Best Podcast Episodes About MAGA

Best Podcast Episodes About MAGA

Everything podcasters are saying about MAGA — curated from top podcasts

Updated: Apr 28, 2026 – 79 episodes
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Ridealong has curated the best and most interesting podcasts and clips about MAGA.

Top Podcast Clips About MAGA

The Bobby Bones Show
“And what has oddly went viral, I was not expecting. People Magazine picked it up, et cetera. She was talking about when she had her son. And there are a lot of people who say somehow ingest the placenta. And I thought it was for guys, too. Remember that? I was like, I thought guys ate it, too. Oh, yeah. You're not. But some people will turn it into a pill cup. So this is the part that went viral. My doula said, do you want to taste the placenta? Like this, I had just given birth. And I'm like, sure. I mean, …” “And what has oddly went viral, I was not expecting. People Magazine picked it up, et cetera. She was talking about when she had her son. And there are a lot of people who say somehow ingest the placenta. And I thought it was for guys, too. Remember that? I was like, I thought guys ate it, too. Oh, yeah. You're not. But some people will turn it into a pill cup. So this is the part that went viral. My doula said, do you want to taste the placenta? Like this, I had just given birth. And I'm like, sure. I mean, you're not even, you're not in your right mind. She gave me a piece of it. Bobby, it was like the best filet mignon that I have ever tasted. Like, but more. I was embarrassed. I was embarrassed about how much I loved it. It was bizarre. I thought, what is this? Some sort of weird, like satanic. Am I a cannibal? Am I a cannibal? We are meant to …” View more
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In a shocking twist, a new mom reveals that tasting her placenta was like indulging in the best filet mignon she's ever had! Her candid reaction and humorous reflections on possibly being a 'cannibal' make this segment both entertaining and bizarre, leaving listeners laughing and curious about the experience.
The Bobby Bones Show · THURS PT 2: A Celebrity Ate Their Placenta + MacKenzie Porter and Jake Etheridge (aka "Thelma & James") On Marriage And Touring With Luke Combs · Mar 12, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“Imagine those being three negatives. Imagine those being three negatives that people are saying he's not MAGA. Yeah. Well, then, okay. What is MAGA, then? Well, if that's, like, I don't know. Like, my position is always, like, if you're saying, if not supporting covering up the Epstein files or not supporting a stupid war of choice, a war of aggression on behalf of Israel means I'm not MAGA, then, okay, I'm not MAGA. I'm not attached to the, you know, the phrase, make America great again. I don't care. Then, fine. But if that phrase sucks. Here's the …” “Imagine those being three negatives. Imagine those being three negatives that people are saying he's not MAGA. Yeah. Well, then, okay. What is MAGA, then? Well, if that's, like, I don't know. Like, my position is always, like, if you're saying, if not supporting covering up the Epstein files or not supporting a stupid war of choice, a war of aggression on behalf of Israel means I'm not MAGA, then, okay, I'm not MAGA. I'm not attached to the, you know, the phrase, make America great again. I don't care. Then, fine. But if that phrase sucks. Here's the thing. First of all, America is great. Make America greater, I'm down. But make America great again, and then it becomes a movement of a bunch of fucking dorks. Because a lot of them are dorks. A lot of them are these really weird, fucking uninteresting, unintelligent people that have got something they cling to. And there's a lot of people that are …” View more
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Dave Smith hilariously critiques the MAGA movement, calling out the 'dorks' that dilute its message. He humorously argues that being part of a group means you have to accept the crazy opinions, leading to a rant about Tulsi Gabbard's contradictory stance on war. The segment is a mix of sharp political commentary and comedic frustration that keeps listeners engaged.
