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Jane Galt and Me Part I
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Length:
67 minutes
Released:
Aug 4, 2020
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Podcast episode
Description
In a world where people run amok on the internet screaming their heads off, Megan McArdle stands (or in this case, sits by a microphone) as a model for the cool and collected. After a pre-game round of dog talk, Megan and Jonah settle in for some candid words on bread, being nice, and feminism — commentary so well-informed, we’re posting Megan twice in one week.
Show Notes:
-The Big Tech Four vs. Congress
-Maxine Waters asks a particularly garbled question to Bank of America
-“The Great Relearning,” by Tom Wolfe
-Megan’s book, not actually titled Permission to Suck.
-Charlie Kirk’s mask terribleness, as featured in Jonah’s Wednesday G-File
-Louie Gohmert blames the mask for his COVID-19
-Megan on why racism kills
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Show Notes:
-The Big Tech Four vs. Congress
-Maxine Waters asks a particularly garbled question to Bank of America
-“The Great Relearning,” by Tom Wolfe
-Megan’s book, not actually titled Permission to Suck.
-Charlie Kirk’s mask terribleness, as featured in Jonah’s Wednesday G-File
-Louie Gohmert blames the mask for his COVID-19
-Megan on why racism kills
-ZipRecruiter.com/Dingo to try it now for free
-DrinkHydrant.com/Dingo for 25% off your first order
Released:
Aug 4, 2020
Format:
Podcast episode
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