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Strict Scrutiny is a podcast about the United States Supreme Court and the legal culture that surrounds it. Hosted by three badass constitutional law professors-- Leah Litman, Kate Shaw, and Melissa Murray-- Strict Scrutiny provides in-depth, accessible, and irreverent analysis of the Supreme Court and its cases, culture, and personalities. Each week, Leah, Kate, and Melissa break down the latest headlines and biggest legal questions facing our country, emphasizing what it all means for our dai...

Release date: 2023-03-13

Comments

1. Super informative even for a layman - While there are quite a few words and some topics that pass over my head, I’m learning a lot by listening to this very smart, informative, and insightful podcast. I understand the judicial and legal system better and enjoy the hosts as they have fun while teaching. I imagine they’ve always been the smartest people in the room but they’re able to relate to law students and general public and they clearly have fun with each other. Thank you!
2023-03-21

2. Manipulation and delusion - This podcast sounds good in the beginning, then one of the hosts keep pushing words and narrative into peoples words making them sound evil. This very insulting, just like fox or cnn, they want to capitalize on the current political situation and dramatize it rather than having a factual account on the situation.
2023-03-21

3. Worth the time - Other reviewers are correct: the levels of vocal fry, artificially, rapid speech, insider signaling, are almost unlistenable. I have bailed on several occasions for just that reason. However, this supreme court is in turn laughably, dishonest, disingenuous, and ideologically biased. These women, each of whom is as sharp legally as any Supreme Court Justice, provide two very socially valuable perspectives: one, exposure of bad faith and intellectually dishonest opinion writing, and two, ridicule to puncture the veil of respectability the majority wants to hide behind.
2023-03-07

4. Lost Opportunity - If you want a podcast full of snark but little substance, this podcast is for you. The hosts are clearly super smart and, if they waned to, could help shed light on the Court and its’ opinions. Instead of doing that, though, they seem concerned with one-liners and buzzwords. As someone generally predisposed towards their view of law, this was highly disappointing.
2023-03-06

5. I object to the politics - Please! I come here for the law and get a political soapbox screed! Please don’t do that. How Joe should run his campaign is not in your wheelhouse and the student loan yelling nearly made me throw my coffee across the room. If you want to do politics get another job/podcast. Otherwise stick to your expertise and let Joe do his.
2023-03-06

6. Fried Disingenuity - Three different voices doubling down on vocal fry and eschewing and attempt at critical thought. If you want undistilled Progressive ideology, you have found it. If you are looking for objective analysis or even liberal legal thinking, such as it is, leavened with critical thinking, move along.
2023-02-06

7. Get your woke take on law and the Supreme Court - I learned of this podcast from Akhil Amar’s Amarica’s Constitution podcast when Kate Shaw appeared on Amar’s episode which scrutinized Moore v. Harper. I’ve now listened to a handful of episodes of this podcast podcast and unfortunately it pretty much completely lacks the integrity and seriousness of Amarica’s Constitution. If you want to hear ad hominem attacks on Supreme Court justices this show is for you. If you want strawman arguments and bad faith interpretation of those with different views, this is your show. For serious analysis of the Constitution and related Supreme Court cases, this podcast is bankrupt.
2023-01-16

8. Required listening - I really appreciate the in-depth analysis into cases, the court, and the sarcasm provided in this ludicrous era. Kate, Melissa, and Leah are experts in their profession. I am far more knowledgeable about our government and it’s systems because of them, and I am grateful for their willingness to do this work every week knowing not every outcome is positive. Thank you.
2023-01-04

9. Fantastic (except audio mixing) - Amazing show- I’ve been able to bring my extended family along for this informative, educational, and often entertaining show! I sometimes am annoyed by the audio mixing which leads me to have to adjust volume multiple times an episode. This makes a great show a bit annoying to listen to… SCOTUS clips are often far too soft, Melissa’s mic (especially when excited) is too loud. Hopefully this production can be smoothed in the future to make a good thing even better.
2022-12-28

10. Speed Talking is Annoying - I absolutely love every aspect, every analysis, every critique, humor and wisdom these brilliant women share weekly. However, they all talk way too fast which causes me to rewind and replay too much to get all their insights. You’re worth the effort but try to slow down.
2022-12-20

11. Missed Opportunity - I’ve been a listener since day one, and likely will continue to listen, as I like to get a variety of perspectives on major issues in the law. Yet, with so many okay-to-good Supreme Court podcasts now available, I’m lately finding it harder and harder to devote the time to this one. The hosts know their stuff, clearly. But they are also so deeply uncharitable to any perspectives but their own that it is often hard to get any real utility out of the podcast. Typically, any chance to reckon with an opposing point of view is instead treated as an opportunity for naked partisan electioneering or to repeat the same cringe-inducing wisecrack about “Ginny tonics” or “Sam Troll-lito” for the umpteenth time. If you only have the time for one Supreme Court podcast in your schedule, I suggest you look elsewhere.
2022-12-09

5-4 is a podcast about how much the Supreme Court sucks. It's a progressive and occasionally profane take on the ideological battles at the heart of the Court's most important landmark cases; an irreverent tour of all the ways in which the law is shaped by politics. Subscribe to our access our premium episodes & much more at fivefourpod.com/support Listen each week as hosts Peter, Michael, and Rhiannon dismantle the Justices’ legal reasoning on hot-button issues like affirmative action, gun r...

Release date: 2023-03-21

Comments

1. They should hire someone to do research - This podcast lacks research on what the basis and background of many cases actually are. It makes it tough to know what is true and what is their conjecture. There is very little nuance and many of their arguments and statements do not stand up to gentle questioning or research
2023-03-19

2. Breaking it down - Good balance of potty-mouthed irreverence and thoughtful analysis that translates court jargon into plain language and explodes the mythology of the justices as rare and infallible geniuses. Would love to hear a serial format where they take on the majority & minority opinion in one significant decision and dissect it — undermine that FedSoc textualism with textualism, if you will.
2023-03-03

3. Easy going and informative - - absolutely lives up to its description in a great way! You’re going to get information AND commentary from a progressive perspective— if that’s not your vibe then, yeah, it’s not for you. As someone with formal legal knowledge this show breaks things down in an understandable, meaningful way that I really appreciate. You feel like you're not just listening to to a conversation, but being included in it.
2023-02-27

4. LOL - LOL’ing at the people in the comments acting like being more conservative somehow makes someone or something more “balanced.” No dude, it just makes you more wrong. Like the right answers to things are not just arbitrarily in the exact compromise point between two opinions. Like if someone says “Ted Bundy was a good guy,” and I say “no ne wasn’t he was an entire mass murderer,” the correct answer isn’t the exact middle point between the two. What’s right is what has the most verifiable detail to support it, what takes into account the surrounding context, and comes to the kindest and most just conclusion. And including “a conservative voice” would do absolutely none of that.
2023-02-22

5. Good content but the hosts’ laughing is really inappropriate - The cases that the hosts discuss are really interesting and their analysis of them is thoughtful and well executed. I cannot handle the laughing at their own jokes constantly. It’s so insensitive and inappropriate given the topics they’re covering. I don’t think they’re insensitive people. I get that it’s hard to deal with this content on a regular basis without developing a sense of gallows humor, but keep your giddy laughter to a minimum when you’re hosting a podcast that deals with so much personal human tragedy. The lack of self awareness gives me secondhand embarrassment for them.
2023-02-17

6. Patreon Question - Love your podcast. Huge fan. I had a Patreon membership and loved listening to the side episodes. However, since the unfortunate job departures, it seems like there have been far fewer Patreon exclusive episodes. Will you be ramping up that content again soon? Understand if it’s difficult given your personal situations.
2023-02-02

7. The absolute best podcast! - This is the podcast that Peter, Rhiannon, and Michael knew we all needed. Their liberal critique of the Supreme Court is unmatched and much needed. Their work illuminates how SCOTUS — as a political-laden, bigoted, dogmatic, racist institution — continues to perpetuate inequitable, unjust outcomes for marginalized groups. Don’t listen to the lonely one-star reviews. Everyone knows the - pod is phenomenal. And for goodness sakes, how is Ginni still running amok?!
2023-01-31

8. Entertainment - I listen to the podcast more as entertainment than actual fact. If they had a more conservative voice on it then the podcast would lend to more of a balanced opinion. In (I believe, can’t remember the actual episode) they talk of qualified immunity. Specifically stating that municipalities generally win most cases against individuals. While that may be true the more true fact (if that is the correct verbiage) is that municipalities in the majority of cases settle outside of court. Not because the defendant was right or wrong, but due to the high cost of going to trial. Qualified immunity is not entirely about police violating citizens rights it is more about protecting individual police officers from frivolous law suits. When a police officer arrives on a scene he/she is there to come to a solution to a problem. Often that solution is negotiated, and as the saying goes a good negotiation is when both parties do not feel satisfied. That dissatisfaction is what leads to the frivolousness.
2023-01-17

9. A gift for those seeking perspective - This pod has helped me (and many around me) to understand the mechanics of our high court. As a sommelier by trade I find value in knowing why things are the way that they are. I feel like the gang at - does exactly that for those of us who don’t know about the industry that is law. Thank you to them if they see this! You all bring joy and knowledge to my life!
2023-01-01