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2474 - Dave Smith · Mar 26, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… and he denies that they interwoven AJ says that they are definitely interwoven and have exploded nodes. And there was even an article in Science Magazine, which argues that they were made by humans, but that they point out the exploded nodes. So, yeah, maybe that's it. What's weird, too, is there's like, how did you do this? Where's the evidence of people trampling through this with equipment? It's all missing. Like, it's strange. And then also, no one's caught doing them? How about the pie? Here's the other one. I asked Mark about this, and he didn't know about it. But do you know the pie …” “… there is in the middle that one. Yeah, just I mean these are enormous Yeah, they're in go full screen on that. It's they're so big and I mean the amount of precision involved in them is kind of spectacular Now Mark denies that they have exploded nodes and he denies that they interwoven AJ says that they are definitely interwoven and have exploded nodes. And there was even an article in Science Magazine, which argues that they were made by humans, but that they point out the exploded nodes. So, yeah, maybe that's it. What's weird, too, is there's like, how did you do this? Where's the evidence of people trampling through this with equipment? It's all missing. Like, it's strange. And then also, no one's caught doing them? How about the pie? Here's the other one. I asked Mark about this, and he didn't know about it. But do you know the pie one? Yeah. It was apparently, I'm pretty sure it's the first time that it was a visual explanation of pie. That's my understanding of it. Now, maybe there's someone – I haven't seen anything earlier than that. But that's like on its own is really amazing that that was the first time that they had created a visual representation of Pi. Yeah. That's …” View more
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the bizarre world of crop circles, questioning whether these intricate designs are the work of aliens or just clever humans. The funniest moment comes when they ponder the intelligence required to create a visual representation of Pi in a field—just for funsies!
The Joe Rogan Experience · #2465 - Michael Shellenberger · Mar 10, 2026
The Bobby Bones Show
“… I don't know about that. I said I bet. I'll take that bet. You want to regret? Come the bestest ever man. Oh, yes. Run, boy, run. That's from People Magazine. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. Old Woody. He's a World War II veteran from Salem, Kentucky. Guys, he just turned 100 years old, and the whole city was like, we need to celebrate Woody. His family, friends, they threw a big party. and then Commander John Driscoll from the U.S. Navy came in and proclaimed February 27th Charles Woody Curry …” “… grade math level and a twelfth grade reading level. Wow. Right now. Can you imagine being in that class like in college and you're like hungover from a party and you're sitting next to a 10-year-old? I bet her classes are online. Oh, yeah. No, I don't know about that. I said I bet. I'll take that bet. You want to regret? Come the bestest ever man. Oh, yes. Run, boy, run. That's from People Magazine. That's what it's all about. That was Tell Me Something Good. It's time for the good news. With producer Eddie. Tell me something good. Old Woody. He's a World War II veteran from Salem, Kentucky. Guys, he just turned 100 years old, and the whole city was like, we need to celebrate Woody. His family, friends, they threw a big party. and then Commander John Driscoll from the U.S. Navy came in and proclaimed February 27th Charles Woody Curry Day. Love a good Woody day. That's pretty cool. Yeah, I got my own day once. I got my own day twice. Once for getting MTV in Hot Springs, Arkansas. You got your own day for that? Yeah. I don't know if that ever came up in the part of the story. Hot Springs never had MTV and I fought for it. It was one of my first radio bits when I was in Hot …” View more
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After a fun cruise, one host hilariously reveals he suffers from 'Post-Cruise Syndrome,' feeling like he's still swaying even in the shower. The banter about a 10-year-old genius girl and a 100-year-old veteran adds layers of humor, especially when one host jokes about committing crimes on his special day.
