Please, Go On with James Hohmann
The Washington PostWashington Post columnist James Hohmann chats with the voices behind the viewpoints. Hohmann sits down each week with the author of a compelling or unexpected guest column for The Post’s Opinions section. Together, they unpack arguments that are shaping the public conversation about issues of importance. “Please, Go On” features marquee names, as well as everyday people with original perspectives. New episodes released Fridays.
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G.Grimm needs to hone his/her representation of LGBTQ concerns. Try to stop implicating all the domestic choices that didn't provide for his/her identity development.
Castbox2 years agoJr. Kruger- February 18
Please, Go On is always a Friday treat but today it was particularly fine to hear Michele Norris with Sheryl Lee Ralph. Thanks!
Apple Podcasts5Enid&Bruce
United States2 years ago - Retired Gen Eaton
The retired General (who has been actively political since 2006), is concerned that other retired military personnel are actively political (albeit for the opposite political party). more
Apple Podcasts2SweetSilusBUnited States2 years ago - The podcast for you, if insight just isn’t your bag.
Hands down, the dumbest columnist at the Post. more
Apple Podcasts1Mike SilvaUnited States2 years ago - Jackie Spinner
What a horrible, selfish person. Having, admittedly, sending her children to school sick, she has no place in this discussion whatsoever. Many people are compromised. I almost died as well as my unborn baby because somebody felt they were too necessary to stay home when they were sick. She said she sent her kids to school sick because she didn’t want to deal with child care. This is the selfish mindset that is lead our country down this road. Did not find the show constructive in the least.
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