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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Addicted to Malaise With No Way Out
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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - Gangsters of Capitalism, with Jonathan Katz
When retired Marine General Smedley Butler told Congress a group of wealthy business tycoons were scheming to overthrow the U.S. government, people weren't sure what to make of him. Over the course of his life, Butler had been called a war hero, an activist, a monster and a crackpot. What was this so-called Business Plot, and why was Butler blowing the whistle? Were any of his accusations true? In today's episode, the guys join investigative journalist Jonathan Katz, author of Gangsters of Capitalism, to learn more about Butler's life, his controversial career, and a shocking allegation of conspiracy that, if true, could have ended democracy in the United States.
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Dr. Tom Insel led the National Institue of Mental Health for 13 years, departing toward the end of the Obama administration for a career in tech. Insel joins Big Technology Podcast to discuss how the data on our devices may unlock the key to treatment. Our conversation covers how tech can help manage and treat illness, the privacy ramifications of collecting this data, and whether social media is actually harmful for our mental health.
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Headlines From The Times - A comic and COVID walk into a cruise ship …
On New Year’s Day, comedian Jen Murphy boarded a cruise ship out of Miami and got ready to perform for 1,800 people. She never did end up getting on that comedy stage, though. Instead, she ended up getting trapped in a COVID cruise quarantine.
Today, Murphy gives us a hilarious and intense look into why she got on a cruise ship in the middle of the pandemic in the first place and what she learned from it.
More reading:
Shame and fish filets: Diary of a comedian trapped in COVID cruise ship quarantine
Cruise passengers share what it’s like to be on a ship with COVID cases
CBS News Roundup - World News Roundup: 01/26
The US beefs up military aid for Ukraine. Threats against the power grid. Big Papi bound for Cooperstown. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Short Wave - Megadrought fuels debate over whether a flooded canyon should reemerge
A half billion dollar tourism industry has grown in the desert around the reservoir but a decades-long megadrought is putting its future in question.
With what some call America's 'lost national park' reemerging, an old debate is also resurfacing: should we restore a beloved canyon or refill a popular and critical reservoir? Environmental and American West correspondent Nathan Rott brings this story to guest host Dan Charles. Read Nate's full story and see pictures by photojournalist Claire Harbage of their recent trip to Lake Powell here.
This episode was produced by Berly McCoy, edited by Stephanie O'Neill and fact checked by Katherine Sypher. The audio engineer for this episode was Josephine Nyounai.
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 1.26.22
Alabama
- The state will appeal a recent federal court ruling that rejects the redistricting plan
- Lawyer behind federal case filed in Alabama regarding Covid vaccines speaks in DC
- Priceville police chief on administrative leaving pending shooting death investigation
- Bluestone Coke is sued by a second company for failure to pay bills
- DeSoto Falls in Fort Payne to be closed to public for dredging project
National
- Biden speaks again on Ukraine anticipating a Russian invasion
- Ukraine President and Defense minister claim Biden statements cause undue panic
- FL Governor sounds off on FDA halt of 2 monoclonal antibody treatments for Covid
- FAA issues airworthiness directive to Boeing regarding altimeters and 5G wireless
- Pelosi announces she will seek re-election in 2022
The Intelligence from The Economist - Twist of faith: religious hatred in India
As the country celebrates its secular constitution, we examine the rising bigotry of Hindu nationalists—at best tolerated and at worst encouraged by the ruling party. China’s propagandists are onto something: after years of dull jingoism, the entertainment they put out now is glossy, big-budget and ever more watchable. And why South-East Asia’s obsession with otters poses a threat to them.
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