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| A news parody, like the Daily Show |
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15 | 13.27% |
| A pundit satire, like the Colbert Report |
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7 | 6.19% |
| Something else entirely |
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91 | 80.53% |
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coyo7e posted:but the last time I heard "Worldstar" mentioned anywhere outside of my teenage nephews' facebook video posts, was some hick on a podcast using worldstar hiphop as an example of why we need armed police in schools. Best of the Left? That guy Wade is a trip but I like how the host always plays his calls, it's a nice little balance after an hour and fifteen minutes of The Young Turks pretending to be angry. But anyway the next week the first call in comment was about how WSH is just a dogwhistle that gets used to conveniently validate every "not racist just realist" reddit rear end in a top hat's opinion.
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Narcissus1916 posted:Are there any decent political podcasts out there that aren't just audio-versions of news outlets? Slate's political gabfest is awesome, but only once a week. This is Hell (long, interesting interviews [though annoyingly many are by phone]), The Axe Files (David Axelrod doing p good interviews w some heavy-hitters), Backstory (3 academic guys who focus on different eras discuss past events that lead to present political situations), Decode DC (similar to gabfest), On the Media always ends up discussing political journalism. There's more but those are a p good start, though like all podcasts they can sometimes seem a little unpolished (except the NPR ones).
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