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13 snips
Feb 6, 2025 • 1h 45min

About the US Sovereign Wealth Fund and Super Bowl Ads

The discussion kicks off with the proposal of a US Sovereign Wealth Fund to acquire TikTok, raising eyebrows about potential pitfalls. Trump's remarks on Gaza stir up political implications further fueling debate. The cultural significance of Super Bowl ads comes under scrutiny, highlighting a perceived decline in creativity. The group explores the absurdity of boycotting and the importance of engaging in dialogue across political divides, all while keeping the humor alive with anecdotes and sharp commentary on contemporary issues.
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24 snips
Jan 30, 2025 • 1h 31min

About the Colombian Stand Off and Justin Baldoni vs. Blake Lively

A fascinating discussion unfolds around the diplomatic stand-off between Donald Trump and Colombia over migrant repatriation. The conversation shifts to celebrity gossip, igniting debates about the public image battles faced by Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. The hosts delve into the complexities of immigration laws and the treatment of asylum seekers, alongside a humorous take on the absurdities in political discourse. With anecdotes on classic shows and the evolving media landscape, the episode keeps the balance between serious topics and lighthearted banter.
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14 snips
Jan 22, 2025 • 1h 19min

About The TikTok Ban That Wasn't and Indoor Inauguration (LIVE FROM DC)

The lively discussion kicks off with humorous takes on city living and parenthood. It dives into the curious saga of TikTok's political turmoil, examining the implications of U.S. legislation on tech. Speculation runs wild about Trump's indoor inauguration amid extreme weather, sparking amusing conspiracy theories. They even explore quirky anecdotes about a German sex phone operator and the whimsical dynamics of a MAGA rally featuring unexpected musical collaborations. All this combines serious critique with a light-hearted flair.
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12 snips
Jan 16, 2025 • 1h 42min

About LA Wildfire Blame and Supreme Court Porn

The hosts delve into the complexities surrounding the devastating LA wildfires, questioning the accountability of local officials and examining the roles of climate change and urban development. They also tackle the contentious issue of age verification laws for pornography, weighing the protection of minors against First Amendment rights. Engaging humor lightens the heavy discussions, while reflections on healthcare policies and audience interactions keep the conversation lively.
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14 snips
Jan 9, 2025 • 1h 22min

About NYC Congestion Pricing and Meta Ending Fact Checking

The conversation heats up as the hosts tackle New York City's groundbreaking congestion pricing, aiming to ease traffic woes while generating funds for public transit. They dive into the controversial challenges faced by this initiative, including pushback from residents. Shifting gears, the discussion turns to Meta's bold decision to replace professional fact-checkers with community moderation, sparking debates about misinformation versus free speech. Together, they explore the intricate dance between technology, politics, and the evolving landscape of online discourse.
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27 snips
Jan 2, 2025 • 1h 31min

2024 Year In Review

The gang reunites to reflect on the year with humorous holiday traditions and memorable New Year's tales. They dive into the TikTok ban and its tech implications, scrutinizing the complex dynamics of social media regulation. Political turmoil in the Republican Party takes center stage as they assess Trump's diminishing influence. Project 2025 sparks skepticism, while the Democratic Party faces challenges in retaining voter trust. They offer a lighthearted critique of holiday films and ponder the political landscape leading into the 2024 elections.
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31 snips
Dec 24, 2024 • 4h 35min

We're Not Wrong Christmas Buffet

Chris Saliza, a former CNN contributor turned Substack writer, brings his political insights to the table. He discusses navigating the shift from mainstream to independent media, tackling audience-building challenges. The conversation dives into emotional aspects of political decisions, like Biden's pardon of Hunter, and critiques new TikTok legislation while tying in broader implications for digital freedoms. Saliza also shares reflections on personal journeys, including sobriety, all wrapped in a festive holiday spirit.
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23 snips
Dec 19, 2024 • 2h 16min

About AOC's Failed Promotion and Drones

The hosts dissect AOC's faltering ascent within the Oversight Committee, exposing the tensions and generational divides within the Democratic Party. They also dive into the intriguing uptick in drone sightings, questioning government transparency and the blurry line between military tech and UFO myths. Listeners are treated to insight on gerrymandering, healthcare's systemic issues, and the cultural fascination with extraterrestrial life. The humorous take on navigating public transit adds a relatable touch to the political discourse.
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32 snips
Dec 12, 2024 • 1h 40min

About The Healthcare CEO Assassination and Beards

Dive into the shocking murder of a healthcare CEO, raising important questions about corporate accountability in the healthcare system. The hosts navigate the frustrating realities of medical debt and the need for urgent reform, exploring various healthcare models. On a lighter note, they discuss the playful resurgence of beards, cultural significance, and share humorous strip club anecdotes. With satirical takes on politics, they reflect on corruption and raise ethical dilemmas faced during the pandemic. A rollercoaster of serious issues and lighthearted fun!
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24 snips
Dec 5, 2024 • 1h 51min

About the Hunter Biden Pardon and Jay Bhattacharya

A lively conversation unfolds about the political firestorm surrounding President Biden's pardon of Hunter Biden. The hosts unravel the implications for public trust and familial loyalty, while humorously critiquing the absurdities of consumer culture. Dr. Jay Bhattacharya's controversial nomination to lead the NIH brings both laughter and serious debate about pandemic policies and leadership accountability. Tensions rise as they dissect political motivations behind pardons and the complex landscape of health and justice in today's society.

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