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 | 187 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPoliticsNews Commentary | |||
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The gang digs into the House’s overwhelming vote to force the public release of the Epstein files, a fight that spiraled into a rare bipartisan stampede after a discharge petition backed leadership into a corner. With Trump’s behind the scenes pressu... more
The gang reacts to the end of the longest federal shutdown in American history, as Senate Democrats face backlash for a deal that included funding extensions and back pay, but not their key health care priorities. Did they cave, or is this just how g... more
The gang reacts to a seismic political shift in New York City as Zohran Mamdani is elected mayor, defeating Andrew Cuomo and promising sweeping changes across housing, transit, and childcare. His Democratic Socialist platform has progressives cheerin... more
In this 2023-throwback episode, the gang talks through Javier Milei's victory in Argentina. His La Libertad Avanza party secured more than 40 percent of the national vote following two years of austerity politics. Is this a sign that things are turni... more
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- 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 Podcasts4Rexqesdr
United States2 months ago - jen hate fest
I started listening to this podcast because of Jen's phenomenal work on her own project (to which i am subscribed as a patron). I really really tried to like this podcast, even with the obvious arrogance of JRY. He dominates the conversation and brushes off the other podcast hosts--most glaringly, Jen. After this latest episode, I'm done. This isn't a podcast about engaging with different perspectives, it's the JRY auto-jerk-off sesh podcast, and I was astounded at the complete lack of willingne... more
Apple Podcasts1VelamineUnited States2 months ago - Get to the topic
I normally don’t write negative reviews but as this podcast has no website and no way to contact them I’ll leave this here. I’m tired of straining my finger by endlessly tapping on the fast-forward button. Your latest episode on Charlie Kirk took 11 minutes to get to the topic. If you’re gonna chitchat, put it at the end of the show where your super fans are still listening. Jen said twice in this episode “and we’re back in the weeds.”Your audience isn’t interested in the weeds. Get to the topic... more
Apple Podcasts1David JacksonUnited States2 months ago - Jen and 2 Men
Jen is the only good thing about this podcast. She has a practical approach to politics that applies to the every day citizen from an empathetic perspective. Justin is a raging misogynist who panders to the right. He constantly trolls and talks over Jen, completely denies the Epstein conspiracy, and, at best, has an apathetic response to the Palestinian genocide. For someone who constantly denounces individual violence in the US, he sure has no problem with Israel killing Palestinian children da... more
Apple Podcasts2bubbababy__United States2 months ago - Live this show!!!
Jen has to carry the chuckle heads but it is a great podcast!!! 5 Star
Apple Podcasts5Joel WittenmyerUnited States3 months ago
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