In 2016, two friends—and author and a journalist--sat down to ride through the final weeks of the Presidential election by talking to the journalists covering it. They thought they were doing eight episodes. They were wrong. What started as a short trip has become a long and strange journey. They’ve gotten weird. They’ve made friends along the way. Mostly, the weird part, though. Join #1 New York ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 386 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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SaysWhovia, you have no idea how deep this one goes. Hang on.
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Whoooo, there is a lot going on. It’s not great! Maureen got distracted and put her phone in the wash. She is maybe not okay. Also, she has fallen in love with a puppet. Dan swings in with the news, which isn’t all bad. There are a lot of Teslas on f... more
This week, Teslas are burning, no one is sleeping right, everything is falling apart, and Dan is…weirdly optimistic? Well, he’s invented something new, anyway.
Also, Maureen loves Guy’s Grocery Games.
Hop in, SaysWhovia! It’s only sort of on fire!... more
It’s a new week in these new times, and you know what that means: MORE BULLSHIT!
But in the middle of the chaos, there is a light! People are striking back! It’s time for some delicious sabotage. Everyone is welcome to participate! Or perhaps you, ... more
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This podcast truly was a coping strategy for me starting in the pandemic and has been ever since! Dan and Maureen have terrific chemistry, brilliantly offbeat humor, and keep it real about life and the crazy times we’re living in. The best way I can describe it’s like sitting in a conversation with two friends over coffee and being reassured that no, you’re not crazy and not the only one who thinks [insert political news/scandal/global pandemic/national incident] was corrupt, nutty, insane, or s... more
The show would be much better without the weird character voices. I always end up fast forwarding those parts because I can’t stand them. The rest of the show is great and very enjoyable.
The most fun you can have losing your mind
Maureen and Dan sound like good people (as my review title subtly implies) and their podcast is funny, informative, and compassionate. It’s especially relevant for me as Dan and his family are travelling this summer, and my husband and I are also road-tripping, although not with two kids.
A funny podcast and sometimes covers the news!
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Centered around current events and political commentary, the discussions often intertwine humor with serious social and political issues, reflecting on the chaotic state of the world. The hosts provide a mix of personal anecdotes and critical analysis of the political landscape, especially in relation to recent elections and public figures. Their comedic yet insightful exchanges serve as both a coping mechanism for listeners and a source of connection in uncertain times. Each episode adopts a light-hearted tone while addressing topics like healthcare, environmental issues, and the absurdities of modern politics, making it a unique blend of laughter and reflection.
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