective for the future.

Stephanie Ruhle nails it night after night with smart sassy talk. Keeps her cool keeps her smile and lives in the real world. Informative fact checked stories told with strength and compassion. Truth matters big time and Stephanie delivers consistently. Thank you Stephanie and corporate MSNBC who gave her the 11th Hour seat!

The March 18 episode was the most uplifting thing I have heard in ages. I have shared Your great interview with drag queen Jinkx Monsoon with my family and friends in support of my trans grandchild. Thank you for all your political insight AND your humanity!

Not easy to replace Brian, with that said, stephanie has now set the tone and direction of where the 11th Hour will now go. It is her show now and I am impressed with her smarts, dry wit and her ability to think on her feet. With Rachel now on one day a week, I now start my msnbc podcast with Stephanie and then move to Deadline White House (late at night for sure). A heady move by Msnbc.

How can you replace Brian Williams with just meh ? It’s like they didn’t even try and just hired the first person who was available. Ruhle annoys me with her style of constantly asking questions that’s she obviously already knows the answers to. She doesn’t bring any new viewpoints or topics. The show is not horrible but it’s not good either, kinda boring. Her voice is fine which is always a plus but I’ll think I will take a pass on this one for now. Such a shame because Brian Williams was my favorite podcast. I know these are hard shoes to fill but I think you can better.

Ms Ruhle constantly interrupts her guests. When listening to this show as a podcast, these interruptions make it impossible to follow along - and her guests are some of the best on this network.