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As you may have heard in last week’s episode, the Culture Gabfest is hanging up its microphones after 18 years of cultural commentary. But before our final episode, we’ve still got much to discuss!
On this special guest-packed show, Steve, Dana, and... more
On today’s episode, host Kate Lindsay is joined by Rachel Karten, a social media consultant and the writer of Link In Bio. Storytimes and other caught-on-camera content frequently goes viral on social media, but now companies have started manufacturi... more
After being eradicated in the United States in the ‘60s, screwworm is back—at a time when beef is even more in demand and the American herd is already depleted. How long will consumers be forced to choose between high prices and, ugh, turkey burgers?... more
Theo Baker was seventeen when he enrolled at Stanford and stumbled into one of the biggest stories on campus: academic misconduct allegations against the university's president. His reporting eventually forced the president out. In this episode, Theo... more
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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.
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.
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.
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.
Love the pod, but… What happened to the volume?? It’s so loud that it can hardly be heard.
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The feed aggregates analysis, interviews, and listener-driven conversations across politics, technology, culture, and media. Episodes frequently pair journalists or policy experts with on-the-ground reporting to unpack complex issues from public policy and elections to AI, markets, and the media landscape. Noteworthy is the willingness to host diverse perspectives—from established political reporters to industry insiders—creating a broad, informative mix that appeals to listeners who want context-rich conversations that connect current events to larger trends. This network-style approach can surface fresh angles on timely topics and showcases guests who are well-versed in their fields, making it useful for researchers and potential sponsors... more
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