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Lunatic In the Newsroom

Josh Spiegel
Marijuana
AARP
United States Postal Service
Aging
Retirement
Humor
Air Travel
Cannabis Regulation
Health
Artificial Intelligence
Government Shutdowns
Healthcare Reform
Healthcare Forms
Airports
Disaster Preparedness
Civilization Rebuilding
Spam Calls
Food Standards
Covid-19
Student Performance

What's the worst thing that's happened to you on a flight? Why is AARP harassing me? And yes, marijuana is legal in some places, but that doesn’t mean it should stink up the streets meant to be stunk up by homeless people. These are just some of the issues torturing my mind. Hi, I'm Josh Spiegel. Listen to my podcast Lunatic in the Newsroom, timely topics through my filter, and what a strange... more

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Latest Episodes

Josh Spiegel’s faces his fear of public bathrooms as he interviews a public bathroom historian. Professor Bryant Simon of Temple University knows everything about bathrooms. He’s even writing a book on the subject. Josh also calls for a ban on men fa... more

Josh Spiegel gets life advice from a 75 year old man who lives in a retirement home. He also talks about people who bought shoes that are so squeaky, they’re suing the shoe maker. Also, Josh wonders if your retirement savings are about to vanish and ... more

Josh Spiegel revisits the touchy subject of legalized marijuana. He can’t stand the stench, as he described at length in Episode Two. Now, it’s time for solutions. In this episode, Josh offers ideas that could make both smokers and non-smokers happy.... more

In this week’s episode, Josh Spiegel wages war on spam callers, expresses disappointment at a breakthrough that could protect swimmers from sharks, discusses the rigorous training it must take for people to learn how to protest, and interviews a man ... more

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Lizzie Post
Co-president of the Emily Post Institute and descendant of etiquette expert Emily Post.
Emily Post Institute
Episode: S E9: The Etiquette of Escaping Reefer Stank | 009
Dr. Patrick Chaplin
An expert on darts who has published extensively on the sport.
Episode: S E8: Josh vs. Spam Callers | 008
Lewis Dartnell
Professor of Science Communication at the University of Westminster and author of The Knowledge, How to Rebuild Civilization in the Aftermath of a Cataclysm.
University of Westminster
Episode: S E6: End of the World | 006

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Josh Spiegel
Host of the show, known for his humorous takes on various societal issues and newsworthy events.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 35 ratings
  • Going viral

    Oh for God’s sake. He’s being let loose on the rest of the world? They won’t know what hit them. But they’ll like it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mr spivs
    United States2 months ago
  • Spiegel!

    Finally! The News Genius without the Italian fella & Justin Whalen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    demondenim
    United States3 months ago
  • Josh Spiegel is the GOAT

    Been listening since 2013! All other radio stations in my area are terrible. Spiegel is where I get all my news. Jeff and Scott and great as well. This podcast really lets the news genius out though. Awesome podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Beechnut042
    United States3 months ago
  • The News Genius.

    Who doesn’t need more Spiegs? Excited to have a weekly show from Josh.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Nick Collins 91
    United States3 months ago
  • News Genius!!

    I’m giving it 5 stars and I haven’t even listened to it yet!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Crispenwolf
    United States3 months ago

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S E9: The Etiquette of Escaping Reefer Stank | 009
Q: What are your biggest pet peeves?
Mine often focus on errands and common public behaviors, particularly the use of speakerphones in public spaces.
S E9: The Etiquette of Escaping Reefer Stank | 009
Q: How do you or how should one deal with that?
One should engage in open communication and express how marijuana smoke affects them, promoting courtesy among smokers and non-smokers.
S E6: End of the World | 006
Q: What can people do? What's the most important thing a person should do now, as an individual, to prepare for the possibility of society collapsing?
Start reconnecting with basic survival skills and appreciate the things we often take for granted, like creating crafts or growing vegetables.

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The content largely revolves around humorous commentary on contemporary societal issues and personal anecdotes, with the host bringing a comedic flair to various topics such as air travel frustrations, the challenges posed by the Postal Service, and the pervasive smell of marijuana in urban areas. Recurring themes include a satirical critique of modern phenomena like smartphone usage in schools, the societal pressures of aging, and nostalgic reflections on the past. There's a notable emphasis on blending humor with criticism, making the discussions both entertaining and thought-provoking for listeners who appreciate a comedic take on everyday challenges and newsworthy events.

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1. The DLP Agenda (Formerly The Rob and Joe Show)
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Lunatic In the Newsroom launched 3 months ago and published 11 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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