The Guardian has published a podcast episode, presented by Jonathan Freedland with Guardian US columnist Moira Donegan, that sets out questions about the US midterm elections and their aftermath, according to the episode listing on The Guardian's podcast page.
The Guardian's listing frames the episode around what Donald Trump would do if he loses in November. Its summary says the program asks whether Trump will accept a "blue wave" if one happens, whether young people have turned away from centrist politics for good, and whether the United States will ever recover its image on the world stage. The Guardian says the hosts will answer these questions and others.
The Guardian also promotes a post-midterms live event hosted by Freedland and says tickets are available through its site. The listing does not give the event's date, location or program. Its summary ends in a sentence about watching Freedland on another service, and that sentence is cut off in the text provided.
Credits in the listing name Freedland as presenter, Donegan as the guest and Nada Smiljanic as producer. The Guardian's summary describes the questions but does not report any answers the hosts gave, so this report does not characterize their views on Trump, on young voters or on the country's image abroad.
No other outlet's coverage of the episode was available for this report, so the description of its contents rests entirely on The Guardian's own listing, which is written to promote the program.
Sources: The Guardian: What will Trump do if he loses in November? Your questions answered - podcast.