No Agenda Show 1778 - "Three Holes One Bag"
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Jul 3, 2025 A tragic warehouse explosion sparks a lively discussion about fireworks safety and cultural differences in their usage. The hosts dive into political narratives, examining how legislators shape public perception on key issues like healthcare and Medicaid cuts. They humorously critique government spending amid absurdities and explore geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding Ukraine. The episode takes a lighter turn with anecdotes about community connections, innovative podcasting features, and even a nostalgic chat about handmade alpaca blankets.
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Fireworks Accident in Childhood
- Adam Curry shared a childhood fireworks accident story in the Netherlands at age 11.
- A small firework box exploded, causing mayhem but no serious injuries, changing his view on fireworks.
Midterms Drive Health Bill Politics
- The big health care bill vote is a political move focusing on midterm election gain.
- Neither party prioritizes citizens' healthcare but aims to gain seats by fear messaging.
NPR Bias and Funding Lament
- NPR uses heavily one-sided, negative coverage on the health bill and public media funding.
- Public media complains 1% cuts threaten survival despite ongoing substantial funding.