The Bobby Bones Show · TELL ME SOMETHING GOOD (MON): Has Bobby Changed His Stance On House ‘Drop-Bys’? · Mar 09, 2026
The Vergecast
“… it wants and it that's what Apple News is it is a the top of Apple News is editorially curated I've met that team before it's a bunch of old magazine editors and they pick and choose they really do pick and choose they choose the best most even-handed coverage of the things they think are the most important and if you look it is almost always big legacy news organizations whose standards and sourcing they trust right who to meet the bar it CBS ABC Fox News is in there from time to time Reuters the AP the Wall Street Journal those are the sources they often pick at the top of Apple News …” “… at this entire sequence of events where Brendan has said a quote Apple has no right to suppress conservative viewpoints in violation of the FT Act not one part of that sentence is true Apple first of all has every right to publish whatever kind of newspaper it wants and it that's what Apple News is it is a the top of Apple News is editorially curated I've met that team before it's a bunch of old magazine editors and they pick and choose they really do pick and choose they choose the best most even-handed coverage of the things they think are the most important and if you look it is almost always big legacy news organizations whose standards and sourcing they trust right who to meet the bar it CBS ABC Fox News is in there from time to time Reuters the AP the Wall Street Journal those are the sources they often pick at the top of Apple News because the boomer audience trusts them too right like keep that in mind one scroll down from that this thing is all for you right it is all algorithmic recommendations based on what you've clicked before and that's a huge range of sources so you can't even argue with that because now you're running the same problem as saying meta is suppressing …” View more
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The Trump administration is challenging Apple News over claims of bias against conservative outlets, igniting a fierce debate about free speech and editorial control. A recent study suggests Apple News predominantly features left-leaning sources, prompting legal threats from the FTC. However, critics argue Apple has every right to curate its content, and the real issue lies in the broader implications for free speech and media integrity.
The Vergecast · Ring's adorable surveillance hellscape · Feb 13, 2026
Intelligent Machines (Audio)
“… and of summoning can shake the balance of the world. Like, that's classic Ursula sort of stuff. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cover of Time Magazine apparently just came out. We've got it from Scooter X. The War for AI, Dario Amodi on the front, along with Pete Hegseth, also the assistant undersecretary for the Department of Defense. The former Uber negotiator. I can't remember his first name, Mr. Michael, who has been browbeating Dario about all of this. I don't know who the two other people are. Who's the other person there? Is that a sister? Is that Dario's sister? I didn't know. Oh, …” “Wait This was an Ursula K No that one The first one was Ursula Guin The first one yeah because if you read the full quote it then says The world is in balance in equilibrium title case A wizard's power of changing, changing, capitalized, and of summoning can shake the balance of the world. Like, that's classic Ursula sort of stuff. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Cover of Time Magazine apparently just came out. We've got it from Scooter X. The War for AI, Dario Amodi on the front, along with Pete Hegseth, also the assistant undersecretary for the Department of Defense. The former Uber negotiator. I can't remember his first name, Mr. Michael, who has been browbeating Dario about all of this. I don't know who the two other people are. Who's the other person there? Is that a sister? Is that Dario's sister? I didn't know. Oh, yeah. They both started. But who's the woman? It was with red hair. I don't know who the redhead is. That's weird to find yourself on the cover of Time Magazine and nobody knows who you are. Well, I'm sure if you opened the magazine, you would know. By the way, just spotted, this is kind of remarkable in Central Park, a new snow sculpture you …” View more
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The Supreme Court recently upheld a lower court ruling that AI-generated art cannot be copyrighted, as it lacks human authorship. This decision raises significant questions about who would hold the copyright for such works, sparking debate over the role of AI in creative fields. As the landscape of art and technology evolves, this ruling could reshape how we view ownership in the digital age.
