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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 333 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The disenfranchisement of young men has already come at a heavy cost, and the biggest consequences likely lay ahead
Narrated by Jared Moore
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In Australia, Providence, and Los Angeles, the postmodern blame game is already making the who, what, where, when, and why hard to figure
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Independent from what? Dumb voters, of course. On this week's potentially transformative Supreme Court case, and the revival of Woodrow Wilson's vision
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With a huge fine of Elon Musk’s X, the Digital Services Act sets sail on its first transatlantic voyage. Is Germany the model for a post-Trump future?
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Great content but I was hoping that they were full articles and not just a short teaser.
Also the AI voice reading them is a bit too robotic.
Som vi talte politik før woke og trusler om social udfrysning.
I just don’t know what all these content creators are thinking with the incessant pay walls. No one’s going to subscribe to like 25 podcasts at $7 to $10 a month each. Your content is not that great when there are others that don’t have a pay wall and provide similar quality. Similarly, your arguing that people should diversify their sources. How does that align with having a pay wall to access yours and others’ information?
This political podcast often examines the stories behind the headlines and explores some interpretations. The episodes detailing efforts to limit information, manipulate public opinion, and enforce conformity among political parties have been exceptional. The exposure of widespread social media censorship in the Twitter files demonstrates how far the Trump and Biden administrations have strayed from First Amendment principles and practices.
The last two episodes - detailed, informative, and pe... more
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This podcast offers an insightful analysis of current events and political landscapes, largely derived from articles published in Racket News. It covers a spectrum of topics related to government actions, media narratives, and the intersections of politics and personal stories, often critiquing mainstream media and exploring controversial figures and issues. Discussions frequently touch on the impact of legislation, the dynamics of political accountability, and the often absurd realities of contemporary governance, making it particularly appealing to those interested in the intricacies of political discourse and its implications on society. Unique elements include the blend of serious journalistic investigation with entertaining commentary,... more
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