10. Enjoyable even for those without a law degree - I appreciate how the hosts break down the cases and the underlying assumptions (and obfuscations). Is it polarized? Yes, refreshingly so because so much discussion surrounding the Supreme Court is fundamentally dishonest—the attempt to present both sides has led to outright propaganda of this elite institution and a deliberate omission of the corruption underlying it. I admire the compassion and sense of justice that animates the hosts, particularly Rhiannon, and believe that their philosophy of legal realism is the antidote to the discriminatory and self-interested philosophies currently ruling the judiciary.
2022-12-21

11. Funny and educational - I’m not a lawyer, but am interested in the law. I found this podcast through Peter’s “If Books Could Kill” which I also really enjoy. I love the dynamic of this group. Peter’s sense of humor rocks. Highly recommend, especially if you like obscenities in your legal analysis.
2022-12-11

The Young Turks is Home of The Progressives. Cenk Uygur, Ana Kasparian and a host of progressive voices deliver the news and provocative commentary. Whether you are seeking a breakdown of current events, politics and the mainstream media or just a quick laugh, the TYT daily podcast will always keep you informed and entertained. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Release date: 2023-03-24

Comments

1. So happy to find this podcast and TYT Network! - Finally I found a podcast that’s unapologetically progressive! This podcast serves to counter the blowhards from the conservative side. Thank you so much for the work you do! Sane people need more voices like yours. Update: Ana has become obnoxious and likes to pick fights and seems to be antagonistic towards the audience, particularly the “online left”, then claims if you’re offended then you must be ensconced in your own filter bubble. No homegirl, I listen to TYT, The Majority Report, and The David Pakman Show, I no nothing about the online left. TYT is the king of them all so for her to attack a group that’s not really known compared to the great TYT, and comes off as needlessly antagonistic to the TYT audience makes me want to shut off the show, unless Cenk is on. Cenk is the best and has much higher emotional intelligence
2023-03-15

2. Living in Florida - Born in the s it saddens me where the country and especially florida is. I found you on Samsung tv and find it reassuring that there still is some sanity out there. You say so many things I wish I had a platform to say. I do regret that you claim our generation to be passive and the beginning of the problem but the real hippies started trying to save the world back in the s and s. While discussing florida book “burning “ maybe we need to look at Disney and Aesop. Woman kidnapped by male little people and kept in a cabin in the woods. The sexual assault of an unconscious woman by a man in the forest. Guess if a country leader it’s ok. An old woman h Who threatened to burn children in the oven. Waiting to see who turn completely fascist first florida , texas or the whole country. They alsotaught us in school if you don’t learn from history you repeat it. Upcoming kids won’t even know they’re repeating it. Thanks for being here
2023-02-01

3. Trolls and tools - I read some of these bad reviews and it proves that Cenk and everyone at TYT are doing something right because whinging right wing man children are shedding electronic tears like they shed their souls for that right wing sell out money I love it when they give Cenk their tears like they give tokens to other grifters and tools all these tough guys bowing to elitest spoiled rich tools claiming to be working class here’s all my money here please tell me I’m special because I hate everything and everyone please tell me it’s ok to make my ego more important than anything and everyone thank you so much here’s more of my mommy and daddies money
2022-11-20

4. Irresponsible and delusional - You lost me! How dare you question repositioning. You never mention North Korea! You’re getting a little ahead of yourself. Just because you can check off some of the boxes does it mean that you’re checking off all of the boxes! Such a disappointment! Save would she will. I won’t be there to listen. You are a disgrace.
2022-11-03

5. Super judgmental - I listen to liberal and conservative podcasts. I notice that liberals are more likely to label conservatives as “terrible people”, while conservatives more criticize actions (as opposed to labeling someone as a whole as bad). Everyone’s biased but seeing yourself as morally superior really adds more bias. On top of that Cenk says stuff like “we’re unbiased” which is ridiculous. That just shows how un self aware he’s being. I have bias as I write this review. The best way to deal with that includes acknowledging it, which Cenk is not even doing. That’s why many of the takes are really judgmental. I still listen to get the opposing view on topics, but really the show could be much, much better.
2022-10-24

6. Neither the hosts, or their topics, are young anymore. - As Trump continues to live rent free in the hosts heads, they lose sight this is , not . Their topics are about as fresh and relevant as Bette Milder or Jane Fonda, and less interesting than Nancy Pelosi. Sort of like listening to one of Uncle Joe’s speeches when he goes off track. Has some entertainment value and gives me a laugh, so stars for that, all though it’s unintentional on their part.
2022-10-02

7. Cenk is propagandizing pandemic - Cenk, I have been listening to the Young Turks for more than two years. I agree w most of your analysis. Today I am disgusted. How can you even begin to compare Covid to the flu? Even at today’s numbers more than , people a month are dying. That is not even close to flu deaths. Today you got mad at guest because you thought she said you were pushing propaganda. She did not. But today you did push propaganda regarding Covid, saying that it is over and comparable to the flu. Did did you sell out? I hope not.
2022-09-20

8. Almost perfect - Ana, and everyone else is amazing. Cenk is a little too immature and angry for my taste. He is always making voices and acting a little childish. You can tell he’s an angry person and has a hard time keeping it under control. The show would be much better if it was just Ana, who can “read the news” and give us her view on things without yelling and making voices and screaming.
2022-08-18

9. Whoa - Jessica Burbank is smart in a way that makes my head explode! I keep stoping and rewinding to follow along because she says so much so concisely that I have to sit with it for a minute to wrap my head around it. “It” being the means in which the economy is structured so as to benefit an emergent fascist class and stifle the working class. Sigh. It’s a bleak trajectory but at least this show and Burbank’s insights give great insight and context to the state of things and offer perspectives on what the stakes are if nothing happens to thwart these forces. Vote! Collective bargain! Also, side note - as a trans person who can get pregnant, lemme just say that we exist and I have just as much at stake as someone who identifies as a cis woman does wrt pregnancy and access to reproductive health care. Second, I’m also a middle aged millennial who has over $k in student load debt and I will never dig out of that hole, it’s impossibly huge, and it’s fundamentally altered the trajectory of my life and future financial security. I don’t understand how Biden could make financial aid forbearance and forgiveness part of his campaign agenda and then reverse course after being elected; it’s unsurprisingly infuriating, its like I kick myself for taking such political stances at their word - of course they won’t actually follow through. Such is the state of things coming into election season writ large: how can the non-fascist political party inspire folks like me to get to the polls en masse and ensure they retain control of the legislative and executive bodies if they aren’t willing to carry forward with the agendas that propelled them to positions of power in the first place? I will obviously vote blue and will vote despite being highly frustrated with the Democratic Party - But there are certainly many similarly disenchanted would-be-voters who will question the utility of supporting dems who lack the political courage to fight for the progressive causes they campaigned on. Not in a nihilistic sense, but in a pragmatic sense- hope in change that never materializes is devastating, and most people can only take so much disappointment. There’s a point when hope and advocacy and activism can feel retrospectively like wasted time and a foolish endeavor to have invested and put emotional stake into seeing come to fruition. I know that, as Corey booker brilliantly said it, that “if america doesn’t break your heart than you don’t love it enough,” and I understand that change happens over time and after many false starts and detours - but losses also take their toll and that toll needs to be front of mind for any dem politico hoping to be elected in .
2022-07-30

10. Conflicted - I always come away from these episodes with a broader perspective on the issues, but I’m conflicted and disappointed. Pregnancy is a biological state of being. It is % about SEX and has absolutely NOTHING to do with gender. ONLY WOMEN can be pregnant. Enough with the ‘pregnant people’! If you can’t even accurately name who and what you’re trying to protect/defend, the battle is lost. This is disappointing rhetoric from a station that % of the time actually does follow the science.
2022-07-02

11. Playing with fire - In an election year it seems stupid to talk about the dems the way you do. We have a two party system in this country and the gop is trying to kill what little democracy we now enjoy. You complain but give no remedy’s during your rants. “I’m over it” is just not good enough. If the dems are so bad who do you suggest we vote for? Shirley Kennedy
2022-06-03

12. Love them - They take the time to research, which is an admirable thing. They aren’t a cash grab like most right wing grifters, such as Tim Pool, etc…and they aren’t trying to indoctrinate our youth like Charlie Kirk and his goons at Turning Point, or Ben Shapiro and his wacky ideas at Daily Wire. TYT lays out the facts, and then gives you their ideas on how we can change things for the better for everyday people. I appreciate everything they do.
2022-05-11

Podcast by Newport Beach Police Department

Release date: 2019-08-20

Comments

1. Great podcast. - It’s been a while since I first had seen this case in the headlines being a resident of south Orange County. Always looking at local crime this case intrigued me when I realized the crazy story he was trying to spin. From bailing out and going on the run.. what a story. Great podcast but as of // he just got to wasco for reception. Would have thought he got -L but he got a plea for .
2022-02-25

2. Great podcast - I don’t understand what people are having such a cow about the voice of the girl telling story??? Sure, she’s no Keith Morrison (dateline’s smooth talking host) but I don’t hear anything off putting in her dialect… I’m halfway through the podcast and my heart aches for this family
2021-10-27

3. Admiration from Texas... - Such a well done podcast about a crime and fugitive I never knew anything about....I do now. Not only was I made aware and now keeping an eye out for this horrible man but I was left with such admiration with the dedication, creativity and willingness to go above and beyond to bring justice to a beautiful soul and her family. Well done, well done, well done!
2019-03-14

