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This podcast episode features host Jonah Goldberg interviewing Ben Sasse on a wide range of cultural and political topics. The discussion covers media effects, parenting, AI, Senate reform, and institutional strength, blending serious policy analysis with lighthearted cultural references.
Joe Rogan contends that public support for Lindsay Clancy, accused of killing her children, constitutes a psychological operation rather than organic sympathy. He suggests government involvement in shaping this narrative, adding a controversial layer to the ongoing debate regarding postpartum psychosis and criminal responsibility in her case.
Journalist Emily Maitlis will host a six-part podcast series titled A Very British Epstein for audio company Global, investigating Jeffrey Epstein's ties to the UK. The series features exclusive interviews with survivors and associates, building on Maitlis's previous bombshell interview with Prince Andrew. Produced by Global Studios and Sonoloom, it is scheduled to premiere next year.
Variety reports on the inaugural 'Goneies' awards show created by podcast hosts Chris Black and Jason Stewart of 'How Long Gone.' The piece outlines the event's origins as a humorous alternative to mainstream awards, detailing its unique categories and positioning it within the broader landscape of pop culture podcasts and live events.