
Covering politics from the far center
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 276 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews | |||

On this week's episode: The country checks the couch for 40 TRILLION dollars ... We’ll find out just how much money there is in Free Speech ... And the Mormons will LEGO of some money they stole.
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On this week's episode: We’ve always been at war with Eastasia ... An old Who’s Woo subject gets in touch with an opportunity too good to turn down ... And presidential hopeful Tucker Carlson wants a house to go with his replacement theory.
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On this week's episode: Trump finds a new way to bomb ... Americans learn they will diarrhea themselves to death with measles before they’ll vote for a black lady ...
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On this week's episode: Nigel Farage will argue that, if anything, he’s TOO innocent ... Mitch McConnell is busy hanging out with a cat and some uranium in a secret box ... And Donald Trump will call FIFA to tell them they just need to find him three... more
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I’d listened for years, but found the fact that they chose to ignore the worst violence in my lifetime a giant moral failing. For folks who exist at the cross section of religion and politics, the absence of coverage on Israel/Palestine speaks volumes.
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The guys always deliver the goods, even when the news is depressing as all hell.
This is my favorite PIAT podcast
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A sharp, irreverent political roundtable that blends satire with pointed analysis of current events in the US and beyond. Episodes skew toward critique of media narratives, political performance, and power dynamics, often anchored by recurring hosts with brisk banter, rapid-fire takes, and recurring sponsor segments. The show leans into the “far center” perspective, delivering humor while unpacking complex policy debates and geopolitical stories. Noteworthy is the consistent use of pop-culture references, running gags, and clear ad sponsorships that blend into the flow of conversation rather than feeling separate. This mix likely appeals to listeners who enjoy intelligent political humor, media critique, and a skeptical view of mainstream n... more
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