4. Well done! - Since I enjoy true crime podcasts I have really enjoyed this one which comes from a completely different view point. I am impressed with the writing and the details that are shared, as well as the obvious concern for the victims. My only complaint is that the episodes are so darned short! Good job.
2018-11-23

5. great job! - more of these! wow, law enforcement peeps who have no podcasting experience, whose sole motive is to catch this killer, i am deeply impressed! those who can’t get past the voice, get over yourselves, this isn’t a major podcast production with all the bells and whistles you may be accustomed to. it’s written and produced well and their heart and motives are most definitely in the right place. i almost did not listen due to reviews, then i’d be one less person on the lookout for a man whose time has most definitely come! and i thoroughly enjoyed listening to it! i wholeheartedly support this type of TC podcast, and hope to see many more develop!
2018-11-03

6. Countdown to Justice - This is an innovative, riveting podcast brilliantly conceived by Newprt Beach PD PIA Manzella - excellently written, compassionate and compelling, brilliantly performed. The story of this cold, narcissistic man (doesn’t deserve the name of father) and his abandonment of his children following the gruesome murder of their mother shocks the conscience. Listen, share and follow this story!!!!
2018-10-05

7. Awesome idea! Poor execution :( - This is such a cool idea! And I really wanted to like it. After reading people’s mean reviews about the narrator I was excited to give it a shot for myself, but sadly not even through the first episode and I understand them now. Unfortunately the narrator does make a huge difference in podcasts. Try a more dramatic/storyteller voice or tone and I can guarantee this would be a hit! Die hard true crime podcasters would dive into this concept for sure!
2018-09-27

8. Engage us - Thank you to the whole team for taking the time to make this effort more public and easily consumable. Not Serial, but...what is?!? That does not detract from the quality story telling (with constraints) and utility of soliciting help. Perhaps work with Bob Ruff and the Truth and Justice Army to raise awareness
2018-09-26

Red Eye Radio is the pre-eminent syndicated overnight radio show hosted by radio vets Gary McNamara and Eric Harley airing Monday through Friday, Midnight to 5am Central. Targeted at long haul truckers, Red Eye Radio has broadened its mission to include virtually everyone living and working non-traditional hours. The audience includes shift workers, travelers, truck drivers and others who embrace the new 24/7 lifestyle, with many restaurants, retailers and other business establishments open roun...

Release date: 2023-03-23

Comments

1. Awe struck in Oregon! - Just listening to you is like arguing with my Dad, back when I was a Liberal teenager. He passed away back in . I eventually became a very conservative Democrat. My first vote was for Jimmy Carter. Haven’t voted for a Democratic Presidential candidate since. The Balloon fiasco just makes you wonder if Biden has sold us out to the Chinese. Like he sold Afghanistan to the Taliban. He has been doing this since the ’s. The Democratic Party of today is not the Party it was years ago. Aside from liberal spending habits, most of their values followed mainstream America. Their only saving Grace has been the ineptitude of the Republicans to iterate an idea and hold to it. We seem to have become a country of enablers. Love the show, love listening to the subs. It is just not the same when there is only one host.
2023-02-09

2. Entertaining - I like listening. Agree with them on just about everything. Unfortunately, they are misinformed on the Covid jabs. They pretend they are open to the data, but they are degrees out of phase on that one issue. It’s too bad. Once they recognize their error and misstatements regarding the jabs, and accept that they were wrong and admit it on air, they’ll get stars.
2023-01-25

3. Long time listener - They are provocative and induce thought about a wide range of topics. Gary’s a bit offensive sometimes in my opinion. Eric is my favorite and is more my speed. It’s worth listening to in my humble opinion. Update: I quit listening. Gary is out of bounds on Trump and is seemingly an expert about everything in his own mind. Instead of questioning why it takes two weeks or more to count votes (many states do it in HOURS!) Gary blathers on about Trump endorsements. Eric is a saint for putting up with his arrogant blathering night in and night out. I’ve moved on to other podcasts. BYE!
2022-11-24

4. Arrogant Old Men - I have listened to this show since Doug Macintire hosted. I am now unsubscribing. Gary Macnamara has become so arrogant, the program is unlistenable. And he is not nearly as smart and ‘fact based’ as he esteems himself to be. Once upon a time, Mark Levin may have praised these two men but I bet he takes that back now. When the ratings for this show tank—-and they will, these two should apply at Fox Always a treat when Dan Mandis is hosting. Maybe Gary could quit waxing on and learn a thing or two….
2022-10-17

5. bobulinsky - wasn't it bobulinsky who after he heard pencil neck schiff going on & on & on about all the russian he saw , so bobulinski said if schiff will come out in public & apologized for the untruths he was telling about bobulinsky & defaming his family name & as usual no one came & schiff for brains didn't deny it at all!!"
2022-04-09

6. Great stuff - I always look forward to this podcast. They slice and dice the subject at hand and, I believe, cover all sides of an issue. They have opened my mind on many occasions to consider all the facets of an issue. Balanced…thoughtful….well prepared…two normal guys facing the same issues that I am!
2022-02-24

7. Found my source for informative political analysis - I found Red Eye Radio going to work at :am one morning. Scanning the AM airwaves in NH I stumbled upon the shows broadcast out of a Michigan radio station. Sometimes the signal isn’t the greatest but I listen intently to every word I can. Highly recommend tuning in wherever you are!!
2020-10-23

8. Great show - This is the show I go to to get my review of the news for the day. Very factual. I saw in another review that there was a mild criticism of Gary cutting off guests. It’s been my experience that Gary and Eric will allow people to express their opinion but will stop somebody in their tracks when they start spouting off things that are not factual. Keep up the good work.
2019-12-06

9. Good Show, however - I find Gary very rude and interrupting to callers who wait forever to get on, let them speak then give your opinion, sometimes like replacement hosts better taking more calls, than your possible calls in a half hour. Too many commercials, plus I really don’t care about your banana bread, but like to hear your view on the news.
2019-12-02

Inside the right’s push to retake power, from the conspiracy-slingers to the MAGA acolytes to the straight-up grifters. Thought the Trump era was crazy? Wait ’til you hear what they have planned next. Hosted by Kelly Weill and Will Sommer. New episodes every Wednesday. Subscribe on your favorite podcast app today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Release date: 2023-03-15

Comments

1. Interesting but slow down! - Why does it seem like everyone is trying to speak fast like nervous- sounding Ben Shapiro? I think Shapiro talks fast because he thinks it makes him sound intelligent when it really betrays insecurity. I wouldn’t use him or any other fast talker as a model. Fast talkers generally sound like salesmen trying to scam or overwhelm you. Slower talkers emanate confidence as well as honest deliberation. Slow down!
2023-01-25

2. Dragons Fly Together - This podcast is how I learned that “Baby Q” is literally one of my ex’s bffs from high school. He may be the most famous person from RRHS class of and I am FULLY embarrassed to have known him. What a world we live in. Anyways, thanks for the depressingly hilarious info Fever Dreams. Keep Austin weird… I guess.
2022-08-25

3. Receipts and Testosterone - Many toxins, including BPA found in receipt paper, are endocrine disrupters. Plastics leach synthetic estrogens, which we discovered in the ’s while studying breast cancer (their control groups were growing as quickly as the experimental groups because the plastic petri/peach tree dishes were leaching estrogens). Heat increasing leaching. Happy to provide evidence, but it’s well studied. Try a PubMed search.
2022-06-16

4. I like the glaze of angry - The mind bending crap coming from the right is hard to digest without emotion. As someone that has sacrificed for this country I can’t even express the anger I have with what’s going on. I know when I get angry I get stupid. Listening to someone else that gets where I’m coming from is nice. In a way, I appreciate the delivery of the show even more than the information.
2022-02-28

5. Love it but room for improvement - Absolutely love Will Sommer’s work, and listen to every single podcast he appears on, and every single episode of this podcast with Will is great. Without Will tho, it doesn’t always stand-up to the quality I’ve come to expect, and it becomes a bit too much of a “dude” talk show. What we don’t need in this space is more male dominated podcasts being “bros.” The other primary host also isn’t as informed nor as Leftist as Will, so I’ve just resolved to only listening to episodes with Will. Really devastated he’s going on a month hiatus with the pod, but I’ll be here when he returns! Hopefully the other hosts can do better and push themselves to take this as seriously as the primary investigative journalist driving this podcast, does.
2022-01-31

6. My morning commute is so much fun on Wednesdays - If a podcast about right-wing craziness is sharp and funny enough to inform me and to make me laugh out loud frequently, then it has truly got something amazing going on. I think the hosts are great - smart, hilarious, and thorough -though I worry about their mental health having to delve so perceptively and deeply into this ridiculous upside-down world. Are you guys ok? I hope so, because you are great at what you do. Thanks!
2021-12-02

7. Perfection - Your podcast is one of the only political podcasts I can still listen to after the election. Love the new abnormal too. Listening to the episode on NRA. I thought they were GD broke!! They just sent my crazy still Trumpy brother a jacket!! Of course they asked him for a “donation” but he has already spent all his limited disposable income on trump swag. He’s not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he’s my baby brother none the less. I keep hoping once his brain tumor is removed he will wake up to how he has been grifted by Trump. I’m not kidding, he has a brain tumor.
2021-11-05

8. Fun show! - I love all podcasts critical of the Qanon phenomenon. I look forward to it every week. The guitar intro doesn’t bother me like it seems to other reviewers on here. I wish the show was longer. It’s edited weirdly. The vocals almost overlap with themselves. I guess it needs to be condensed for the kids.
2021-10-28

9. This jury member can’t decide - I am not sure whether I am more horrified about some of the things going on with the loony toons/fringe element now overwhelmingly in charge of the GOP brought to bright light on this podcast or the arrogant East coast views pervasive in ultra liberal views of some of the things said on this podcast remind me of HRC during the campaign. Both are…disturbing. Come to Ohio and sit in the diners with Biden voters for the next years. Until all media have major hubs in the middle of the country- we have lost America.
2021-09-17

10. Two episodes later.. - This show was a great delight to me every time it popped up in my feed.. I believe that may be the case again one day, but as of now - I am at a loss for words. Swins anxiety over spending some time without his homie Will had me cut the first new episode short.. then the fall of Afghanistan took place. What followed was the most childish episode that could be imagined about one of biggest humanitarian catastrophes of our time, as it only begins to unfold. I have a thousand things to say.. but I'll leave it at that.
2021-08-18

11. NSA watching frozen dinner boy - Wondering if Trump’s pick to oust Mark Sanford in SC, Katie Arrington, could be Tucker’s source. She won against Sanford, but lost to Cunningham, for which Trump rewarded her with a cyber position at the Pentagon. She is on leave currently and stripped of her security clearance for leaking some sort of intel.
2021-07-01

12. Deceptively boring - skip half way ahead of episodes - I found this podcast on account of the Gaetz episode with the salacious headline. Recovering from my nd Moderna shot, it seemed like a reasonable way to waste some time. I had to pause the episode several times to go back and make sure I was listening to the correct one. Nearly the first minutes is consumed by the hosts talking about items to a level of minutia that I expect only their colleagues could appreciate. If I overheard this conversation at a bar, it simply would have been boring banter. For a podcast episode with a description that talks entirely about subject, as featured in the title, to then start out with minutes of rambling and not even a warning to “Skip half way if you’re hear for what we’re actually marketing” seems quite off the target. The amusing and ironic part is this: I literally just got to the part where Jose and Roger come on to actually discuss the entitled subject, and I paused it to simply write this review, unlikely to go back to it because this tabloid-like political gossip is largely a waste of time, and I already wasted minutes hearing these guys talk about Greg Kelly’s pants and other pointless drivel.
2021-05-13

Former acting Director of the CIA Michael Morell speaks with top leaders of the U.S. intelligence community as they reflect on their life, career and the critical roles they play in shaping national security policies. As a central figure in the most significant U.S. counter-terror efforts of the past two decades and a former CIA intelligence analyst, Morell is uniquely skilled at taking industry leading knowledge to make connections that provide deep insight into complex security events – help...

Release date: 2023-03-15

Comments

1. Tanks in Ukrainian War - I enjoy this podcast in almost all episodes. But would like to hear military experts explain why Russia won’t be able to take out the tanks donated to the Ukrainian army the way the Russian tanks were previously destroyed. As the saying goes armies tend to want to fight the previous wars until reality drags them into this one. Give Ukraine more javelin and stinger weapons and long range artillery plus anti aircraft weapons
2023-03-05

2. Whitewashing makes for arduous listening - There is some genuinely useful info to be learned from these guests. But the bias towards explaining every aspect of the ICs GWOT policies for posterity is tiring. That era will go down in history as a failure and subsequent overreaction for the IC and US foreign policy. Deal with it. We are currently in a moment where global rules are being/should be rewritten ESPECIALLY regarding the internet and data policy. This podcast would do well to focus on the future because you know the IC is.
2023-01-27

3. Level headed unbiased conversations that matter - It’s refreshing to hear intelligent long form conversations from experts in the world of politics and intelligence, in a non politically biased way. This is the sort of informed conversation that seems to be missing in the news cycles and online, that would help us all as Americans find common ground and get back to finding harmony together as Americans. It’s informative, sometimes entertaining, thought provoking, and reminds me what being a citizen and beneficiary of this country means from people who have devoted their lives to making sure these values are here for us.
2022-12-09

4. Graham Allison missed question - With all of the indepth Taiwan discussion - there was no discussion of how we should help Taiwan avoid the fate of Hong Kong. All of the CCCP promises to keep HK’s political freedom was broken and replaced with brutal repression as soon as Xi was able. Did Michael avoid or just miss this question??
2022-11-16

5. Great show. - After reading you’re one and two star reviews, it seems like all of the reviews are mad about Michael taking political sides. One review said Michael always sides with views that trump and the MAGA party hole. Then the next review was someone going off because Michael didn’t go down the rabbit hole of Hunter Biden’s laptop. Michael, I think the hard work you are putting into this podcast is a great service to our country and me personally. I think people should just take a step back and accept that you are a person like all the rest of us and your points come from life experiences. I really appreciate your points and I enjoy almost all of your guests. If I happen to dislike a guest on one of your shows I truly try to understand the point of view that person. I usually come to the conclusion that the person on your show definitely cares about the shows topic far more than I do. So I just listen and try to learn something. Keep it up Michael. I love the show. Alex from Seattle
2022-10-26

6. Disappointed - I usually enjoy this podcast, however, this latest episode with Bob Page was disappointing. Bob definitely had an agenda and it was hard to listen to episode, I couldn’t stomach the last minutes and turned it off. Bob paints anyone who supported Donald Trump and White as possible violent terrorist. His data points don’t sound correct. He’s sounds like a woke academia, not surprisingly he teaches at UoC. He’s so far removed from the everyday American trying to survive and who love this country, that it made him sound tone deaf.
2022-10-19

7. Dennis - Experienced and analytical yet not as good as could be provided. Perhaps the ingrained bias of diplomacy only for CBS is the cause of a too limited view of intelligence. For instance, on the issue of Iran no detail of “pressure”, “sanctions” or embargo, not even non kinetic or kinetic military action is considered. Furthermore, why is diplomacy for the sake of diplomacy in the Biden administration, to pursue any “deal” with Iran, not critically discussed. Nor was a strategy of the U.S. against Europe, China and Russia helping Iran to avoid the current, limited sanctions discussed in any detail. Finally, the language of interviews could be plainer; in this podcast the failure to use the term “terrorism” and the studied and willful world wide campaign of mass murder, assassination with drug trade in the Middle East, Africa, and South America by Iran and its subsidiaries and proxies (e. g. Hezbollah, Hamas and the cartels) is virtually ignored.
2022-09-21

8. John - Mike, you put out an exceptional podcast filled with insightful questions and knowledgable guests. The last episode was even better the second time I listened to it. I appreciate you for your perspective and for putting out a product that helps me understand important details, discover the unknown, and generate further questions. I thought it was time I reached out. Again, thanks.
2022-08-20

9. CIA as family? - Guests present general knowledge—most of which can be found & discerned from popular news & web sites if read carefully. Many guests have lots of praise for the CIA which gives the perception that the podcast is more of a marketing channel for the CIA. More interesting though would be the reason the podcast is connected to CBS. One of the guests views the CIA as family which I am sure is misrepresented. After all the CIA is an employer. Employees come into work, clock in, clock out, then go home. Nothing extraordinary really. You get hired & can get fired.
2022-07-18

10. Morell Undermines Presidential Election - Morell was one of intelligence “officials” who signed a letter weeks before the election suggesting that E-mails from corrupt Hunter Biden’s laptop looked like a Russian disinformation op without any evidence to undermine the election. Corruption? Incompetence? Why would he do it? This “expert” is now at George Mason University. Another deep state propagandist…
2022-06-18

11. Could’ve been good. - I’m pretty disappointed. It was a good show until Morrell seemed to get personally offended that people challenged his support of the Bush-era torture program. After that, instead of focusing on professional commentary, he seemed to develop a personal beef with the new administration and turned the show into plain old talk radio, taking on guests who quote Trump talking points without citing evidence, most recently re: Iran, repeating fact-free claims that things are better without the JCPOA in place without defending those arguments. I’m sad; the original concept was a good one. That said, I unsubscribed today; I liked that the show challenged my views but I absolutely don’t need right-wing propaganda in my life.
2022-06-08

12. Is it a production of NPR? - Mr. Morrell has been overall more successful in his show than CIA. Here, at least he sincerely serves those who he has pledge to, Far Left, who want to topple completely this system. In his show, he has been doing his best to have his guests only confirm what he believes. If any of these guest expresses a slightly different opinion, Mr. Morrell will interrupt, CORRECT, and Educate them. Fortunately, there were some great guests who schooled this poor guy in his own show. This crap just like NPR isn’t worths my time.
2022-05-24

The Lawfare Podcast features discussions with experts, policymakers, and opinion leaders at the nexus of national security, law, and policy. On issues from foreign policy, homeland security, intelligence, and cybersecurity to governance and law, we have doubled down on seriousness at a time when others are running away from it. Visit us at www.lawfareblog.com. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/lawfare. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Release date: 2023-03-25

Comments

1. Insightful, concise, balanced & fact driven! - Consistently thought provoking and informative. The regulars as well as the guests bring keen intellects and broad knowledge to bear on discussions. I don’t always agree in whole with the positions taken, but I relish the rigor with which the positions are arrived at. Thanks!!!!!
2023-02-18

