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A podcast about politics, culture, fishing, surfing and some other stuff with Jay Caspian Kang and Tyler Austin Harper goodbye.substack.com

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This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit goodbye.substack.com/subscribe

Kang did a Substack Live with repeat TTSG guests Max Read and John Ganz. We talked about the Trump Reiner tweet, the Compact white men article, and the future of the news.

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Today, we have an episode about how nobody can read anymore, AI, humans, and why we’re so afraid of the robots with Celine Nguyen, the great author of the Personal Canon substack, and repeat guest Leif Weatherby, who came by to talk about his... more

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This is a good episode of the show and about something we’ve been thinking about for a while: What is the role of organized religion going forward and will we see a return to the church as the cruelty of politics, technology, and the general ... more

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Recent Guests

Celine Nguyen
Author of the Substack Personal Canon.
Episode: (Not) Reading in the Time of Robots with Celine Nguyen and Leif Weatherby
Patrick Hultgren
War Correspondent, former US Army Special Forces
Episode: Hegseth Memes and Is Trump Just an Interior Decorator Now? With Patrick Hultgren
Bhaskar Sunkara
Founding editor of Jacobin and president of The Nation
The Nation
Episode: Larry Summers Asks Epstein for Dating Advice and Zohran's First Moves with Bhaskar Sunkara
Zoran Mamdani
Recent political candidate and newly elected mayor of New York City
Episode: Zohran LIVE!
Joshua Wheeler
Author of The High Heaven
Grey Wolf Press
Episode: A New Novel about the Space Race, Drugs, and Cults with Joshua Wheeler
Zena Hitz
Philosopher and educator at St. John's College, Annapolis
St. John's College
Episode: Kimmel, Free Speech, and the University as the New Church with Zena Hitz
John Ganz
Author and commentator
Unpopular Front Substack
Episode: Charlie Kirk and Do We Need Better Debates with John Ganz
Charlie Kirk
Conservative figure and activist
Turning Point USA
Episode: Charlie Kirk and Do We Need Better Debates with John Ganz
Jonathan M. Berman
Assistant Professor in Basic Sciences at New York Institute of Technology, Arkansas, co-chair of the first March for Science, and author of "Anti-Vaxxers, How to Challenge a Misinformed Movement."
New York Institute of Technology
Episode: What Can RFK Actually Do and the History of Anti-Vaccine Movements with Jonathan Berman

Hosts

Jay Caspian Kang
Co-Host discussing various topics from politics and culture to personal anecdotes.
Tyler Austin Harper
Co-Host of the show, contributing insights on cultural commentary and political discourse.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 681 ratings
  • Too bro-y these days

    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.

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    1
    S-in-NH
    United States2 months ago
  • Worth listening to, w some caveats

    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???

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Jean23bean
    United States2 months ago
  • Unsubscribing because of rightward shift

    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.

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    Devder
    United States4 months ago
  • Good theme music

    Very lazy takes. I thought these guys were supposed to be smart.

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    2
    AuntTibes
    Canada5 months ago
  • Difficult at times

    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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    allthenicknamesaretaken:(
    United States5 months ago

Listeners Say

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There are critiques regarding the show's direction following changes in co-hosts, indicating that audience preferences are leaning toward a more balanced representation of views.
Overall, the podcast resonates well with those interested in a critical examination of contemporary culture and politics.
The show's community aspect, especially in the form of engagement through platforms like Discord, is highlighted positively.
Listeners appreciate the blend of humor and serious discourse, feeling that the hosts have a relatable style.
Some find the production quality lacking, but many emphasize the insightful guest appearances and thought-provoking discussions.

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#226
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#234
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#237
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Hegseth Memes and Is Trump Just an Interior Decorator Now? With Patrick Hultgren
Q: What are your thoughts about Pete Hegseth?
Patrick expresses deep concerns about Hegseth's qualifications and motivations, suggesting many veterans feel disconnected from his public persona.
A New Novel about the Space Race, Drugs, and Cults with Joshua Wheeler
Q: How did the character of Izzy come to you?
Izzy is an amalgamation of various characters I've known, reflecting influences from my family and experiences growing up in New Mexico.
A New Novel about the Space Race, Drugs, and Cults with Joshua Wheeler
Q: Did you set out from the beginning to write this kind of story that spanned multiple decades?
The idea evolved as I wanted to tell a broad narrative that could explore different life stages and place settings.
Charlie Kirk and Do We Need Better Debates with John Ganz
Q: What compelled you to take this avenue outside of writing?
I had an emotional response but analyzed the intertwining of free speech and the Second Amendment following the incident.
Starvation in Gaza with Jeremy Konyndyk
Q: What happens if the response is either lackluster or we don't see, what should we expect next?
If we have only partial measures, those will not be enough to reverse the situation, and we will see an exponential increase in mortality as malnutrition becomes more severe.

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