by Stuart Dybek
The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Can Anyone Feel Shame Anymore?
The news that former Trump campaign attorney Sidney Powell is arguing that no one should have taken her claims regarding election fraud seriously suggests an interesting crisis of confidence is upon us. Both parties are beholden to exculpatory narratives for their own failures that are, in essence, lies, but do any of them possess the capacity for shame? Also, progressives with an ingrained hatred... Source
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - CLASSIC: A Ghost Story
After an overwhelming wave of emails and messages from listeners, Matt and Ben finally present, in full, the the ghost story from their very first listener mail episode.
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Hello at the end of a sleepless week.
In this episode, we analyze the many responses to the murders in Atlanta — in a spirit, of course, of solidarity.
Should the murders be viewed as a white-supremacist hate crime? An occasion for more policing? Or less?
Are we guilty of assimilating the Atlanta shootings to general headlines about anti-Asian racism? Do we risk losing the specificity of class, gender, and the massage industry in particular?
Were the killings rooted in misogyny and fetishization? In histories of empire?
Are there too many historians on twitter? (yes)
And are geopolitical and economic tensions between U.S. and China in the mix? Is this a moment for solidarity between Chinese, Korea, and other Asian diasporas, or a moment of splinter?
Plus: Tammy reflects on a rally in Brooklyn (thanks to the Patreon Discord chatroom).
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CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 03/23
10 killed in Colorado supermarket massacre. New questions about Astra Zeneca's vaccine trial. A Chicago suburb approves reparations. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - S4 E12: Richard Barkley, Cloudsnap
Richard Barkley is a big traveller, and has been all around the world. The first business he started doing was doing non profit work in Uganda. He is a family man. Adopted several children from China, so he's been there. A few times. In total, he has 6 kids - 3 biological and 3 adopted.
He graduated with a finance degree, then taught himself how to code. After having a few engineering jobs, he then started his own businesses. He is a lifelong learner and reads a ton... currently reading former President Obama's latest book. But in fact, he reads all types of books - biographies, tech books, economics... even books about extraterrestrials.
After working for Dell, he grew tired of not moving the needle much, no matter how hard he worked. So he started a company called Nuvola Networks, innovating around e-learning. While doing this, he noticed how manual the flow of information was between antiquated systems for larger companies and enterprises. He thought - why don't we automate this?
This is the creation story of Cloudsnap.
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Everything Everywhere Daily - Rome: Republic vs Empire
I’ve done several episodes pertaining to Ancient Rome. The reason is that so many of the foundational things in our world, from our alphabet to our calendar, to the names of our months, all can be traced back to Rome.
During these episodes, I’ve often talked about the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire.
However, many people might not realize what the difference is between the two. When did the republic become an empire, and why?
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The Intelligence from The Economist - Always be their Bibi? Israel votes, again
It’s the fourth poll in two years, but a stable government is still far from guaranteed. We examine the firm grip Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu still has on Israeli politics. In the Philippines, children have been cooped up at home for a year—but citizens seem to buy into the government’s rationale. And the real history of the chocolate chip cookie.
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What Next - What Next | Daily News and Analysis – One Month Without Water
Residents of Jackson, Mississippi, were left without water for weeks after a deep freeze hit the south, bursting pipes and forcing people to rely on bottled or collected rain water. But even though the water is back on, Jackson’s next water crisis might not be so far off.
Guest: Nick Judin is a reporter at the Mississippi Free Press.
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Omnibus - The Underarm Bowling Incident (Entry 1363.JB2602)
In which an Australian cricket team creates an international controversy with an unorthodox but legal strategy, and Ken accidentally does a Boston accent. Certificate #30080.