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Busting Out the Heidegger
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68 minutes
Released:
Jun 13, 2020
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Podcast episode
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What to make of the many news stories of the week - the resignation of James Bennet at The New York Times, the establishment of an autarkic city-state in Seattle, and more? On the Ruminant, Jonah sees some connecting threads between them all, such as the shrinking of large, trustworthy media institutions.Show Notes:-This Friday’s G-File-"Firing Line with William F. Buckley, Jr." collection, hosted for free by the Hoover Institution-Robin Williams caricatures Buckley twice in "Aladdin"-Jonah writing on the problem of liberal media bias and the “objectivity” issue-“SAY IT! SAY IT!”-Jonah’s column about Romney-Ross Douthat’s op-ed about the Tom Cotton piece-Monopsony-Jonah and Hugh Hewitt’s disagreement about the Alt-Right from back in 2016-Jonah: How the nationalists blew their chance-The members-only Midweek G-File-Ed Koch: “Now they must be punished.”-The “stationary bandit”-"Pirates, Prisoners, and Lepers: Lessons from Life Outside the Law"-The Hop Bird-TommyJohn.com/remnant
Released:
Jun 13, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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Episode 13: Podcast Potpourri: Jonah goes guest-free in this week’s Remnant, allowing him to engage in some rank punditry about Roy Moore’s defeat in Alabama and answer listener questions. The show runs the gamut from veganism, best conservative books, and best Twitter accounts, to trade deficits, Al Gore’s inhuman presence, advice for motivating bright but lazy teenage boys, and … Continue reading Episode 13: Podcast Potpourri→ by The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg