Smart people talking about politics, policy, culture and other stuff
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNewsNatural Sciences |
How Jews fit—or don’t—into universities’ DEI regimes ... What do controversial pro-Palestine chants really mean? ... When does criticism of Israel become antisemitic? ... The Israel lobby’s influence on Congress and academia ... Do pro-Israel donors ... more
Why is Kristi Noem doubling down? ... Why are evangelicals sticking with Trump despite his adultery? ... Why is Trump going to the Libertarian Party convention? ... Are Dems poised to take back the House? ...
Is it ever okay to fire professors for speech? ... Bari Weiss spreads misinformation without consequence ... Are some of Israel’s American supporters unwittingly inflaming antisemitism? ... Ayaan Hirsi Ali converts to Christianity without abandoning ... more
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One complaint. Mickey was on for 100 minutes and nary a mention of Jeffrey Epstein? more
Really enjoy and have for a while!
Good podcast. I listen to most every one. Mostly fair.
I have been listening to this podcast for quite some time and really enjoy it.
He is the best, his interviews are intelligent plus he is moral and humble. I am a Patreon subscriber and look forward to every new episode.
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