Some More News

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Jul 23, 2025 • 54min

Some More News: Donald Trump's Attacks on FEMA and the National Weather Service Put Us All At Risk

The podcast explores the alarming underfunding of FEMA and the National Weather Service, highlighting the dangers posed by political interference in disaster response. It humorously critiques recent attempts to downsize these crucial organizations amidst a rise in climate-related disasters. The discussion also underscores the need for coordinated federal support rather than leaving states to fend for themselves. With a focus on the implications of political agendas, it raises important questions about effective emergency management in an ever-changing climate.
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Jul 22, 2025 • 25min

Even More News: Donald Trump Is Desperate To Get Everyone To Move On From Epstein

The discussion kicks off with a bizarre letter from Trump to Epstein that raises eyebrows. The hosts unpack Trump's cryptic communications while critiquing his strategies to divert attention from scandals. They highlight how media dynamics have emboldened the Trump administration, leading to a challenging landscape for traditional journalism. Additionally, they delve into fast food health myths and expose misleading narratives around healthy alternatives. The episode wraps up with a call to stay vigilant against distractions that obscure crucial issues like healthcare neglect.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 1h 1min

Even More News: MAGA Influencers Struggle To Follow Marching Orders Amid Trump/Epstein Scandal

Comedian Josh Gondelman joins the hosts for a sharp and humorous dive into the chaos surrounding the Trump/Epstein scandal. They discuss MAGA influencers like Benny Johnson grappling with their beliefs amid shifting political narratives. The conversation also touches on the impact of inflation, funding cuts to NPR & PBS, and the quirks of Grok's new AI companions. With Gondelman’s signature optimism, the discussion intertwines political absurdities with everyday humor, making for an entertaining analysis of today's headlines.
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Jul 16, 2025 • 48min

Some More News: Should the Government Be Run "Like A Business"?

The discussion kicks off by questioning the idea that governments should mimic businesses, specifically critiquing figures like Trump and Musk. It emphasizes how profit motives clash with the government’s duty to ensure citizen welfare. Humorously, it highlights the absurdity of privatizing public services, using examples like the postal service. The potential dangers of treating essential services as profit-driven are explored, revealing negative impacts on safety and accessibility. Ultimately, it advocates for a focus on effective public service delivery rather than mere efficiency.
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Jul 15, 2025 • 29min

Even More News: Trouble in MAGAdise! Trump Demands You Stop Talking About Epstein

Katy and Jonathan dive into the chaos within the MAGA movement, focusing on the fallout from the Epstein controversies. They discuss Trump's defense of Attorney General Pam Bondi and the growing disillusionment among supporters. The podcast also tackles legal challenges tied to immigration raids and the disturbing rise of child labor violations in the cannabis industry. With a keen eye on the ethical implications of immigration policies, they examine how political scandals are desensitizing the public to critical issues.
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Jul 11, 2025 • 58min

Even More News: Ro Khanna on Medicare For All, Bernie, Economic Populism, and JD Vance

Ro Khanna, a Democratic Congressmember representing California's 17th district, discusses the impact of recent legislation on working-class families and the urgent need for restoration of essential government support systems. He emphasizes the importance of unity in advocating for Medicare for All, while addressing the challenges within the Democratic Party. The conversation also touches on the future economic implications of AI and Bitcoin, the complexities of navigating political discourse, and the necessity of authentic leadership in rebuilding voter trust.
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Jul 9, 2025 • 1h 1min

Some More News: The Right-Wing’s Most Insidious 2025 Lies

Dive into the world of under-the-radar right-wing lies, featuring notable figures like RFK Jr. and Elon Musk. Discover the bizarre claims surrounding vaccines and reproductive rights, and the flawed beliefs about LGBTQ parenting in foster care. Unpack the strategic manipulation of narratives regarding Social Security and examine the crucial topic of judicial independence amid right-wing extremism. Finally, enjoy a comedic take on confronting misinformation with humor and imagination that engages listeners and sparks critical thinking.
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Jul 8, 2025 • 28min

Even More News: This Is Not A Good Time To Cut Funding For Weather Forecasting

The discussion highlights the devastating floods in Texas and reflects on how funding cuts to the National Weather Service jeopardize public safety. Urgent calls for improved weather preparedness highlight the disastrous implications of these budget cuts. Additionally, there's a comedic critique of Elon Musk's new political chatbot, Grok, as well as the bizarre connections between major political figures. The emotional toll on meteorologists adds a human touch to an otherwise dire conversation about climate change and governmental responsibility.
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Jul 4, 2025 • 58min

Some Less But Actually Mostly News, Questions, And Clips

The hosts tackle a controversial Senate bill that could deepen healthcare and immigration issues. They shine a light on JD Vance's hypocrisy and share laughs over Trump’s misunderstanding of a basic question. A bizarre interview with Peter Thiel gets dissected, blending serious critique with humor. Listeners enjoy lighthearted stories about childhood memories, gaming dreams, and wildlife encounters. The discussion wraps up with reflections on transhumanism and the significance of unity and freedom this Independence Day.
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Jul 2, 2025 • 1h 10min

Some More News: LOL Jordan Peterson

Dive into the chaotic world of Jordan Peterson's debates with atheists, revealing how such exchanges often miss the mark on meaningful dialogue. Explore the murky waters of belief and morality, where semantics twist conversations into frustrating knots. Enjoy a humorous critique of worship that suggests everyone has something they value, blending serious topics with lighthearted banter. Finally, unpack the tactics of tangential logic, demonstrating how vague political language can cloud public understanding.

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