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”Fighting Back Against Spam” episode ended this podcast for me. The segment of telling cliche stories and making someone guess whether they are true or not..... really?! Maybe rename the podcast so as to let us know what’s coming. Maybe ”Hostwives of Podlandia” orrrrrrr ”Inane Gossip and Drivel”?
”Black man shot at black woman, and white people are to blame”. Very surprising take from NPR.
that McGyver theme was tough, they only played the intro part which sounds nothing like the rest of the theme (which slaps, FYI)
like how do they not get how to play
this is the best Who Said That edition and somehow the worst Who Said That competitors
Spoiler alert please!
Who Said That is and always will be the end of the episode for me. i don’t know why y’all think you should be putting another segment after that but i ain’t staying to hear it
OMG why are you giving this reality show troll a platform. this show is really going downhill
is she going to talk about deliberate manipulation of the facts done by reality show producers?
This is a parody, right?
That was my favorite intro since Sam’s Aunt Betty. Alriiight!
thank you so much for explaining the relationship between evangelicals and their love/ hate relationship with Jewish people
O.k those adorable kids HAVE to be the new intro!!! So cute!!! I miss my girls at that age.
Corporate activism = fascism.
She was simply and indisputably an amazing performer, popularly and critically at the peak of her career.
The cover resonates because Houston was not only a popular winner at the peak of her career but critically acclaimed as one of the greatest pop singers of all time, with her unique voice and vocal abilities.
Clarence Thomas was ”radicalized” (because he doesn’t have your same political beliefs)