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In this Money Talks: UVA law professor Mitu Gulati joins Felix Salmon and Emily Peck to explain how an over-reliance on boilerplate language in contracts—that apparently never gets updated or even read—is leaving all of us vulnerable to legal traps. more

The Republican-led Senate prepares this week to tackle an issue that’s very important to the president, his diehards, and hardly anyone else: passing the SAVE Act in order to force people to prove citizenship before voting.

Guest: Ari Berman, nation... more

Soon after his wife started experimenting with ChatGPT last summer, Rob* says her demeanor began to change. He says she started using mystical speech, running all communication through AI, and filed for divorce. Now, Rob is left to wonder how much he... more

Hosts Alex Kirshner, Lindsay Gibbs, and Ben Lindbergh discuss the thrilling World Baseball Classic semifinal between Team USA and the Dominican Republic, as well as the missed calls, Navy SEAL visits, and other strange drama surrounding the tournamen... more

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Recent Guests

Tommy Vietor
Communications professional; former White House spokesperson; co-host of Pod Save America and Pod Save the World
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Lane Brown
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Josh Lora
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Graeme Wood
Staff writer at The Atlantic and Yale lecturer
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Episode: What Next - Iran’s New Nepo Ayatollah
Kaouther Ben Hania
Director of The Voice of Hind Rajab
The Voice of Hind Rajab (film)
Episode: What Next - Her Film Is an Oscar Nominee. It Almost Didn’t Make it to the U.S.
Ofra Obejas
Therapist with extensive play therapy background
Former therapist
Episode: Death, Sex & Money - AI Confessions: A Chatbot Saved My Life
Chloe Potter
Founder of The Menstruality Academy
The Menstruality Academy
Episode: Care and Feeding | Slate's parenting show - Preparing for Your Kid’s First Period
Leeja Miller
Attorney and YouTube creator
Independent attorney/YouTube creator
Episode: What Next - The DOJ Is Trying Protesters As Terrorists. Will They Win?
Julia Alexander
Media correspondent at Puck News
Puck News
Episode: What Next: TBD | Tech, power, and the future - Why Hollywood Is Afraid of the Paramount-WBD Deal

Hosts

Lizzie O'Leary
Host and contributor across multiple shows, known for insightful commentary on current events and cultural dynamics.
Cheyna Roth
Producer and host contributing to parenting discussions, embodying a supportive and relatable style.

Reviews

3.9 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
  • Ruth Marcus is an out of touch racist

    Why on earth would you platform the out of touch, anti Muslim racism of Ruth Marcus? Her views on Mamdani are precisely why the Democratic Party is on life support and hated by its own base.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    PenelopeinLA
    United States9 months ago
  • TBD Tech and Gun Manufacturing

    Thought provoking discussion on marketing of guns. I hope the results of this lawsuit is that marketing guns to youth becomes illegal like tobacco and other harms.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DrDK2
    United States2 years ago
  • David Plotz thinks he is objective

    But he is really a knee jerk apologist for liberalism. His constant exhortations about how fair minded he is while he takes swipes at progressives seems self hating and unnecessary. Exhausting to listen to and it is annoying the number of assumptions he makes about the listeners and how little he thinks of us. Emily Bazelon is the saving grace. John Dickerson tends to live in the same bubble as David.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Jakehtc
    United States2 years ago
  • Very Disappointing Episode

    The episode about Trump voters was awful. The guest spent the entire time insulting liberals to prove that liberals shouldn’t think Trumpsters are delusional racists. Frank Buckley offered zero insight into how Trump MAGA are anything other than delusional racists.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    DrDK2
    United States2 years ago
  • Sound quality??

    Love the pod, but… What happened to the volume?? It’s so loud that it can hardly be heard.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LppCo
    United States2 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the engaging and diverse discussion topics that cover current events and cultural trends.
The conversational style is often noted as relatable and thought-provoking, making complex subjects accessible.
Some critiques arise regarding perceived biases in commentary, particularly on political matters, indicating a demand for varied perspectives.
Overall, there is a strong interest in the show's commentary on societal issues, reflecting the audience's desire for insightful analysis.

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Care and Feeding | Slate's parenting show - New Driver, Who Dis?
Q: Should I teach him how to break the law to blend in, or is there a safer approach for a new driver who's being honked at for driving the speed limit?
The hosts emphasize staying in the right lane, following the speed limit, and building driver confidence through practice and situational awareness rather than adopting risky behaviors; they also discuss preparing for aggressive drivers with calm, controlled driving.
Care and Feeding | Slate's parenting show - Preparing for Your Kid’s First Period
Q: What should you tell your husband about your daughter's first period?
Honor your daughter's comfort level and, when appropriate, share information in a way that supports openness. Prepare a response that explains why privacy is respected while also guiding how the family can be supportive and communicative.
What Next - Her Film Is an Oscar Nominee. It Almost Didn’t Make it to the U.S.
Q: What motivated ending the film with Hind at the beach, rather than a more graphic conclusion?
Ending with a memory of Hind at the sea creates a lasting, humane image that honors her memory and emphasizes the search for accountability and resilience beyond the tragedy.
What Next - Her Film Is an Oscar Nominee. It Almost Didn’t Make it to the U.S.
Q: Why focus on the emergency dispatchers rather than showing Hind's death directly?
She argues that the film is about systemic violence and the bureaucratic hurdles that prevent救 aid, and the sound of Hind's voice combined with the dispatchers' reactions conveys the tragedy without sensationalism.
What Next - Her Film Is an Oscar Nominee. It Almost Didn’t Make it to the U.S.
Q: Why did you decide to use Hind's actual voice in the movie?
The filmmaker explains that Hind's voice is a factual imprint of the moment and a truthful link to what happened, making the choice ethically important to honor the girl and her family, even if it can be uncomfortable for some viewers.

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