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 | 201 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsPolitics | |||
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- Still love it
Agree w/ many of the reviewers that Jen’s inability to take criticism, have a coherent argument based on facts and/or listen to others’ opinions is frustrating at times. Despite all of this, she’s also clearly a very intelligent, hardworking, and empathetic person so I still love WNR.
Apple Podcasts5FlatChamp
United States6 days ago - Great but for Jen
Listening to Jen try to talk about the stock market makes me distruclst her analysis on anything else. Also, the way she phrases things like “we allow billionaires” to spend their own money shows a very disqualifying prior.
Apple Podcasts4John2037United Statesa month ago Jen needs to get out of her feelings and use some logic. Whistle blowers raised the flag on this Somali fraud all the way back to the 20 teens & again when Harris was vetting Tim for Vp. Walz has had time to work on the fraud issue, he chose not to.
Podcast Addict52 months agocj67- God save Heaton
Andrew Heaton baby sits some luigi-like losers once a weak. More Heaton more glory.
Apple Podcasts5T99maximusUnited States4 months ago - Jen doesn’t listen
This would be my favorite podcast if jen wasn’t in it. Not because I dislike her personally but because all she does is wag her finger at the two guys. She never ever listens to them. Or anyone. Everything she says is right and she gets easily frustrated rhetorically when challenged to the point that the guys feel bad and move on. She says things. That’s it. She just says things. I’ve never heard a cogent point a slam dunk argument or even an interesting little insight.
And the last “awww poor... more
Apple Podcasts4RexqesdrUnited States5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #221 | United States/News/Politics |
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Conversations consist of dynamic discussions surrounding the intersection of politics, media, and current events. The hosts explore a range of topical issues, from governmental policies and political maneuvers to contemporary cultural phenomena, often injecting humor and personal experiences into their analyses. They frequently critique the effectiveness of bipartisan legislation while reflecting on individuals' influence within various political landscapes. Noteworthy topics include government shutdowns, prominent political figures, and socio-economic issues, particularly examining how these themes resonate with contemporary society. This podcast stands out for its mix of serious commentary and light-hearted banter, providing a platform fo... more
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