2. Are you there? - Best episode title ever! I had to give a five star review just because I love that so much, but actually— this is a podcast that I didn’t expect to frequent, based on published works available from hosts, but you know? One day I realized I wanted to hear what they had to say in thinking through issues — a lot of people have gotten pretty lazy in their thinking— these folks are not lazy. They think. It is an under appreciated contribution these days maybe. But don’t forget to thank the great benefactor, Judy Blume, who took the time to raise a certain forgotten generation when their parents weren’t home.
2023-02-13

3. Audio - Not a big fan of the opening music but, personal taste aside, I’d prefer to have it fade out completely before Ben begins the intro. As it is, he and the music are competing. Also, Ben sound like he’s talking into a bucket, hollow and echo-y. It’s unfortunate to have minor technical issues detract from the information the Lawfare folks are trying to present.
2023-01-25

4. Chris Slobogin interview - Maybe you should study Washington's new traffic State laws. Police can no longer do a traffic stop on probable cause; this is the reading, to the best of my knowledge. Police can not pull over a stolen car; any person pulled over can leave or not pull over unless it's for a DUI stop, and even then, police aren't pulling over those drivers much. My point in asking you to look at this is that it's become wild west driving, and it seems to me not enforcing minor laws, say no license plate or stolen car, has created more danger for other law-abiding citizens. What professors and politicians need to think about next time is what repercussions can happen in changing laws. I hate to say this, but it's created a lawless atmosphere. Police in Seattle don't arrest personal use drug users, this change was about the same time as the traffic, and I can say violence has gone way up because of a couple of minor tweaks in laws. This year I have had five murders, and rapes, robberies, and assaults have increased in less than a -mile area from my home. I understand covid could have something to do with this, but it's become ridiculous and barely liveable in Seattle. Please take care when changing laws and look carefully at citizens' safety besides the criminal's safety, and study what changes might do to a community. I love your podcast and find it fascinating subjects. Can you also look at the correlation between homicides and early releases done from jails and prisons? I work in a Jail and have seen the murder rate skyrocket, especially around homeless encampments that may have been where the early releases may have gone. They've become more like a homeless gangs with lots of violence of, murders, rapes, and serious assaults. Shelters have been placed in minority areas, and they've had a massive increase in violence. It may correlate with legalizing all drugs, which not arresting personal use has accomplished. Crime in Seattle is terrible, and we need help with some studies done on violence and citizens feeling unsafe in our community. Thank you.
2022-12-20

5. This Podcast Makes Me Feel Smart & Stupid - Just started listening recently, and I really enjoy this podcast even though I don’t have a legal background. Usually, I can make sense of everything said on the pod. That being said, I did recently have a hard time googling the legal term “En Banc” because I kept spelling it “On Bonk.” So listening is sometimes a humbling experience. I feel like I’m learning a lot, and I generally like podcasts where experts/total nerds engage in rigorous discussions of important topics. Ben Wittes is very funny, and I recently subscribed to his dog newsletter on Substack, which I highly recommend.
2022-12-11

6. Reliable - Update: Scott R. Anderson frequently lets his voice trail off when he is talking, which makes big chunks of his comments indecipherable. :-/ Please, Scott, get a better microphone or maybe be more intentional about making sure you speak clearly throughout all your comments. Probably just be easier to do a little consumer research and buy a better mic. I'm not a lawyer, and I still like this podcast on the whole. I like a lot of the content and I learn a great deal from the discussions. Sometimes it gets in the weeds for me, but I think that's because I'm not a lawyer. One or two of the contributors always has an i'm smarter than you, finger-wagging, professorial tone/presence--but i SWEAR that I can hear a consequent eye-roll in the voice of some of the more down-to-earth hosts, and that makes up for it. LOL
2022-08-28

7. Cass - Love your show…. I just wish y’all would check with Postal employees who actually do the work, on how ballots and political mail are handled . The political junk it treated like express mail but they only pay Pennie’s to mail it out. The Ballots used to be Certified Return Receipt until counties got to cheap to pay the postage, now, while they are delivered with Express Mail processing even though they only pay First class rates.
2022-07-23

8. The paradox of Democracy - The first part was interesting but in the end it just sounded like young guys in a dorm room I am an almost year old retired nurse who has children, grandchildren land, soil, ground water and looks over a lake which is silting in. Wisconsin has lost its liberal democracy to really horrendous people who think our education, health, drinking water should be run in a private systems or even the profit center of private corporations who are science Deniers If you have any good ideas on how to save not just our democracy but the human race on this planet, step out of that dorm room and investigate what we are doing or trying to do every day. Point your angst and sarcasm on those science deniers who do policy by prevarication
2022-07-17

9. Insightful and expert analysis, thought provoking discussion - Insightful and expert analysis on compelling issues. I particularly appreciate the civil dialogue and thought provoking discussion that occurs when hosts have different interpretations of a situation. The only very minor criticism I have is the sound quality of the recording by Twitter Spaces. Some of the dialogue is difficult to follow when it sounds a bit broken up, or when a speaker’s voice sounds muffled or distant. Thank you for this very informative and important podcast.
2022-07-14

10. Good content - They recently had someone on who spoke so fast that I had to use the /x feature for the first time ever, I think Scott Anderson? I actually thought something was wrong with my phone and had to double check. Kind of weird to have to switch back and forth between speeds when listening but c’est la vie. But other than that, good show.
2022-07-13

11. Lawfare Podcast - If I am writing a review after giving stars, obviously it means I love this. What I love is the deep academic dive into issues that concern all citizens without being boring! It’s intelligent and thought provoking. I always come away knowing little more about the issue discussed.
2022-06-13

12. Bubble of Talking Points - It's scary to think that lawyers who are supposed to without feeling follow and apply the law to matters have being tainted & poisoned with their hate for Trump. They have lost a grip on what is right or wrong. The truth matters and they apparently don't know what it is anymore. Sad.
2022-05-23

Twice a week, this podcast will take you on a smart, direct, sometimes scary, sometimes profane, sometimes hilarious tour of the inner workings of American power and of the impact of our leaders and their policies on our standing in the world. Hosted by noted author and commentator David Rothkopf and featuring regulars Rosa Brooks of Georgetown Law School, Kori Schake of Stanford University and David Sanger of the New York Times, the program will be the lively, smart dinner table conversation on...

Release date: 2023-03-23

Comments

1. Nevermind - I have heard smart analysis here, but taking my leave after listening to shockingly facile analysis of the way that the”left” (by this they mean Greenwald apparently — Oy, Rosa —srsly?) has come to mimic the trumpist right on Russia - this is dangerously wrong — it is shockingly myopic as well, because many throughout the world are deeply concerned about escalating the war— not because we “love Russia and hate Murica” but because this war is being escalated by the same insulated and naive coalition of hawks and neocons that brought us into disastrous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan — and that coalition does not represent “America” any better than Trump does. And the Ukrainians are not the only peoples waging a valiant struggle, though their struggle is indeed our responsibility— we must handle that responsibly. The globe cannot be reduced to the views of people in UK, US, and those that we select as interlocutors because they say things that mirror our own fantasies or preoccupations. Other people matter and they do not fit your cookie cutter vision of the world — and there are other, better, podcasts to be found…
2023-02-23

2. Monetized push ruins show - I appreciate DSR trying to make a buck, but there is the process of over monetizing your product. The last episode I listened to, they cut it off in mid sentence to play an ad. The show should be monetized because it is a fantastic product, but the middle ad needs better placement.
2023-02-07

3. Awful sounding Text-to-Speech in Nov. episode. - As DSR listener from Day , I found the banter, personality and opinions of the participants percent of the podcast. With the info being the remaining %. Episode November , , was all (at least all of what I listened to) multiple computer voices of very flat affect Text-to-Speech. If I wanted to hear an A.I. read the news, I’d listen to my toaster go on and on about the differences between rye and wheat.
2022-11-28

4. DSR reports - The podcast’s hosts Rosa Brooks of Georgetown University and David Rothkopf are excellent. They usually talk with Ed Luce of the Financial Times and David Sanger of the New York Times. The group discuss current topics in the world and United States, domestic affairs with the depth unavailable anywhere else. A topic cable news may spend minutes on they spend an hour. Their knowledge and insights are something I look forward to listening to every week and never miss an episode.
2022-09-14

5. Beware trying to pay for this - Interesting enough I thought I might chip in to become a “member” and get the additional content, and help the cause. Although the signup instructs to pay any amount you think appropriate, it changes a lesser amount entered back to the $ they first suggest. (Limited income here.) Did this several times; no warning, nothing. This is misleading at best and essentially dishonest. An organization that would do this suggests their substantive content be viewed with suspicion, too.
2022-05-10

6. Once Great Show with Fatal Business Model Problem - This was once one of the best news and information shows anywhere. Then they started playing half of a conversation and holding the rest hostage behind a pay wall. Even that wouldn’t be so bad if it were possible simultaneously to consume podcasts the way you want to AND pay them. Instead, they expect you to stop what you are doing, open a browser, enter a password and listen to a podcast on a webpage! It would be funny if it weren’t so pathetic.
2022-04-08

