We're Not Wrong
Andrew Heaton, Jen Briney, Justin Robert YoungJen 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.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 234 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsNews Commentary | |||
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The gang digs into the Pentagon’s plan to livestream the execution of the Fort Hood shooter. Does broadcasting an execution serve the public, or turn justice into a spectacle? Then they turn to California’s effort to shut down a human-versus-robot fi... more
The gang digs into the sexual assault allegations against the Cornell Seven, the handling of the investigation, and the debate over New York’s consent law. Should the state close the loophole around voluntary intoxication? Then they turn to concerts ... more
The gang digs into the nearly $1.5 million in taxpayer money spent on ads praising President Trump. Where’s the line between a public-service announcement and campaigning on our dime? Then they turn to a study that found no clear improvement in stude... more
The gang digs into the backlash against Ed Sheeran after Macklemore was dropped from his tour over his pro-Palestinian performances. How much control does a headliner have, and who gets to decide what’s said onstage? Then they turn to the states’ set... more
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- God save Heaton
Andrew Heaton baby sits some luigi-like losers once a week. More Heaton more glory.
Apple Podcasts3T99maximus
United States2 months ago - Frustrating
I have been listening to this podcast since day 1. Admittedly I was hear for Heaton as a long time listener/viewer of his work, but for a long time I really enjoyed the dynamic with Justin and Jen as well. But for a while now Justin appears to be sinking further into his role as a troll/instigator, which gets quite grating, and Jen increasingly directs ridicule and reductiveness at groups and positions she does not like, while getting very offended if she feels like someone is doing the same t... more
Apple Podcasts2GMFN3United States2 months ago If you're looking for a podcast with multiple points of view from a conservative, liberal and a Libertarian, you will be disappointed. Jen is a pretty radical socialist ruled by her feelings. Justin is a big government Neo-Con that subscribes to the belief that conservatives are supposed to be macho alpha males that have been ordered by God to troll "libtards". Andrew is pretty boring by libertarian standards. Believes in small government and antiwar.
TLDR: Andrew great, other 2 idiots.
Podcast Addict33 months agoKodiak62- This show is horrible
I’m done wasting my time hoping for better. I’m unsubscribing. I listen to Briney’s other show because it’s informative and I’m going to listen to Heaton’s pod to see if it’s any good, but their topics can be irritating and Justin IS irritating. To no end.
Apple Podcasts1CenzanoUnited States4 months ago - Good but Jen needs to understand something
I love this podcast, it both keeps me updated on the current world events and is fun to listen to. However it is slightly frustrating how narrow Jen’s worldview is. Take the intimacy crisis conversation, in said conversation Jen tells her podmates how she feels that her and all around her have plenty of friends and even if they are single having friends will make up for that. Afterward Andrew talks about how he is “miserable” because he doesn’t have a long term relationship. Completely disprovin... more
Apple Podcasts5SumpingnewUnited States7 months ago
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A roundtable political discussion show featuring three hosts who push a thoughtful, often contrarian take on current events, policy, and media narratives. Episodes mix sharp analysis, cultural banter, and deep dives into political scandals, technology, and global issues, with guests and guests' topics ranging from elections and party dynamics to privacy, AI, and media ethics. Noteworthy is the hosts' willingness to challenge conventional wisdom, invite diverse viewpoints, and blend humor with serious critique, which can be compelling for listeners seeking candid, fast-paced political discourse with a media-savvy edge.
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