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Jennifer Briney
@CongressionalDishTracked since May 2026
Creating Congressional Dish podcast.
Observed Aug 26, 2026 · staleModeled revenue
Paid members
992
−0.8% · 30-day rate from 23 observed days
Total audience
1,649
incl. free followers
Estimated monthly gross
$9.9K
$5K–$14.9K modeled range
Starting price
$5/mo
7 membership tiers
Pricing and benefits captured publicly
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$5/moProducerThis is set at $5 because that's the minimum Patreon will allow, but you get to pick your funding level because we're all about trust and fairness here. How much value do you receive from each episode? How much do you think it should be worth in this world? Whatever number just popped into your head: Pick that! And that will make you an official Congressional Dish producer. As a Congressional Dish producer, you will also have access to the private audio feed, which we've nicknamed our green room. In the green room, you will find: "Golf swing-free" versions of every public episode, released as soon as they are done Access to all of the "Thank You" episodes which were taken off of the public feed at the end of 2021Mystery Science Theater 3000 style episodes during which Jen and friends record their real time reactions to events in CongressBehind-the-scenes information about Congressional Dish's production Stories from Jen and Joe Briney's travels as full time digital nomadsInformal conversations between Jen and... ??? It could be anyone, really. Anything else Jen wants to share with you while avoiding the wrath of random internet trolls All Patrons are also welcomed with open arms into an amazing community of fellow Congressional Dish producers who often share fascinating follow up information and their unique perspectives in the comments sections of our episodes. You can contribute to and benefit from these producer-only internet conversations, which are refreshingly friendly
$10/moHosting ProducerAs a hosting producer, you will be paying the costs of hosting the episode on the internet. You will be facilitating the ability for listeners to learn about the U.S. Congress from anywhere in the world.
$40/moAudio ProducerAs an Audio Producer, you will be providing support for one hour of sound clip collection services, which facilitates the ability of our audience to hear what's happening in Congress for themselves.
$50/moSecurity ProducerAs a Security Producer, you will be paying for the security of the Congressional Dish website, keeping the show notes and podcast safe from daily DDoS attack attempts.
$200/moEditing ProducerAs an Editing Producer, you will be providing the editing services for each episode, one of the most important expenses as it turns the podcast into a professional production that is easy for listeners to enjoy
$535/moExecutive ProducerAs an Executive Producer, you are providing a significant portion of the show's production costs and, for every $535 you contribute, you can have your name listed as an Executive Producer on an episode you are most proud to have produced. Executive Producer credits determine the order in which episodes are listed on the Most Valuable Episode's page which gives you - as someone who is the most invested in the show - influence over the recommendations for new listeners.
Growth signals: Jennifer Briney
−0.8%
Membership992 paid members · 30-day rate from 23 observed days
1K1K990
May 202617 weeks trackedNow
Jennifer Briney992 members · $9.9K/mo
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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Jennifer Briney | Freshness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |  Jesse Dollemore & Brittany PagePodcastsContent relevance + business context | 1,062 | 70 more | Aug 28, 2026 |
| #2 |  Jennifer BrineyProfilePodcastsPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 992 | Reference | Aug 26, 2026Stale |
| #3 |  Eyes Wide OpenPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 851 | 141 fewer | Aug 13, 2026Stale |
| #4 |  Ricky & EliotPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 569 | 423 fewer | Aug 11, 2026Stale |
| #5 |  The Politics GuysPodcastsContent relevance + business context | 216 | 776 fewer | Aug 24, 2026 |
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Article Latest post$5 tier & upLast Week in Congress 5/19/2026 (Uncensored)May 19 Unlock with membership Buy post $5 8 5
May 19 8 likes 5 commentsSAVE America Act (Uncensored)Locked Last Week in Congress 5/19/2026 (Uncensored) $5 8 Buy now Locked SAVE America Act (Uncensored) $3 14 Buy nowArticle5/19/2026$5 tier & up 0 0Jennifer BrineyLast Week in Congress 8/17/2026 (Uncensored) August 18 Find out what’s happened in Congress in August...ArticleAugust 18$5 tier & up 8 9Join to unlock 14 22 Share LockedNo public preview was captured for this post.Article5d ago$5 tier & up 0 22Jennifer BrineyFind out what happened in Congress during the last week of July...ArticleAugust 3$5 tier & up 22 39Jennifer BrineyLast Week in Congress 7/29/2026 (Uncensored) July 29ArticleJuly 29$5 tier & up 16 2Jennifer BrineyThe Texas Hill Country flood that killed 139 people was described as a natural disaster. But after digging through state legislative hearings and Congress’s oversight of FEMA, I found something else: many of the deadliest consequences weren’t just caused by the weather. They were the result of policy choices. This episode follows the disaster from the storm itself to the way Congress prepares—or fails to prepare—the United States for the floods to come.ArticleJuly 27$5 tier & up 14 4Jennifer BrineyLast Week in Congress 7/20/2026 (Uncensored) July 21ArticleJuly 21$5 tier & up 13 10Jennifer BrineyJune brought a massive expansion of ICE and immigrant detention, failed efforts to rein in the unauthorized war with Iran, a debate over U.S. support for Israel’s actions in Lebanon, and the confirmation of two controversial lifetime judges. We examine what passed, what failed, and what comes next.ArticleJuly 11$5 tier & up 0 0Jennifer BrineyFind out what happened in Congress at the end of June...ArticleJuly 2$5 tier & up 15 8Jennifer BrineyFind out what happened in Congress during the third week of June...ArticleJune 25$5 tier & up 0 0Jennifer BrineyIn CD340: No More Iran War, Congress finally pushes back against President Trump’s unauthorized war with Iran as Republicans join Democrats to pass War Powers resolutions rejecting the conflict. Jen breaks down those historic votes, the few laws Congress passed in May, and the Trump administration officials confirmed to powerful positions overseeing public lands, environmental policy, prosecutions, and the courts.ArticleJune 22$5 tier & up 13 4
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