We're Not Wrong About Cratering Cable News and Standing Desks
Nov 14, 2024
The hosts tackle the plummeting ratings of cable news, suggesting whimsical new formats like puppet anchors and Jerry Springer-style showdowns. They critique the current media landscape and reflect on how it influences public trust. The conversation pivots to health, debating the pros and cons of standing desks versus sitting. Personal anecdotes add humor, alongside insights about political dynamics and how they affect personal health choices. The discussion wraps up with a lighthearted view on political charisma and bizarre interactions.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Media Meets the Military: A Defense Dilemma
03:23 • 7min
Political Charisma and Media Decline
09:55 • 19min
The Pitfalls of Cable News: Seeking Truth Beyond Soundbites
28:49 • 4min
Reimagining News: From Chaos to Creativity
33:00 • 17min
Reimagining Political Broadcasting and Campaign Spending
50:10 • 2min
Standing Desks and Silly Encounters
52:23 • 16min
Election Insights and Anecdotes
01:08:42 • 14min
Transgender Healthcare and Political Landscape
01:22:13 • 12min
Navigating Political Turbulence: Immigration, Education, and Personal Reflections
01:34:21 • 19min
The Unpredictability of Supreme Court Justices
01:53:17 • 2min