Time To Say Goodbye - Listener Qs: Affirmative Action, “Better Call Saul,” & TTSG nostalgia

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Hello from Tammy’s mysterious trip to Korea! 

In this bonus ep, we answer questions from our beloved subscribers. Thank you for getting us to ponder:  

* The political dimensions of K-12 school lotteries

* A post-affirmative action world

* Midterm election hotspots (plus: the effects of labor power and anti-Asian sentiment) 

* What Tammy and Jay have learned from ea…

The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 10.28.22

Alabama

  • Matt Walsh's "What is a Woman" tour well received on UA campus
  • Conservative students at UA offer competing newspaper to Crimson White
  • Constitutional carry law to be enforced at AL state parks in 2023
  • Mobile county judge heads back to bench after suspension over "Memaw"
  • Former Decatur pastor pleads not guilty to sexual abuse of minor
  • Magic City Classic to be held this weekend in Birmingham

National

  • Saudi Arabia indirectly warns Biden on release of strategic oil reserves.
  • USA Today poll shows more Hispanics voting R in midterms
  • GA Supreme Court ruling could benefit several 2020 election lawsuits
  • Whistleblower in FL says Ballot harvesting big problem
  • Elon Musk to take the helm of social media company Twitter 

Everything Everywhere Daily - The Maldives

Located just southwest of the southern tip of India lies one of the only countries in the world consisting soely of coral atolls. 

Unlike similar countries which are in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, this country has a location and proximity which has given it a unique history.

It also faces a unique set of problems given geography and geology. 

Learn more about the Maldives, its past, present, and future, on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.


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The NewsWorthy - Twitter Takeover, World Series Begins & Prince Harry Memoir – Friday, October 28, 2022

The news to know for Friday, October 28, 2022!

We’ll tell you Elon Musk’s first major moves as the new owner of Twitter: from his statement on the reason he bought the platform to the executives he just fired.

Also: it’s not even Election Day, but about 100 election lawsuits have already been filed. We’ll explain why. 

Plus: what to know about the World Series tonight, which big automakers are giving-up on self-driving cars, why Taylor Swift had to make an edit to her music video, and how a woman on TikTok is bringing recipes to life…

Those stories and more news to know in around 10 minutes!

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The Daily Signal - INTERVIEW | Why New GDP Report Showing Economic Growth Is Misleading

The U.S. economy grew by 2.6% in the third quarter of 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reportreleased Thursday.

Compared with the gross domestic product figure from the second quarter, which showed the economy shrunk 0.6%, that appears to be solid economic growth.

Not quite—according to E.J. Antoni, a research fellow in regional economics in the Center for Data Analysis at The Heritage Foundation. (The Daily Signal is the news outlet of The Heritage Foundation.)

"Usually, when we talk about these numbers, we always think a growing GDP means a growing economy, and that's good for people, but this is one of those instances where that's not really the case," Antoni says. 

Antoni offered his predictions for future GDP reports.

"As a former bartender, I'll use a bit of an alcohol analogy here. This last report—the third-quarter report, that is—I think was last call. So, if you want to judge the party based on alcohol consumption, things are looking great. That's a high number, " he says. 

"But viewed in context, the party's over. And I think from here on out, we go back to negative numbers," he added.

Antoni joins "The Daily Signal Podcast" to discuss the GDP further, as well as President Joe Biden's false claim that he won congressional passage of his student-loan forgiveness plan, and how the economy is affecting Americans. 


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Short Wave - 100 Years Of Box Turtles

The common box turtle is found just about anywhere in the continental United States east of Colorado. For all their ubiquity, it's unclear how many there are or how they're faring in the face of many threats—from lawn mowers to climate change to criminals. So today, science correspondent Nell Greenfieldboyce presents the researchers hunting for turtles—and for answers. They're creating a century-long study to monitor thousands of box turtles in North Carolina.

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NPR's Book of the Day - Two thrillers unfold in the shadows of Appalachia

In this episode, we share two interviews on novels that explore how horror can be found within – and beyond – the laws of nature. First, Megan Miranda takes NPR's Elissa Nadworny into the North Carolina woods to set the scene for her book, The Last to Vanish, about disappearing hikers. Then, Stephen King and his son Owen tell Mary Louise Kelly about the supernatural rage that overcomes the women in their novel, Sleeping Beauties.

Opening Arguments - OA643: Magnus Carlsen Accused Hans Niemann of Cheating at Chess. The Chess World Exploded. Now Hans Has Sued

This wild story has been on my radar for a while, but now that there's a lawsuit involved, I've convinced Andrew to give us a breakdown! But Andrew doesn't just take us through the lawsuit. We go through the accusations, and what it might take to try to prove a low frequency event to a jury. Along the way, there's a poker cheating accusation scandal as well!