Each week hosts Dave Anthony and Josh Olson watch and then discuss an episode of The West Wing.
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Not sure if you heard, but the Supreme Court shot down Roe last week, so we asked our friend Jared to drop by and talk about whether or not that will have any meaningful impact. And since we're awful, we made him watch another episode of The West Win... more
Our old pal Tom Sexton stops by to say a find farewell, and we force him to watch another episode of the fucking West Wing. This is the one where Donna finallty acts on all those years of abuse and misogyny and.... for fuck's sake, are you kidding? ... more
Will the California nuclear power plant blow up, taking most of Southern California with it? Or will the problem just go away? Who could possibly guess? more
Don't listen to young people, they're uniformly idiotic.
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I love this show, make sure to listen every week. I hope after they run out of episodes of West Wing they go through the entirety of Deep Space Nine. It would be nice to hear them talk about watching something good.
does anyone actually read responses to fundraising emails? i tell them to eat shit constantly.
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The West Wing Thing launched 3 years ago and published 159 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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