7. About ready to unsubscribe - So I’ve listened to this podcast since , according to my device, and have mostly found it quite interesting. Though at times horrific audio & production values. But no, I don’t buy lattes & can’t send everyone $ a month. My assumption was that you all use your pod work to show that you have a fan base & to get book & article deals & paid speaking gigs. The half podcast thing is just & tbh is starting to make me dislike you. Maybe try what Lawfare does — have ads & an ad free feed for Patreon fans? Consider asking for far less as a base & asking for far more from those that can afford it. Ask your well-paid friends. You all have sooooo much more money & income security than I do.
2021-12-14

8. Omicron whinging - Good grief, stop whinging about the Democrats/administration/CDC as if that’s going to do any good. Are you working for the GOP? That’s what you sound like. If you want something to say about what they’re doing then go get a job in the administration. Otherwise shut up! Yelling because they aren’t doing what you think they should is stupid, not to mention a waste of my time.
2021-12-05

9. Intelligent conversation - Smart people and great conversations. Highly recommend this! //: this is an excellent podcast, but the recent announcement that only a portion of the episode will be available unless you subscribe is disappointing. Every day some company wants me to sign up for for exclusive newsletters, podcast content, streaming service for tv shows & movies. If I signed up for only a few, I’d still end up spending $-/month for what is often news or commentary that’s irrelevant in a few days. As a retiree my funds are limited, so sorry, no subscription from me
2021-10-26

10. Absolutely and Compellingly Superior! - In listening to my first DSR podcast, “America’s Yard Stare”, I was completely taken with the clarity —moral and intellectual clarity— of the conversation. I followed up immediately by listening to the Afghanistan Papers conversation, and with it one of the most knowledge-based interviews I’ve ever heard on any subject. I’d give Deep State Radio stars if Apple would let me!
2021-09-07

11. Garbage - To the “experts”, small e, what we are seeing is the vaccinated are spreading the disease, according to your corrected science. Give my vaccine to someone who needs it, if it’s so good lol. I don’t want a “vaccine that enables me to spread the virus, get it??? Stop spreading garbage, my body my choice, let me die in peace fools. Again more garbage. Information spread to you by ignorant people.
2021-08-10

12. Great original show diluted by B-grade spin-offs - This show is absolutely at its best with the original foreign policy-focused lineup on Mondays, when some combination of Kori Schake, Rosa Brooks, David Sanger and Ed Luce appears. The conversation flows and there is terrific chemistry between the participants. David Rothkopf has tried to expand from this original podcast to create the “DSR Network“ brand, with mixed results. There are one-off shows with one-on-one conversations foreign policy experts, which are interesting in parts, but this listener loses interest eventually if it goes on for minutes or more. Less successful is the “Spy Talk” show, which is shoehorned in on Thursdays. It doesn’t quite fit with the brand and feels forced and foisted on listeners. Rothkopf has a history of trying to force new shows on the network, whether it’s his sister’s cooking show, or that Hollywood politics show a couple of years ago. None of it has worked as well as the original, which was really lightning in a bottle, and devilishly difficult to replicate. Which brings me to the Friday national security/ coronavirus/ threat to democracy show. This show doesn’t hold up as well as the Monday show, and I fault the personalities involved. Kavita Patel is excellent and shines brightly. But Ryan Goodman is too dry of a presence to carry this show. He barely participates and says little that is memorable. I get that he is super smart, but perhaps this medium is not suited to his talents. In short, the Monday podcast rocks. The rest could benefit from some paring down. stars for Monday, two for the other shows.
2021-07-29

تعيش السعودية مرحلة تحول ضخمة ومثيرة خلقت في أذهاننا عشرات الأسئلة وصنعت العديد من الحوارات، وفي سقراط ننقل أسئلتكم ونضعها على طاولة قادة التحول

Release date: 2023-03-21

Comments

1. برنامج مميز - برنامج مميز جدا واحرص على متابعة جميع الحلقات. اتمنى تستضيفون قيادات قطاع الطيران والمطارات الخطوط السعودية، فلاي اديل وناس قيادات المطارات والطيران المدني
2022-02-02

2. رائع ويستحق تخصيص كل ثانيه من وقتك - من اجمل اللقاءات المفيدة ، انصح وادعوا كل شخص للاستماع ومشاهدتها المقدم عمر الجريسي فنان في إدارة اللقاء، شكرا على ما تقدمه وواصل هذا التميز
2020-11-06

3. قواكم الله - مع اني كويتيه لا ناقة لي ولا جمل بالمواضيع بس حححيل حابه فقرة لما تخلون الضيف يتكلم عن حياته وبعضهم يتعمق ويقدم نصايح تنشرى من ثقلها . شكرا لكم ثمانيه وسقراط .
2020-09-27

4. بودكاست مفيد لكل المهتمين في ادارة التحول - بودكاست مفيد جدا وممتع لكل مهتم في مجال الإدارة، التحول، تطوير وتنفيذ الاستراتيجيات. ضيوف مناسبين في المرحلة اللي تمر بها السعودية في رؤية ٢٠٣٠. فقرتي المفضلة هي دروس التحول اللي نتعلم منها الكثير. شكرا للأخ عمر على نقل العلم المفيد وأتمنى ان تكون في ميزان حسناتك.
2019-10-10

5. فارس جديد - ها هو فارس جديد أطل علينا في ميدان البودكاست .. نحتاج أمثال عمر لإثراء المحتوى العربي .. بودكاست غني ومفيد وثري .. وشخصية مميزة فعلا وضيوف من الطراز الثقيل .. استمعت واستمعت كثيرا بكل الحلقات .. وأتمنى لك المزيد والتقدم .. وفي انتظار القادم
2019-08-15

Each season, we explain the weird, complicated and often unequal American economy — and why some people get ahead and some get left behind. Host Krissy Clark dives into obscure policies and forgotten histories to explain why America is like it is. The latest season examines the “welfare-to-work industrial complex” and the multi-million dollar companies running today’s for-profit welfare centers.

Release date: 2023-03-15

Comments

1. Massive oversight - When discussing the history of servants vs. artisans, the series makes a significant error of omission by not distinguishing “servants” from slaves. Slaves have often been referred to as servants, so many do not know the subtle distinction between these terms and might lump them together, leading them to a massive misunderstanding of the institution of slavery. A simple and clear statement noting that all this employment history sits outside of the context of UNPAID labor, namely slavery, would have sufficed. Instead there is only an exceedingly passing, easy-to-miss reference to “paid labor” at the tail end of the segment as it quickly transitions forward. Deeply irresponsible.
2022-02-19

2. OUTSTANDING SEASON - "Employment" and where we are heading: Very revealing -- and disturbing. Good luck America. I'm long retired and feel incredibly fortunate to have lived in a time and personal situation of relatively good employment opportunity and stability. I wonder if I would be able to survive in this new world.
2021-05-11

3. If you’re a story teller please tell the full story! - I loved listening to this podcast heard about it through reveal when they did a rebroadcast of the minor leagues pay. Initially I thought it was great until I listened to the first episode of season five and I started to cringe when the host starts to recount how labor and employment began in this country. The fact that this podcast simply grazes over slavery as thought it were some dependent servitude in which masters were required to treat their servants with respect bothers me. It’s a false narrative that I’m completely tired of hearing. Slavery was in humane and I get that this podcast is about workers and unfair wages but the beginning of this story needs to be told in its entirety and not in this fantasy realm that was narrated within the first episode of the podcast.
2021-04-02

4. Enlightened reporting - The right to speedy trials are at the core of this problem. Trials that take decades outrageous; if the trial is in employee’s favor if the companies will file bankruptcy. The franchise companies Will get off Scott free I’ve never admit guilt. It’s sad that nothing will come of it after decades going through the court.
2021-03-11

5. Meh! - Show is put together well and Casters good voices and presentation. The topic is way off base for what they say it is about. Interesting dive into lousy jobs with lousy pay. However, their have always been jobs like that environment and pay. Nothing new or different and they even mention these things happen I got around to years ago. Completely misses the reasons and motivation for what is going on n our economy today. Just trying for sympathetic ears. Did a better job in spot appearance on the pod at Make Me Smart. At least scratched the surface of change there.
2021-03-06

6. So Disturbing... - The subject of outsourced labor, when misused, is such a disturbing practice. Ms. Clark and her team present this issue in a manner that should give everyone a reason to pause and reassess how we, as a society, treat every worker in our economy. I have to wonder what the cost would be, to we consumers, if every worker were paid a living wage.
2021-03-03

7. Worth your time - Another strong piece from the marketplace team. Does have an npr tilt on how things are framed ( see framing of entitlements) but that doesn't make it any less engrossing and worth while. Would like it if it could be a pinch more introspective at moments (the choice to use the word entitlement). I am hoping they address a few more questions like how does illegal immigration play into the modern debate? Is the animus racial or cultural (to cut benefits) and even if we condemn it for whatever reason can we understand it? Something beyond the admirable if simple objective to crush any myth of generosity. Skeptical but hopeful Edit: It plays very strongly to its audience. Bit saccharine at this point. Less effective for that and less impressive.
2021-02-25

8. Educational and Frustrating but So Necessary - Every season I say I won’t listen when Marketplace announces the new season and puts out teasers. It’s truth is stressful and I decide I don’t want open that can of worms. Then Krissy Clark et al do such a good job and get me invested in the real people whose stories are shared and I get hooked. I only skipped a single season so far although at times, they make me sad and angry.
2021-02-24