Intelligent Machines (Audio) · IM 861: We Have Computer At Home - Coffee and the Rise of the Machines · Mar 11, 2026
I've Had It
“… a friend that's super active in dating super active in dating and she has been bamfoozled you know we've read about men that don't tell you they MAGA when they start dating you that you meet and then you find out I had a conversation with her so she has that has happened to her twice One was openly MAGA but she didn know it He wasn't openly MAGA with her. Two had straight up lied about it all over social media, all that. She said three worst lays in the history of her life. All MAGA. All MAGA. Okay. So then I call another friend that's super active dating life. And I'm like, hey, I just have …” “um okay moving along we have news stories pop this up extensive decades-long study finds high iq men reject right-wing social views so this is something we've been saying since the inception of the podcast and now the science is catching up so i have a friend that's super active in dating super active in dating and she has been bamfoozled you know we've read about men that don't tell you they MAGA when they start dating you that you meet and then you find out I had a conversation with her so she has that has happened to her twice One was openly MAGA but she didn know it He wasn't openly MAGA with her. Two had straight up lied about it all over social media, all that. She said three worst lays in the history of her life. All MAGA. All MAGA. Okay. So then I call another friend that's super active dating life. And I'm like, hey, I just have a question for you. have you encountered MAGA men that you've slept with and how would you think that and she we went back over a 10-year period and the worst lays ended up being MAGA and so I think they're not as smart and they're also terrible lays which leads me to my point a lot of this is controlled by men that have insecurities and little …” View more
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Women are finding that MAGA men are not only bad at dating but also terrible in bed. A friend shared her experiences of the worst lays being MAGA supporters, leading to the conclusion that their insecurities manifest in their dating lives. This trend raises questions about the broader implications of right-wing beliefs on personal relationships.
I've Had It · Punch for President · Mar 03, 2026
PBD Podcast
“Trump kicks Tucker out of MAGA movement after talkers. Iran, war criticism lost its way. Is this a New York Post story? Is there a video or is it a post story? This is just a story, but this is the tweet from the person who spoke with President Trump. That's the ABC guy? Yes, sir. In a lengthy conversation just now, President Trump hit back at Tucker, who called the Iran war absolutely disgusting and evil. Tucker has lost his way. I knew that a long time ago, but he's not …” “Trump kicks Tucker out of MAGA movement after talkers. Iran, war criticism lost its way. Is this a New York Post story? Is there a video or is it a post story? This is just a story, but this is the tweet from the person who spoke with President Trump. That's the ABC guy? Yes, sir. In a lengthy conversation just now, President Trump hit back at Tucker, who called the Iran war absolutely disgusting and evil. Tucker has lost his way. I knew that a long time ago, but he's not MAGA. MAGA is saving our country. MAGA is making our country great again. MAGA is America first, and Tucker is none of those things. And Tucker is really not smart enough to understand that. Now, here's the thing. While saying that, Adam, your reaction to this? Good It about time I mean I could go on and on and on and on but at some point when …” View more
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In a surprising move, Trump has kicked Tucker Carlson out of the MAGA movement, calling him 'not MAGA' and criticizing his stance on the Iran war as 'disgusting and evil.' This fallout highlights a deeper rift in the conservative media landscape, as Carlson struggles to define his new identity outside the mainstream media's influence. The implications for both figures could reshape their futures in American politics.
PBD Podcast · Mojtaba Khamenei: Iran's NEW Supreme Leader + NYC Terror Attack | PBD #755 · Mar 09, 2026
The Shawn Ryan Show
“Show's story. All right, Joe, we're back from the break. Midterms are coming up. Yeah. Next elections coming up yep magas split yep cnn just put a what a poll out that said a hundred percent of maga what do they say a hundred percent of maga supports the iran war i don't think they're wrong i just think a lot of people have left bag a lot of people have left that and i i think our um our political opponents would love us to believe that this very unpopular thing we doing is popular to convince us to keep doing it Yeah I mean I just I be very wary obviously of CNN …” “Show's story. All right, Joe, we're back from the break. Midterms are coming up. Yeah. Next elections coming up yep magas split yep cnn just put a what a poll out that said a hundred percent of maga what do they say a hundred percent of maga supports the iran war i don't think they're wrong i just think a lot of people have left bag a lot of people have left that and i i think our um our political opponents would love us to believe that this very unpopular thing we doing is popular to convince us to keep doing it Yeah I mean I just I be very wary obviously of CNN I don't know why we're even listening to CNN. It's insane. I'm not. That came from somebody on the staff here. No, but it's true. I saw that too. Yeah. Yeah. But I actually don't watch any mainstream media, not Fox, not any of it. It's all fucking garbage. It is. But what does this mean? I mean, what are you seeing? So I think the conventional …” View more
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As the midterms approach, the MAGA movement is at a crossroads, with many supporters feeling disenfranchised due to the ongoing Iran war and rising inflation. Joe Kent, a former military officer, discusses how these issues could impact voter turnout and the overall political landscape. He warns that the perception of the party in power being responsible for economic struggles may lead to a significant shift in voter sentiment.
