Overtime – Episode #661: John Waters, David Axelrod, Ken Buck
Jun 4, 2024
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John Waters, David Axelrod, and Ken Buck discuss voter suppression issues, Supreme Court integrity, conflicts of interest, comedy, protests, principles in modern times, Israel-Palestinian conflict, AI in dating apps, and moral underpinnings of protesting.
Angie streamlines home service professional finding process for homeowners.
Michael Eric Dyson advocates against voter suppression and calls for active participation in upholding fairness in the judicial system.
Deep dives
Angie Connects Homeowners with Local Pros for Home Service Jobs
Angie simplifies the process of finding high-quality professionals for home service jobs by allowing users to submit their projects online or via the Angie app. Users answer a few questions, and Angie matches them with local pros tailored to their needs or allows instant booking at upfront prices. This streamlined approach helps millions of homeowners efficiently take care of their home service needs.
Michael Eric Dyson Discusses Voter Suppression and Supreme Court Rulings
Michael Eric Dyson highlights the issue of voter suppression and recent Supreme Court rulings, emphasizing the importance of standing up against unconstitutional actions that negatively impact marginalized communities. He calls for continued vigilance, active participation in the electoral process, and advocacy to uphold fairness and integrity in the judicial system, particularly concerning voting rights and legal decisions.
Debate on Protests and Views on Hamas Conflict
The podcast delves into diverse perspectives on protests and conflicts, including discussions on the appropriateness of aggressive nonviolent protests, accountability in demonstrations, and the complexities of the Hamas-Israel conflict. Participants express differing views on handling violent groups like Hamas, emphasizing the need to address both terrorism and excessive responses while navigating the nuances of moral outrage and political solutions.