Month: October 2021

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Lost Debate - Ep 2 | Rittenhouse Trial, Supply Chains, JFK files, Natural Immunity vs. Vaccines, High Gas Prices

[0:45] We discuss the controversies surrounding pre-trial hearings for the Kyle Rittenhouse case

[11:17] We separate valid alarmism from misinformation on supply chain issues

[15:56] We decode the Biden administration’s unwillingness to release the JFK files

[20:10] We evaluate claims about natural immunity from Covid-19

[30:20] And we analyze memes about high gas prices


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Pod Save America - “Build Back Meta.”

Democrats are on the cusp of passing the most progressive piece of legislation in decades that still leaves out some of the party’s most important priorities, Virginia organizer Tram Nguyen gives a report from the field with just a few days left of an uncomfortably close race, and Dan and Jon break down the closing arguments and strategies from the McAuliffe and Youngkin campaigns.



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Consider This from NPR - Why Iraq’s Protest Movement Led To An Election That Millions Sat Out

Two years ago, a massive protest movement swept through Iraq. People were angry about corruption and a lack of basic services like electricity and health care in a country that brings in billions of dollars in oil revenue each year. That protest movement culminated in a parliamentary election, held earlier this month.

NPR international correspondent Ruth Sherlock reported on the election closely from inside Iraq. Through her reporting, and in conversation with host Ari Shapiro, Ruth explains why Iraq's election failed to deliver on hopes for reform — and what it revealed about America's long and costly investment in the country's democracy.

This episode contains excerpts from multiple stories Ruth Sherlock reported over the course of weeks inside Iraq. You can find more of her work here.

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CoinDesk Podcast Network - BREAKDOWN: 14 Takes on Shiba Inu Coin

Is it a playback of 2017 ICO madness or is there something more significant here? 

This episode is sponsored by NYDIG.

NLW today provides 14 different takes on shiba inu coin (SHIB) that reflect the range of perspectives across the crypto community, including:

  • “You could have been a billionaire if…”
  • This plays into regulator’s hands
  • “If it only goes to a dollar…”
  • Are the institutions really coming in? 
  • At what point do we take memes seriously?
  • Market nihilism 
  • And more! 

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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Great Democratic Faceplant

On Tuesday, Joe Biden and his allies sent political observers into a frenzy with the announcement that a deal had been reached on a social safety net bill. But there was no deal, and there will be no votes. Is there anything that explains this behavior but abject incompetence? American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Matthew Continetti joins the podcast today to discuss this and more. Source

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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Listener Mail: Ghost Stories, Santa Claus and the New Chronology

What if part of known history never actually happened? What can Santa teach us about the power of language in folklore? Multiple Conspiracy Realists write in with their own otherworldly, sometimes disturbing experiences. All this and more in this week's Listener Mail.

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Village SquareCast - American Values with David Blankenhorn, Founder of Braver Angels

Founder of Braver Angels and the Institute for American Values, David Blankenhorn has spent his career thinking creatively and provoking constructive discourse about some of the most important and controversial cultural issues of our time. As we find ourselves increasingly locked down inside ideological camps, David defies categories, crosses boundaries, and offers fresh and compelling thinking where we seem most stuck.

Our discussion is wide-ranging and free-wheeling and focuses not just on problems (like hyper-partisanship) but also on solutions (like how to build stronger communities). Facilitated by his long-time friend and Village Square board member, Bill Mattox. If you’re tired of thinking inside the box then this one’s for you.

This program is part of the Created Equal and Breathing Free podcast series presented in partnership with Florida Humanities.

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Headlines From The Times - The unsolved assassination of Alex Odeh

On Oct. 11, 1985, Palestinian American activist Alex Odeh opened the door to the Orange County offices of the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee. He served as its West Coast regional director. The moment he turned the doorknob, a bomb went off. Thirty-six years later, his assassination remains officially unsolved, but his family thinks the United States government knows more than it wants to admit.

Decades after Odeh’s killing, Hugh Mooney, one of the first police officers on the scene, has begun speaking about what he heard and saw. Today, we hear from him and talk with TimesOC reporter Gabriel San Román, who has followed the investigation into Odeh’s killing for more than a decade. We’ll also hear from Odeh’s daughter Helena and the voice of Odeh himself.

More reading:

Amid new revelations, Alex Odeh’s assassination remains unsolved

Answers sought in 1985 slaying of Palestinian activist Alex Odeh

L.A.-Born JDL man a suspect in ’85 slaying of Alex Odeh