How to Watch Axios Season 4 on HBO Max

Learn more about the news, politics, and more in detail with Axios. Partnering with HBO, this news series offers unique looks at politics, business, media, technology, and science with attention to interviews and documentary shorts. If you’re wondering how to watch Axios on HBO Max, here are some methods to do so.

Where to Watch Axios Season 4

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How Many Episodes Are in Axios Season 4?

There are 20 episodes in Axios season four. Each episode lasts 30 minutes on average. You can check the complete list of Axios episodes and their scheduled date release here below.

Season Four

“President Volodymyr Zelensky; Jason Wright, Washington Football Team”: January 31, 2021
“AFL-CIO President, Richard Trumka; Sec. Pete Buttigieg”: February 7, 2021
“Vice Pres. Harris; Dr. Fauci; P.R. Gov. Pierluisi; Pres. NYSE”: February 14, 2021
“NIH Dir. Collins; Fitbit CEO James Park; AFT Pres. Weingarten”: February 21, 2021
“White House Advisor Cedric Richmond; Reddit&FireEye CEOs; Miami Mayor”: February 28, 2021
“Sen. Lindsey Graham; Sen. Joe Manchin; Pfizer & Ripple CEOs”: March 7, 2021
“Sen. Bernie Sanders; WH Chief of Staff Ron Klain; Shell & GLAAD CEOs”: May 9, 2021
“Rev. Franklin Graham; Trump’s attempted troop withdrawal; Cameo CEO”: May 16, 2021
“Rep. Liz Cheney; US Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy; Atlanta Fed. Pres.”: May 23, 2021
“Sec. of State Blinken; WTO Director-General; Roblox CEO; Gavi CEO”: June 6, 2021
“US Amb to the UN; Intl Atomic Energy Agcy; Chamber of Commerce; Maersk”: June 13, 2021
“Pakistan PM Imran Khan; Sec Marcia Fudge; Fmr Rep Katie Hill; United”: June 20, 2021
“Afghan amb. to the U.S.; Cardinal Turkson; JPMorgan’s CEO Jamie Dimon”: October 3, 2021
“Sec. of Labor Marty Walsh; Ben & Jerry; Airbnb’s CEO”: October 10, 2021
“Sec. of Education Cardona; Sen. Bill Cassidy; Intel CEO; Coty CEO”: October 17, 2021
“Sen. Rand Paul; NASA’s Bill Nelson; FTX CEO; Matt & Mercedes Schlapp”: October 24, 2021
“Sen. Josh Hawley, R-MO; Serum Institute of India CEO; Amtrak CEO”: November 7, 2021
“Chris Christie; NATO Sec. Gen. Stoltenberg; Jobs in space; IBM CEO”: November 14, 2021
“Rep. Rashida Tlaib; Flexport CEO; Rep. Hakeem Jeffries; Lab-grown meat”: November 21, 2021
“Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth; Rep. Clyburn; Lucid Motors; Cherokee Nation”: December 12, 2021

Previous Seasons

Season Three: March 2020 – December 2020
Season Two: June 2019 – December 2019
Season One: November 2018

What Are the Critics Saying About Axios Season 4?

Axios has no official critic reviews. IMDB rates the series a 6.5/10 based on viewer scores. Most reviews are positive, however, many of the negative reviews cite the series as too politically biased. Overall, if you’re looking for a more low-key 60 Minutes style of show with extended interviews and in-depth looks at articles, this may be worth a watch.

“Axios had the show almost everyone in the media was talking about for more than 24 hours Sunday night and Monday — a very long time to be at or near the center of the cable news conversation with today’s nano-second news cycles.” – David Zurawik, The Baltimore Sun

“Although some interviews, like with Joe Biden and Tiankai, take up entire episodes, most shows have other elements, including a short documentary and animation segment.” – David Bauder, AP News

Is Axios Season 4 Suitable for Kids?

Axios is rated TV-14, which is suitable for viewers over the age of 14. However, the series may contain real-world topics, themes, and frightening or intense scenes not suitable for younger audiences.