9. Hidden Stories Discovered - This pop up series is a treasure trove of generous reportage. The team continues the patient listening that characterizes The Uncertain Hour’s prior seasons. The History of Now provides the listener with some eye-opening information about how some of our citizens are making it through the pandemic. This is my favorite explanatory podcast of !
2020-07-18

10. Quality journalism - Outstanding deep dive into the socioeconomic factors that create the world we live in. Each episode is thoroughly researched and deeply personal with in-depth interviews with people whose voices you might otherwise never hear. This is top-notch journalism. I’ve learned so much from this podcast!
2020-07-02

11. An antidote in uncertain times - Uncertain Hour hits the nail on the head when it says “the things we fight the most about can be the things we know the least about.” This podcast does what all great IJ does, it takes broad historical and statistical evidence and illustrates it with personal stories and interviews. It is both engaging and eye opening. In a time when every media outlet begs us to “tell us what you think,” we often have strong opinions, but much less understanding than we would like to admit. Thank you for helping me to have more understanding about these important topics and really enjoy it at the same time. I love it!
2020-04-24

12. Thoughtful, compelling reporting - Over the course of three seasons, The uncertain hour has dealt with three issues -- welfare, regulation, and the war on drugs. All three seasons are fantastic but I particularly liked the one on welfare. Learning ) how states individually interpret (and, arguably, misinterpret) the best use for welfare dollars, and ) learning how drug companies have gone to great length to make money at the expense of public health, were the two standout lessons for me from this podcast. I honestly think this is probably one of the best podcasts out there and really encourage you to check it out.
2019-06-06

Professor Elizabeth Joh teaches Intro to Constitutional Law and most of the time this is a pretty straight forward job. But when Trump came into office, everything changed. During the four years of the Trump presidency, Professor Joh would check Twitter five minutes before each class to find out what the 45th President had said and how it jibes with 200 years of the judicial branch interpreting and ruling on the Constitution. Acclaimed podcaster Roman Mars (99% Invisible) was so anxious about al...

Release date: 2023-02-10

Comments

1. They're back (rejoice and be exceeding glad) - So happy to see a new episode pop into my feed yesterday. What a relief! The topic was very timely and enlightening as well as amusing. I hope these keep coming. I'll be willing to wait long stints between podcasts but I'm not willing for this podcast to go away! (Just sayin'.)
2023-02-11

2. Love it, and relevant! - Absolutely fantastic! Informative, entertaining (Roman Mars style), and without a doubt relevant to our times. I’m riveted every time I listen. My only (very mild )complaint is the somewhat infrequent releases of episodes… but that makes it so much sweeter when a new one drops!
2023-02-01

3. Whatever AOC opinion would be is correct in this - This is not a valid debate on the issues weighed by the court. Just one side argued with a few simplified straw men thrown in as counter points. Just think of what the most leftist politician’s viewpoint would on a given issue & that’s what the conclusion will be in this podcast. Very disappointing….
2022-08-29

4. Treatment of the Supreme Court - Issues that rise up to the SCOTUS are rarely simple. There's always issues of multiple competing matters of constitutional interest. A good constitutional scholar can look at either side of a controversial issue and be able to make cogent arguments supporting or rejecting a particular premise. Unfortunately these two seem to laugh off matters of abortion, Gun control, religion, free speech, etc., as though there is only one correct answer, and that the six conservative justices are wrong and are just political hacks. When you shift from considering both sides, you are just producing another politically biased podcast. It becomes an echo chamber, and you loose the very audience that would benefit from being informed of differing opinions. Add in Roman's audible sighs when mentioning Clarence Thomas or the excited octave shift in his voice when mentioning Sonia Sotomeyer and it's clear who his favorites are. Try harder, please.
2022-08-18

5. Essential - I remember listening to % Invisible back in it’s first year. Back then I loved the deep background on everyday surroundings and how they came to be. Roman’s amazing and made stories on Kowloon and monks sworn to a vow of silence but somehow selling beer globally via a land line answering machine. They can’t talk!!! But this isn’t that podcast. It’s a beautiful evolution of Roman’s style. And like the former, it opens up our eyes to stories, ideas, and actions that are shaping our lives but now it’s in real time. Just outside of the news we read and hear about the Supreme Court shaping the architecture of our government and rights, is the motivation behind their actions. This podcast lays out the interests, beliefs, and “isms” behind Supreme Court rulings. You walk away with new perspectives on the decisions being reached. This podcast separates out rulings and law from the intent, truth, and goals that are now driving a new wave of politicized “law making” from the bench. And if you listen closely, you can pick up on how they’re making it up as they go. I find myself not caught up in the disturbing rulings, but in total amusement with the fact that they are a brilliant bunch of entitled English scholars; hobby-level historians whose limitations in areas like anchoring a branch of government is remedial at best. They carved their careers through political alliances and handjobbing their way to a seat. Their laughably flawed rulings are effective at one thing, desperately struggling to convey how important the judge is. They won’t let facts sway their thinking and they are thinking opinion pieces on constitutional rulings will do just fine. We may not know the future but we know future rulings will be the ideas they brought to the case in front of them. This level of insight into their folly Is what Roman is sharing. While I’m clearly opinionated on the current court, the positivity I enjoy is a deeper appreciation of how it was worse at one point in our history and this show outlines examples of ways the court has been operating to strengthen our country vs steering it. What am I talking about???? It gets stars because DOOMTREE.
2022-08-14

6. Let’s Hear Both Sides - It can be infuriating listening to this podcast, however I am interested in how the left side thinks and I almost always learn something. I know the premise of the podcast is poking at Trump (which sometimes is entirely fair). My question is, will you ever poke at the other side? The Biden family is not the beacon of ethics and morality.
2022-08-07

7. I used to live this show - When it first started this show was my favorite. As it has progressed it has turned into leftist propaganda and instead of evaluating interesting legal suppositions we are spoon fed over simplistic explanations and given watered down and poor representations of other opinions on the matter. Frankly it’s insulting
2022-07-21

8. Informative. Hate the music, though! - The content is both informative and interesting - often a tough combination to pull off. But the music near the beginning is AWFUL!!! Would be tolerable without the man shouting OH over and over. I listen to podcasts while doing other things, so I can’t stop the playback before the music starts, and I’m always forced to listen to the end of the music clip if I want to hear the discussion begin again. The song at the end is annoying, too, but not as horrible as the OH OH OH crap.
2022-02-28

9. Was good at first then… - Had to unsubscribe today. When this show first came out it was really informative. Now that the Trump days are behind us, it’s clear this has just morphed into another podcast for leftist dogma. If you were going to explain con-law in modern day America, you’d take a look at both sides of the aisle. Good while it lasted.
2022-02-01

10. It’s all about Roman - I love the show but I can’t believe Roman Mars put his name in the title of the show. I listen for Professor Joh. Mars is just a presenter. I’m fed up with hyper-wokeism, but it’s Professor Joh who provides all the research and knowledge. For Mars to name the show after himself is an example of arrogance and selfishness that is out of step with the show’s politics, and especially out of step with what I’d expect from a bearded dude from Oakland.
2022-01-18

11. Great Show - Like PI, Roman Mars does another great show. His anti-trump-ness shows through a little but not enough to bother me (I get that’s it’s hard to keep personal views out of everything and since this show is primarily about Trump I think it’s forgivable to let some feelings slip. He keeps it brief and professional though and I like him more for it).
2021-12-20

12. Okay, so if you’re rebranding… - …just DON’T change the theme music! I’ll admit it’s a little annoying that I’m helplessly obligated to get up and dance when it plays, and it’s not always a convenient situation. But I haven’t been this owned by a piece of music since the Line Up song on Bubble Guppies when my kids were little. Great podcast, great theme song! Keep ‘em both rolling!
2021-07-09

Welcome to The Damage Report with John Iadarola, your daily breakdown of the true threats and challenges facing our country and our world. John Iadarola hosts an unflinching, no-holds-barred look at the damage that the Establishment, corrupt special interest groups, the GOP and global corporations are causing.. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Release date: 2023-03-23

Comments

1. Good humans remain in media - This is the only news show I wholeheartedly recommend. Every time he frustratedly exclaims some version of, “this just seems like what it takes to believe in humanity” I basically want to cry and nod until my head falls off. Please keep up the good work. We desperately need it.
2023-03-09

2. Great - Please talk more about how zoning has destroyed our environment and contributes to car accidents. Much of America mandates single family zoning which makes us poorer, fatter and destroys our environment. Our carbon footprint would be much lower and we would all be much richer if America hadn’t suburbanized so much.
2023-01-18

3. Much love - As an Iranian diaspora can’t tell you how much I appreciate John and his unimpeachable integrity on covering human right related issues, be it in the US or in Iran. I have been a TYT member since . If you are not a member and you can afford it you have to become a member, without independent media we are in trouble!
2022-11-02

4. % must listen - This is my favorite daily news show by far. I’m already a TYT member, so I listen almost exclusively on the app (to many of the shows they offer) but this is by far the best IMHO. Fantastic breadth of coverage topics, solid doses of both wit and comedy, and excellent array of guest hosts. Keep it up John and the team- I’m writing this review to hopefully give you a tiny algorithm bump- y’all deserve it!
2022-09-03

