Xander Snyder & Erik Fogg of the ReConsider Podcast on Bias and Tribalism: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #45

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Xander Snyder & Erik Fogg of the ReConsider Podcast on Bias and Tribalism: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #45

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Listen to a discussion with Xander Snyder and Erik Fogg, hosts of the Reconsider Podcast, on bias and accuracy in political news and research.

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Jan 22, 2019

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Xander Snyder & Erik Fogg of the ReConsider Podcast on Bias and Tribalism: Half Hour of Heterodoxy #45

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