
This is Sanity, a podcast by The New York Sun.
A.R. Hoffman (Associate Editor of the Sun) and Rebecca Sugar (Columnist at the Sun) will be joined by buzzy and thoughtful guests to break down the week’s news, share their hot takes and long views on where it's all heading, and keep you sane all the while.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews | |||

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Intelligent, informed commentary that’s neither smug nor self serving. Very glad to have found his weekly dose of sanity.
While the content could and should be informative, both Hoffman and Sugar sound completely unprepared. Far too many placeholders (um, you know, um) while they think about what to say next. You can call it a “conversational” style choice, but it just sounds sloppy and under-confident, which greatly compromises the credibility of their reporting.
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This podcast offers engaging commentary on current events, delving into political issues, societal behaviors, and cultural phenomena. The hosts frequently invite informed guests to discuss hot topics ranging from immigration policies and free speech issues to advancements in drone technology and urban safety measures. A unique element of the content lies in the blend of serious political analysis with lighter discussions, making complex subjects accessible while maintaining an analytical edge. This approachable style fosters an environment where listeners can reflect on important societal concerns while remaining entertained.
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