The Shawn Ryan Show · #291 Joe Kent - His Message to President Trump on Ending the War With Iran · Mar 26, 2026
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart
“MAGA is steeped in kind of the mythology of American creation, and they're really going in hard on it. J.D. Vance says, you know, the heritage American is really the most important American. They have more say in this land. We're not a creed. We're a people, right? But the Constitution very clearly says, no, I think we're actually a creed, and that creed is that the consent of the governed, that we are given unalienable rights by a creator, and …” “MAGA is steeped in kind of the mythology of American creation, and they're really going in hard on it. J.D. Vance says, you know, the heritage American is really the most important American. They have more say in this land. We're not a creed. We're a people, right? But the Constitution very clearly says, no, I think we're actually a creed, and that creed is that the consent of the governed, that we are given unalienable rights by a creator, and those rights carry weight in whatever governing system that we place in there. And this is the thing they fetishize. They put it on their buses, and they don't tread on me, and they've got the Gadsden flags and all that. They're clearly though giving fealty to someone operating utterly outside of that system. But here's where I think it really gets …” View more
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American interventions often repeat historical mistakes, as seen in Iran and Venezuela. The U.S. fails to recognize that other nations also desire self-determination, leading to resentment and nationalism against perceived foreign imposition. This cycle not only undermines U.S. interests but also creates chaos in nations striving for their own governance.
The Weekly Show with Jon Stewart · Trump’s New World Disorder with Adam Tooze and Ivan Krastev · Jan 21, 2026
Pod Save the World
“OK, so let's talk about the MAGA media, well, the media generally. So over on the kind of normal media side, we got FCC chairman Brendan Carr threatening networks that cover the war in ways that Trump doesn't like and, you know, threaten to revoke their licenses. So that's great. But the really interesting stuff, Ben, is happening in the mega media world. So we've talked previously about how some of the loudest opposition to the war with Iran has come from mega media folks. …” “OK, so let's talk about the MAGA media, well, the media generally. So over on the kind of normal media side, we got FCC chairman Brendan Carr threatening networks that cover the war in ways that Trump doesn't like and, you know, threaten to revoke their licenses. So that's great. But the really interesting stuff, Ben, is happening in the mega media world. So we've talked previously about how some of the loudest opposition to the war with Iran has come from mega media folks. Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, Marjorie Taylor Greene, who's obviously a congresswoman, but now is just an outsider doing press. There's also more moderate voices like Joe Rogan who has spoken out. So here's a little taste of what they were saying about their opposition to the war. And then we'll come back and talk about what they've …” View more
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In a heated clash over Trump's Iran war, Megyn Kelly insulted Mark Levin's masculinity, calling for sympathy over his 'micropenis.' This exchange highlights a broader divide within MAGA media, where isolationist voices are increasingly gaining traction against pro-war sentiments. Recent polling shows a significant shift in Republican views on Israel, indicating a potential shift in the party's future direction.
