Month: March 2022

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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know - The Return of Lucky Yates

In today's grab-bag interview, the guys catch up with actor, comedian and returning guest Lucky Yates. Tune in as they explore conspiracies, catch up on the pandemic, and pose questions from the audience. 

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The Commentary Magazine Podcast - The Liberal Economic Panic

Yuval Levin joins today’s podcast, a very special episode in which we delve deeply into a revelatory conversation between the New York Times’s Ezra Klein and leading liberal economist Larry Summers—in which Klein reveals his horrified discomfort at the fact that many of the policies he thought were going to save America are instead driving us into an economic ditch. Give a listen. Source

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State of the World from NPR - Fleeing Mariupol, Russian Nuclear Forces on High Alert

Thousands of people continue to risk their lives by fleeing the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol. And Russia says it put its nuclear forces on a higher state of alert. This happened as Western officials had already raised the prospect of chemical weapons attacks.

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Big Technology Podcast - Can Apple’s Culture Handle Dissent? — With Cher Scarlett

Cher Scarlett is an ex-Apple engineer who led a movement for pay transparency within the company — and suffered consequences. She joins Big Technology Podcast to discuss why she spoke out, how Apple responded, and whether the company's culture can handle dissent. Listen for an inside perspective on Apple's culture and a conversation about the future of dissent within the tech giants.

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Headlines From The Times - A soldier’s funeral in Ukraine

L.A. Times foreign correspondent Patrick J. McDonnell has covered Ukrainian refugees flooding into Poland and the funerals for Ukrainian soldiers in Lviv. He’s heard from mayors urging Americans to approve a no-fly zone over Ukraine, and men returning to their country to fight on the front lines.

Today, we hear some of Patrick’s stories.

Guests: L.A. Times Mexico City bureau chief Patrick J. McDonnell

More reading:

A funeral for Ukraine soldiers brings war to small town

Refugee flows from Ukraine mount. Meantime, aid and would-be fighters head in other direction

In Ukraine, the flood of displaced people fleeing the war only grows

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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 3.30.22

Alabama

  • AL joins Florida in lawsuit against CDC for mask mandate on public transportation
  • Secretary of State candidate Ed Packard pushes legislature to pass ban on modems in elections
  • Cleburne county authorities seize 240 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop
  • Ballot counting underway in second vote on unionization at Bessemer Amazon facility
  • Mobile county commission to invest 15 million for new downtown airport

National

  • Biden comments over in Europe called into question once again
  • 2 senators to disclose on senate floor details into Biden family foreign money deals
  • FL Governor Ron Desantis signs bill that bans sexual content taught in K-3rd grades
  • TN senator Marsha Blackburn says she will not vote to confirm SCOTUS nominee
  • Poll is taken of Americans hearing about the Will Smith/Chris Rock SlapFlap