
A podcast about politics, culture, fishing, surfing and some other stuff with Jay Caspian Kang and Tyler Austin Harper goodbye.substack.com
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 311 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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I’m a longtime listener but am really disappointed with the show since Tammy left. It’s just become too casual and un-researched— feels like two bros just agreeing with each other about their contrarian takes. Also, this sounds petty, but Tyler’s non-stop use of “you know” is absolutely maddening.
I appreciate the thoughtful takes on politics and current events, esp by Jay. One thing that drives me nuts is the unedited/unproduced nature of this podcast - they will talk through tech issues instead of editing that out of the recording. Why???
I’ve been a listener since 2020. Echoing other reviews that Tammy and Andy were necessary counterbalances to Jay’s libertarian/reactionary tendencies. Current podcast is just warmed over reactionary takes to the news of the week mixed with recounting stale social media discourse. Can’t continue to support, unfortunately.
Very lazy takes. I thought these guys were supposed to be smart.
If you’re interested in hearing from a self-identified leftist who regularly makes excuses for ICE wearing masks during arrests (this host’s cousin is a cop, or something) and who seems to really love Taylor Sheridan franchises, this podcast’s recent episodes are going to delight you. Jay remains excellent, but I don’t listen often these days because of Tyler.
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Political discussions and cultural commentary are at the forefront of the content, with notable focus on contemporary political events, social issues, and personal anecdotes. The hosts often engage with a variety of topics, including entertainment, sports, and societal dynamics, fostering lively debates that intertwine humor and insight. Recent episodes have tackled issues such as military authority, gambling's growth in society, and evolving political landscapes during elections, distinguishing this content for its blend of depth and relatability. Listeners can expect a candid atmosphere where serious discussions are balanced with humor, revealing the hosts' perspectives on culture and current events.
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