Pod Save the World · MAGA’s Iran War Meltdown (and Micropenis) · Mar 18, 2026
The Joe Rogan Experience
“… and Benny the Jet are, they're like, what? Who's that? And martial artists know, people who watch the movies know, people who saw Black Belt Magazine, they know. But you were doing it in a pure sense. You know, it wasn't just a vehicle to become famous. It was because you were trying to figure out who's the baddest man on earth. And there's only one way to find out. True. Yeah. You know, truth speaks for itself. Truth. Truth speaks for itself. So do you have a desire at all to have a gym now? Do you ever think about like what it was like when you had the Jet Center? You know, there's …” “… than the journey. Because there was no money, there was no fame. I mean, you obviously got a lot of notoriety and respect amongst martial artists and amongst people like me. But the general public, you know, if I say you don't know who Blinky Rodriguez and Benny the Jet are, they're like, what? Who's that? And martial artists know, people who watch the movies know, people who saw Black Belt Magazine, they know. But you were doing it in a pure sense. You know, it wasn't just a vehicle to become famous. It was because you were trying to figure out who's the baddest man on earth. And there's only one way to find out. True. Yeah. You know, truth speaks for itself. Truth. Truth speaks for itself. So do you have a desire at all to have a gym now? Do you ever think about like what it was like when you had the Jet Center? You know, there's something that I've been drawing in my mind, just like when the Jet Center, I was drawing on toilet paper. In Japan. Actually, in Japan. And I got toilet, I had an idea. And I started drawing on toilet paper because I didn't have anything else to do. So I started drawing the Jet Center. And I told Blinky, I said, Blinky, this is our gym. What do you …” View more
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A martial arts dream came to life when two fighters sketched their vision for a gym on toilet paper in Japan. They both had the same dream the night before, leading to the eventual opening of their own facility after a swift property deal. This journey showcases the power of belief and shared vision in the martial arts community.
The Joe Rogan Experience · JRE MMA Show #173 with Benny "The Jet" Urquidez & William "Blinky" Rodriguez · Jan 21, 2026
Intelligent Machines (Audio)
“… interesting, which you're gonna hate. ChatGPT spits out surprising insight in particle physics. No, why would we hate this? This is from Science Magazine. Well, it's probably just a hallucination. Why do you think we hate it? Because it's just a hallucination. You see, that's what you're projecting onto us. Oh, okay. A vision. No, you see, this is the thing, Leo. We're not anti-sandmen. Zeve Byrne, a particle theorist at the Mani L. Bahumik Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of California, Los Angeles, says, the ideas are not revolutionary, but what is revolutionary is that …” “… want to discourage silly if you want to break up the monotony. It's going so left field that you should go through your list before I take us there. I'll just do a couple more open AI ones. Then we can go silly, all right? Great. One more, I think, interesting, which you're gonna hate. ChatGPT spits out surprising insight in particle physics. No, why would we hate this? This is from Science Magazine. Well, it's probably just a hallucination. Why do you think we hate it? Because it's just a hallucination. You see, that's what you're projecting onto us. Oh, okay. A vision. No, you see, this is the thing, Leo. We're not anti-sandmen. Zeve Byrne, a particle theorist at the Mani L. Bahumik Institute for Theoretical Physics at the University of California, Los Angeles, says, the ideas are not revolutionary, but what is revolutionary is that a machine can do this. What accent is that? I don't know. The popular large language model developed by the company OpenAI has revealed that apparently, well, what's interesting about this? Okay, this is what really is interesting about this. Up to now, physicists have just assumed that this interaction between gluons just would never happen. They …” View more
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AI has revealed a surprising possibility in particle physics that physicists previously deemed impossible. By challenging long-held assumptions about gluon interactions, the AI was able to generate a formula that led to a robust proof, demonstrating the power of machine learning in scientific research. This breakthrough highlights how human intuition combined with AI can lead to groundbreaking discoveries.
