Join Emmy Award-winning journalist Peter Hamby, along with the team of expert journalists at Puck, as they let you in on the real conversations insiders are having across the four corners of power in America: Wall Street, Washington, Silicon Valley and Hollywood. Puck's contributors will bring you smart conversation around the inside stories happening in these worlds. Presented in partnership with... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 785 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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… for a little horse racing coverage is the incessant glad handing, self promotion and general puffery of hosts and guests. hopefully AI won’t feel the need for that.
"as a reminder" is a stupid way to introduce your show credits. It doesn't make sense. Otherwise the show is another media circle jerk.
Pretty good show but man they over play the he’ll out of their theme music…. You don’t need to play it before and after each ad break. This drives me nuts.
Its not bad as if its part of a wide media diet- Puck would be the view from the left. Important also to listen to media Podcasts from the Center, maybe Semafor, then also something from the right, like Megyn Kelly, in order to hear all perspectives and get to the truth. Puck has positioned itself as the prestige voice of left/progressive opinion. Puck covers basically same 6-7 topics, which can get tiresome. Listen to something in the center and on the right, to balance out your media diet.
Skip this one. Presenter who just likes his own voice.
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