'Dangerously reasonable' analysis on politics, science, and particularly the bit where they bump into each other. I aim to give an independent, fact-focused, non-ideological take on the issues that matter.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 415 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryPhilosophySociety & Culture |
Just when it looked like the Trump Administration could just demand whatever it wanted and all the institutions, all the corporations, all the politicians would ultimately just quietly fold - finally at least one corporation - for now - has stood bac... more
We all know about China's surveillance state - it's pretty terrifying, but it was built more or less from the ground up to suit the authoritarians. Every other autocrat - or would-be autocrat - will have to retrofit the technology onto existing inter... more
The Charlie Kirk memorial today marked the inflection point that MAGA believes the event of his assassination represented. As a result, the administration has ramped up its move against President Trump's opponents. Yesterday, Trump accidentally told ... more
In this news round-up of the week - In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination, the Trump team has been acting quickly on its intended crackdown on opponents. Trump's FCC chairman got rid of another late night comedian, Jimmy Kimmel. Trump desi... more
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Itβs too easy to get immersed in how issues are perceived in Canada and the USA. This show always gets me out of my news bubble with different perspectives and great analysis. Absolutely my best source for understanding the world from outside my borders, especially in Europe and the USA.
Why avoid the elephant in the room re excess deaths, not saying I know anything, but surely by now the Covid vaccines need to be part of the discussion
One of my favorite podcasts for analysis of current events; cramped with stats and information the news forgotten to cover, satir and new perspectives to what is really happening in the world... and how we can make it a better one.
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Focusing on politics, science, and their intersections, the episodes offer a 'dangerously reasonable' analysis that prioritizes fact-based discussion over ideology. Key themes often include critiques of authoritarianism, the implications of political actions on democracy, and the evolving role of technology in political discourse. Unique insights into the global impacts of American politics, particularly under Donald Trump, are frequently shared, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary socio-political issues. The podcast appeals to those interested in an independent perspective on current events and the complexities arising within societal frameworks.
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