5. My must listen each day - Been a listener for a couple years now and I look forward to each show. John and his guests help me to stay simultaneously informed and sane with comedic relief to the hellscape that is our current political climate. Only took me two years but I FINALLY rated and reviewed- percent John, percent ;)
2022-07-23

6. I’m a progressive but.. - I want to listen to you. I believe in your policies and where I so want to see the country going, but so so sick of listening to Anna and her views on democrats. She needs to get out and talk to people. Working people . I know she won’t since her views are “right” but we have a middle America and I’m not talking geographically. People that are not hard left and vote (sorry to say). I so wish that you all would get out of your bubble and actually talk to people. I say this because I want our country to go where you want it to go.
2022-06-24

7. Boost - Of all the TYT “personalities” ( ), Jon is the one I definitely identify w/ the most. Always saying what I’m thinking & asking the same questions I would ask… even attempting to understand the logic of crazy ppl, while definitely not agreeing w/ it. Thank you and everyone at TYT, I love all of your programming and have found other shows b/c of you all. PS- Brett, it’s never TMI. Don’t let the haters keep you down
2022-05-12

8. My month olds favorite podcast! - I mainly listen to the damage report podcast on apple’s podcast app and I noticed my daughter, months old, was always calm when listening to it. Well today she was super fussy, remembering this I placed her in her swing and turned on TDR podcast and within minutes she was sound asleep. I wonder if it’s because I would fall asleep listening to TDR podcasts, purposefully after night shift when I was pregnant with her! Anyway, we love this podcast and will be forever listeners!
2022-03-04

9. A great podcast if you like great podcasts - A breath of fresh air to listen to through the week! I really appricaite his perspective of looking at issues from other angles and not regurgitating talking points like so many other popular shows. His guests are so great, some of my favorites are Nina Turner, Francesca Fiorentini and Jayar Jackson! This is an open minded show addressing anything from terrrible rotten events to silly internet memes. You never know what will happen so hold onto your butts! - Is "holdontoyourbuttsdragon" available to claim I wonder!?
2022-03-03

10. I used to love this show…. - I have been listening for a long time. But you keep reporting about Joe Rogan and it’s gross. Honestly I’d rather listen to joe rogan himself than listen to “news” stories about joe rogan. I’m here for real hard hitting stories not gossip about the male equivalent of a talentless kardashian. I thought ya’ll were better than this.
2022-02-02

11. Very Enjoyable - I always enjoy listening to John Iadarola and “The Damage Report.” His coverage is precise and insightful and his commentary is not only very intelligent but often quite clever and funny. I would not be surprised to see John hosting a late night talk show in a few years. However, I would rather have him continuing his political commentary because the left desperately needs smart voices like his.
2022-01-02

12. Incredible - Mind numbingly stupid. Sounds harsh but stupid is quite literally a perfect description. One incoherent perspective after another; every issue made a straw man. Basic facts about the news of the day are obfuscated or simply ignored to fit into a juvenile rant. That being said, if you find that sort of thing humorous, you’ll enjoy it.
2021-12-09

Ever get the feeling that your government is out to get you? They are, and we set about to uncover the century's long plan for world domination by the psychopaths that are running the planet. We laugh at how insane it all is and interview prominent guests that might have ideas on how to foil their plans on Macroaggressions with Charlie Robinson.

Release date: 2023-03-22

Comments

1. Charlie is the grownup in the room - Alex Jones…Bill Cooper….they both used fear tactics to explain the matrix. Charlie is clear, well spoken and has unmatched class when speaking about how the global elite are clapping our cheeks. Charlie also hits on subjects that nobody is discussing yet is vital to our survival. Charlie can sleep with my wife anytime
2023-02-26

2. Venomous Snakes - This Clown never ceases to crack me up! Said Clown would have you believe that he has some sort of noble intent however..... Charlie Robinson either fails to recognize that Corporations are the death of humanity or he knows and continues in corporate structures full well knowing this. Why ? You ask? How's the corporate structure treating you? FYI us government is a corporation (United States Corporation) state,county,city all corporations. All countries are corporations. All these Corporations need to be replaced with private membership associations to save the planet and stop the corporate destruction of the planet acting in best interests of the members. Charlie Robinson is one of the biggest hypocrites I have ever seen having his fingers into Realestate Corporations, Media Corporations, Advertising Corporations and Sporting Corporate interests. Affiliate Marketing His sole purpose is to exploit this niche audience here to make money. Think I am wrong? The to minutes of ads before and after this podcast says otherwise. I have heard ads for stuff that can only be classified as health destruction aides. There are many podcasts with no ads because these folks are not in it for money. I don't generally disagree with the content here however I don't think anyone should be profiting from the destruction of the planet and this is what all Corporations are doing for the most part. Charlie Robinson should have his picture in a dictionary next to the term two faced. This Bald headed clown should be eliminated from the eco system in my opinion. There are plenty of alternative news folks that are not in it solely for $$$$. Some episodes are solely designed to you you stuff lik gold and silver (Affiliate marketing).
2023-02-19

3. The ultimate conspiracy reference! - If you have ever tried to “red pill” anyone, you understand that it is a tough job. Thankfully, I can now send a link to one of Charlie’s Macroaaggression podcasts. The amount of research that goes into each topic is unparalleled. The writing is professional, thoughtful and thorough. Most of all, Charlie’s work is easily fact checked. He seems to omit details from dubious sources. Thank you, Charlie. In a world where people were paid by their value to society, you would be part of the elite class! Keep up the good work.
2022-12-31

4. Gods work - Believer, atheist or indifferent Charlie Robinson and producer Tony Merkle are doing gods work here. Contrary to the current cultural environment words are not violence. We should be freely exchanging ideas and information and making a determination on what we believe from there. That’s the way a free society works. That’s the way society makes a determination about the social structure. The thought police definitely don’t want you to hear this and that’s the best indication there is that you should be examining it in close detail. Stop outsourcing your critical thinking, stop blindly listening and accepting authority figures. If the past three years have taught us anything it should at a minimum be clear these people are incompetent and unfit to lead us in any capacity, and I’m sorry to inform you that it’s much much worse than that.
2022-12-28

5. entertaining - very informative insight into nefarious events happening behind the scenes. Charlie Robinson has a style of investigative reporting which sneaks in humorous sarcasm. I often crack up laughing right about the time my blood is starting to boil over the topic he is discussing. Well researched, great guests, I anxiously anticipate the next episode. cheers
2022-12-25

6. Hard hard listen - I want to like the show, but I’ve never heard host say anything interesting. Of course, after minutes of listening to dude whine, I’m usually out. And my threshold is pretty high, I used to watch Cspan for hours. This isn’t just boring, it’s uniquely irritating. People like dude. That’s fine. I want to gouge out my eye, however. Pain.
2022-12-14

7. The octopus of global control chance my life - Charlie Robinson is one of the greatest podcast hosts in history. Systematically he is untangling web of generational crime families and political corruption. He is also Prolific writer his two books changed the way I view the world. All hail this wonderful man.
2022-12-07

8. For those with eyes but still don't see. - This show has quickly become my favorite. I originally found this on banned.video and would recommend everyone check that site out. Charlie Robinson is a master of his craft. He is an intelligent and well spoken truth speaker. He brings up some topics that some people may shy away from talking about. He is well researched and well-informed and it shows in his great work. He has a great delivery and makes things very interesting and easy to understand. I highly recommend this show. It will appeal to the most seasoned of intellectuals all the way down to liberals, progressives, socialist, marxist, communists, and Democrats. I look forward to each new episode. Enjoy, I certainly do. Thank you Charlie Robinson, thank you.
2022-10-28

9. My favorite - Macroaggressions very quickly turned into my essential listening podcast. I appreciate how Charlie always leaves breadcrumbs as to what else or who else one should be researching (for example, the interview with Ronald Bernard, wow... I can’t believe that hasn’t gotten more exposure!). In addition, regardless of how deeply dark and infuriating the subject matter may be, he manages to get a laugh out of me (such as when he admits that visiting Walmart almost makes him believe that depopulation might not be such a bad idea, and of course, it may be said in jest but we all agree!). Anyway, I’m always taking snippets from the podcast and sharing them on twitter and other places hoping to plant the “wake up” seed in others. If anyone can do it, it’s Charlie with his incisive observations and the connections he manages to show us.
2022-09-29

10. Greatness - Charlie is at the tops of the list of knowledge holders out there. He is very good at clearly explaining things in detail leaving, with intelligent personal insight. For real though I’ve been following along with Charlie’s content for a few years now. His books octopus of global control and controlled demolition are just soaked in so much revealing information, im like how did he get all this. Check it out for sure!
2022-09-09

11. Great stuff - I love this podcast. Charlie is knowledgeable and makes complicated topics easy to follow. Great stuff for me and my family to take into consideration as we move forward with future plans. We will be viewing things differently thanks to the formation shared here. Found this podcast listening to The Confessionals. Thanks Charlie! Thanks Tony!
2022-08-06

12. An informative and interesting podcast delivered with clever commentary - Discovered this podcast in the last six months or so and it has easily become one of my top five favorites! I appreciate that every episode is full of well-researched information and the opinions/thoughts that are shared are based on what I would describe as logical thinking, common sense, and a wealth of previous knowledge.
2022-07-29