Some More News

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8 snips
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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18 snips
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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8 snips
Jul 2, 2025 • 28min

Even More News: Supreme Court Issues Nationwide Injunction On Decency, Butterflies, Rainbows, Humanity

The hosts dive into the Supreme Court's ruling on immigration, and the chilling effect it may have on birthright citizenship for non-white babies. They hilariously dissect a new GOP bill that threatens Medicaid access for 12 million people, particularly in rural areas. The conversation also tackles frustrating political strategies and how they affect healthcare. Plus, there's a lighthearted take on energy politics and its absurdities, alongside a peek into the volatile market that could exploit the less fortunate.
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9 snips
Jun 27, 2025 • 59min

Even More News: Zohran Mamdani Wins and The Right Freaks Out

Adrienne Larkin, co-host of 'Talking Politics With Mom,' shares her transformative journey from right-wing beliefs to progressive values. Will Gordh, director of 'Some More News,' adds insights on navigating political challenges with empathy. They discuss the emotional toll of 'Trump Regret' and the importance of open dialogue across political divides. The election of Zohran Mamdani symbolizes a shift towards progressivism, while changing voter sentiments toward Trump and Harris reveal shifting electoral dynamics.
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16 snips
Jun 25, 2025 • 59min

Even More News: Donald Trump Bombs Iran, Demands Nobel Peace Prize

Kaveh Hoda, host of The House of Pod and an Iranian American, joins a lively discussion about Trump’s controversial bombing of Iran and his questionable quest for the Nobel Peace Prize. They navigate the complex U.S.-Iran relations, exposing the human cost of foreign policies. The conversation also critiques a Supreme Court ruling allowing the deportation of migrants without due process, shining a light on the urgent need for reform. With humor and insight, they tackle the serious implications of geopolitical actions on everyday lives.
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17 snips
Jun 20, 2025 • 52min

Even More News: Oh Boy, We Hate Agreeing With Tucker Carlson...

Akilah Hughes, founding host of What A Day, joins the discussion to unpack pressing political issues. They dive into Trump's impending decision on Iran and critique Tucker Carlson's media influence on U.S. foreign policy. The conversation also addresses the Supreme Court's ruling on gender-affirming care and the pressing challenges to trans rights. Additionally, they humorously touch on a controversial portrait linked to political figures while advocating for the conservation of America's public lands. Expect a blend of insightful critique and witty commentary!
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8 snips
Jun 19, 2025 • 50min

Some More News: Where ICE Came From And Why It Needs To Be Abolished

Delve into the controversial tactics of ICE and their implications on civil rights in America, exploring warrantless home entries and flawed labeling systems. Discover the agency's unsettling origins post-9/11 and the rise of xenophobia. With humor, critique peculiar border security proposals while highlighting the troubling intersection of immigration enforcement and local law enforcement. The podcast makes a compelling case for abolishing ICE, urging grassroots activism to challenge oppressive systems and protect individual rights.
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8 snips
Jun 17, 2025 • 30min

Even More News: Donald Trump Will Make Us All Pay For Laughing At His Sad Parade

The hosts dive into Trump's misleading comments about the war in Iran, shedding light on the serious human consequences. They contrast the stark differences between a lackluster military parade and massive protests, highlighting public discontent. The discussion touches on political violence and the influence of rhetoric on immigration perceptions. Misinformation looms large, but there's a sense of resilience among those striving for a more unified response to today's challenges. It's both an urgent analysis and a humorous take on our current sociopolitical landscape.
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7 snips
Jun 13, 2025 • 54min

Even More News: Handcuffing Senators and "Liberating" Los Angeles

Returning guest Alex Steed, a multi-talented producer and photographer, shares his firsthand experiences from recent protests in Los Angeles. He discusses the dramatic moments of police confrontations, particularly involving Senator Alex Padilla. The conversation delves into the challenges and complexities of modern activism, emphasizing the impact of racial profiling and the intricacies of immigration policy. Additionally, the group reflects on the therapeutic nature of their discussions and the importance of community in understanding trauma.

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