Jen Briney, Andrew Heaton and Justin Robert Young discuss the world of politics, government and media. They have never, and will never, be incorrect about anything. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNews CommentaryNews |
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I really like this show, but one thing that I have a problem with it is how often the men interrupt Jenn when she’s speaking. They don’t interrupt each other nearly as much as they do her. I understand that the speech tempo of this show is quick, but again guys try to be conscious of how often you have the urge to interrupt her point before it’s fully made. Sometimes that makes it hard to listen to. But I really enjoy this teams work and I recommend your show to everyone lol.
Seems like Jenn gets really butt hurt when someone disagrees with her outlook on stuff. Instead of listening, she interrupts before they can even get their opinions out. Love the podcast but she’s making it harder to listen to. For someone who claims to not be on either side, she sure is biased towards the left. And she doesn’t understand supply and demand or just simple economics. And very unwilling to listen and consider another point of view.
Feels like they just want to complain about takes they see on Twitter and focus on the center of politics. Maga right and Leftists are all but ignored. Anytime they get close to having an interesting discussion it devolves into “Team politics is bad”. While true they go there way too much instead of talking about ideas outside of the center.
I love you man. This show has got to be the best political commentary show out there in this dumpster fire. Politicians say one thing then do the opposite and these co hosts point some of them out. I wish Jon Stewart was still on tv and would interview them. All three remind me of him.
Congressional Dish kills it. This podcast is…infotainment at best. Sorry Jen.
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