Strongly-held opinions. Open-minded debates. A weekly ideas show, hosted by Jane Coaston.
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This is my favorite podcast and it wouldnt be nearly as good without the host.
While her approach may not be aggressive, her voice and mannerism of speaking is VERY loud and abrasive. Please calm down and speak a little more softly. Gentle on the ears. Otherwise great questions and interaction.
This episode you have the typical bad and a complete nut job. The fact is the media is extremely biased and the majority of the public are starting to realize it. more
I’ve been a huge fan of Jane Coaston since she joined The Weeds and was excited to hear she was taking over this show. more
His arguments where so bad that I stopped listening 12 minutes in. She completely eviscerated him on the genocide and hate speech on Facebook and his best argument was to look at 4chan and duck duck go for alternatives??? Why is this even an episode? A brick wall would have made better arguments than this guy.
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The Argument launched 4 years ago and published 191 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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