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 | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsNews Commentary |
Jen and Noam revisit the Iran - Israel conflict now that Israel retaliated by coming thisclose to hitting a nuclear facility in Iran, Ukraine finally getting funding from the US, how stupid the Chaos Caucus looks now that they achieved absolutely not... more
Noam and Jen try to make sense of Iran’s drone/missile strike on Israel, Hamas walking back their own death toll count in Gaza, what happens when you’re filmed tearing down hostage posters, and what happens when you threaten an elected official in re... more
Jen and Noam make it back in front of their mics to talk about the IDF holding itself accountable for its WCK screwup, Jen messing up the WCK’s name a few times, absolutely illogical statements and theories that fall apart under basic rationality, th... more
Noam and Jen discuss brainworms. All the brainworms. From the insane DoorDash Discourse and how it has pitted the “food delivery is exploitative” crowd against the “how dare you discriminate against disabled people” crowd, how the terrorist attack in... more
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Noam is fine. Reasonable and balanced takes and talks about things he knows about and admits when he is just expressing a view on a topic he has little experience with. more
Just people complaining about things they saw online or rehashing an argument they had on Twitter.
End of review.
Even after 68 episodes they’re still not finding their feet. Not especially well researched (lots of half remembered anecdotes from twitter), not especially humorous (especially Jen, not joke people), not especially original viewpoints (generally right of centre but still inchoate liberal feelings, even Noam growing up outside of the US doesn’t add anything). Back to the drawing board guys.
Really enjoy the show. Noam and Jen are experts in all topics on offer. I really appreciate their analysis. The impersonations are always very distracting and need to go.
Apple Podcasts | #133 | Canada/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #179 | South Africa/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #182 | Hong Kong/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #196 | Brazil/News/News Commentary |
Apple Podcasts | #202 | Finland/News/News Commentary |
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