A weekly current events podcast where the hosts discuss whatever is hot in the news each week.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 790 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews |
This week on Curmudgeon's Corner Ivan and Sam revisit a prediction Sam made about self-driving cars 10 years ago on this very show. Sam was wrong. Ivan was right. Ivan takes great joy in this. They will revisit the issue here in another ten years. Oh... more
On this week's Curmudgeon's Corner Ivan and Sam talk about the US government shutdown, as well as Trump and Hegseth's speeches to the Generals and Admirals along with related issues. But before that, health and travel updates, and a discussion of a m... more
This week on Curmudgeon's Corner Ivan and Sam do a lightning round of current events in the second half of the show. Comey. Russian drones in Europe. The impending Government Shutdown. More tariffs. All that sort of thing. But first, Ivan is tired an... more
On this week's Curmudgeon's Corner Sam goes solo. First up, iPhones and birthdays and movies. But then the more serious stuff, with a segment on all the signs of accelerating down the slippery slope with all of the Trump administration's recent abuse... more
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Two old friends engage in weekly discussion of current political events from mostly liberal stance. Occasionally, a guest discussant replaces one of them. Great fun to listen, agree with, disagree with, be upset by some of the language, and ponder on. As an occasional guest, I may be biased but find the end result to be worth an investment of a couple hours each week of my time. Keep it up, guys.
Listen in on a conversation you might have late night with a buddy over a beer or two or three. I don't always agree, but fun to listen to.
Sam and Ivan (and the occasional guest) have a variety of world experience, and a long history together.
They reasonably discuss politics, tech, travel, etc and related current events.
Not news, not politically biased, just two guys talking, and kind of conversation you’d want to join.
Get a bloody editor. Unlistenable.
Politics, economics, tech, (occasional) profanity, and some of the funniest outbursts I’ve ever heard.
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Apple Podcasts | #190 |
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Content centers around current events, blending light-hearted banter with serious discussions. Hosts often share personal anecdotes interspersed with commentary on timely news topics, including politics, cultural observations, movie reviews, and social issues. Notable for their candid reflections on political leaders, particularly criticisms of Donald Trump and discussions about immigration policies and public discourse. The dynamic between the hosts adds a unique charm, inviting the audience into longer discussions that feel both intimate and engaging. This approach makes it appealing for listeners interested in news commentary mixed with personal stories.
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