A podcast that ambitiously attempts to crossover various topics from the raw unfiltered feed of the internet. Noam Blum and Jen Monroe break down the past week's madness and explore the intersection points of different areas of online discourse.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews |
Jen and Noam discuss the comedians who attended the Riyadh Comedy Festival for the money that they didn’t need, what happened to the food on the Global Sumud Flotilla, the chances of Trump’s ambitious plan to end the war in Gaza gaining legs, the peo... more
Noam and Jen discuss…well how everything sucks right now. From the shooting at a Dallas ICE facility, nihilism, how political affiliation doesn’t explain much anymore, online brainrot, Tylenol, and the Comey indictment, things aren’t looking so great... more
Jen and Noam manage to get past their (technical) issues and record an episode on the Jimmy Kimmel Saga now that it’s over (?), the memorial service for Charlie Kirk, and news of a shooting at an ICE facility in Dallas that we don’t have any details ... more
Noam and Jen finally return from their hiatus (it’s all Noam’s fault; he moved) just in time to discuss the murder of Charlie Kirk. While there is still a lot to unpack, we give our thoughts on the immediate aftermath of the shooting, focusing on the... more
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I listen to several center-left and center-right podcasts, but Noam and Jen are probably the best at boiling down an issue and getting to the heart of a news item. This podcast has become one of my absolute go-to’s for reasonable political commentary. Even though I’d love there to be a higher frequency, it’s probably a good thing that we only get one per week, since it gives both of them time to think about and digest an issue before talking about it. Thanks for your work, guys!
Can’t listen anymore. Jen not only sounds like a person who lives on social media, but one of the least intelligent people who lives entirely online.
I’ve been a fan of Neontaster for a while now and this pod has definitely lived up to my high expectations. Jen and Noam have great chemistry; the show is funny, organic, and just an all around pleasure to listen to every week. Ambitious Crossover Attempt might be the best catch all politics and culture podcast out there and has officially joined my must listen pentaverate of Tigerbelly, Econtalk, The Remnant, and Commentary.
Noam is one of the more under-appreciated modern intellects.
Edit:
Episode 142 (the post-election episode) was a pretty aggravating listen. The “If only Trump voters were more informed” argument from Jen was very lazy.
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The series offers a fresh take on the chaotic world of current events and social discourse by blending topics from politics, culture, and the internet. Hosts Noam Blum and Jen Monroe navigate the week's most pressing issues, often diving into humorous and thought-provoking discussions that highlight the absurdities of contemporary life. The unique perspective drawn from both hosts' backgrounds fosters rich commentary on everything from law enforcement practices and social media trends to intricate geopolitical tensions, appealing to those who seek a more layered understanding of today's news landscape.
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