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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 308 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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What will the Republican Party become after President Trump? And how can the Democrats rehabilitate their toxic brand? On this episode of “The Opinions,” the Opinion political writer Michelle Cottle teams up with the columnists David French and Jamel... more
With the midterm elections less than three months away, surprising primary results and polling misses are raising questions about the direction of American politics. Are Democrats moving left or becoming more focused on winning? Are both parties grow... more
Billions of dollars are flooding into — and out of — artificial intelligence, sparking concerns of a 2008-style economic bubble. The Opinion writer David Wallace-Wells is joined by the Yale economics professor and contributing Opinion writer Natasha ... more
Based on the Democratic primary results in Michigan, a big question looms over the party: Can it turn this enthusiasm into a midterm win? The national politics writer Michelle Cottle joins the columnist Jamelle Bouie and the Opinion politics editor M... more
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The real issue here is that these body scans are a data mining bonanza for these companies- maybe this info will be helpful in future but they need a mountain range of data for that- and now we’re the guinea pigs.
And they capture even more of our attention by convincing us to wear these devices (wearables) or line up to take these scans.
Well produced, thoughtful
I listen to almost all the opinions podcasts and really like many. However, having an ALL female panel on All genders All gen-zers should at least have been in the title so I could have been warned before listening to the slant.
Intelligent, meaningful and often funny. Helps me get through the week.
Why, oh, why, Michele Cottle, make every episode you host in this podcast about you? I listen for the panelists and other opinion writers, but your attention-seeking behavior truly makes your episodes painful to listen to. Get off your entitled horse and make the issues in these harrowing times about, I don’t know, saving our democracy? In fairness, Cottle’s behavior appears to be a nervous tic by someone super uncomfortable with current challenges. Maybe this will help: Ask yourself, do think y... more
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4. Carter Sherman
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