Intelligent Machines (Audio) · IM 859: What's Behind the Fox? - Tech's Gilded Age · Feb 25, 2026
Search Engine
“… like a famous cannibal, which is such a funny word also. Like when I hear that word, immediately I have this like cartoon image, maybe from like Mad Magazine or something of like a quote unquote savage wearing like bones. It's a bone necklace. Yeah, bone necklace, loin cloth. They're like Western explorers in like an iron pot and like the soups being like gradually heated. Totally, that's the cannibal in your brain. Right, you start to realize that Otto. There isn't that much logic to it. And if like tomorrow you got a PR blast email that said like the people who made the Impossible Burger have …” “… Yes, exactly. So Hannah found herself stuck thinking about her son's brush with the cannibalism taboo, even after Otto had moved on. And she soon found herself poking around on the internet. I just like looked up cannibalism on Wikipedia and there's like a famous cannibal, which is such a funny word also. Like when I hear that word, immediately I have this like cartoon image, maybe from like Mad Magazine or something of like a quote unquote savage wearing like bones. It's a bone necklace. Yeah, bone necklace, loin cloth. They're like Western explorers in like an iron pot and like the soups being like gradually heated. Totally, that's the cannibal in your brain. Right, you start to realize that Otto. There isn't that much logic to it. And if like tomorrow you got a PR blast email that said like the people who made the Impossible Burger have figured out how to like make a synthetic human steak, like a lab grown human steak. So you can satisfy your curiosity about human meat without causing human suffering. Would you go? So the idea would be you can taste what human meat would taste like without. Killing someone. Killing someone. I think so, yeah. I think I would. I don't think if it …” View more
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Four-year-old Otto sparked a deep discussion by asking his mom why humans don't eat human heads. This innocent question led to a reflection on societal taboos and the complexities of food culture, revealing that even the most ingrained rules are learned rather than instinctual. The conversation dives into the absurdity and curiosity surrounding cannibalism, ultimately questioning what is considered acceptable in our diets.
Search Engine · Why don’t we eat people? (classic) · Feb 20, 2026
Morning Brew Daily
“Finally, New York Magazine surveyed 60 New Yorkers on how much they made last year, and the results are revealing. For instance, how much do you think an author with one New York Times bestseller and over 800,000 Instagram followers made? The answer is $49,000, about the same as a Midtown coffee cart guy. Meanwhile, both their incomes were about one-third of a server at a Midtown Power Lunch spot who made $140,000 last year, 90% of which came on tips. And even that's …” “Finally, New York Magazine surveyed 60 New Yorkers on how much they made last year, and the results are revealing. For instance, how much do you think an author with one New York Times bestseller and over 800,000 Instagram followers made? The answer is $49,000, about the same as a Midtown coffee cart guy. Meanwhile, both their incomes were about one-third of a server at a Midtown Power Lunch spot who made $140,000 last year, 90% of which came on tips. And even that's less than a ghostwriter who pens sub stack columns for famous people on background. They made one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars working for 11 different clients. So we feel like I could easily crank out a bunch of generic newsletters. See, peace. This article was the best because you voyeuristically get to peer into people's lives, see …” View more
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A New York Magazine survey reveals shocking income disparities among New Yorkers, like an author with a bestseller earning just $49,000—similar to a coffee cart worker. In contrast, a ghostwriter makes $165,000, while a lice removal expert earns $75,000 for her essential but often overlooked service. This eye-opening look into incomes highlights the unexpected financial realities of different professions in the city.
Morning Brew Daily · Anthropic’s White House Feud Heats Up & Dirty Sodas Take Over America · Mar 10, 2026
There Are No Girls on the Internet
“… a form of image-based abuse that involves the perpetrator ejaculating on a photo of somebody and then posting it online. Earlier this year, Glamour Magazine's UK iteration, as part of the Stop Image-Based Abuse campaign, helmed a deep investigation that found evidence that at least 50 women, as well as at least two minors, were sexually abused. were the victims of semen images on TikTok. According to Glamour, as a result of this investigation, new legislation was introduced last week that will criminalize the sharing of semen-defaced images without the consent or reasonable belief in consent of …” “… officially announced that sharing semen defaced images will be made illegal. If you're thinking, yuck, what is that? Well, you probably have the right idea. It is exactly what it sounds like. Semen images, sometimes known online as tributes, are a form of image-based abuse that involves the perpetrator ejaculating on a photo of somebody and then posting it online. Earlier this year, Glamour Magazine's UK iteration, as part of the Stop Image-Based Abuse campaign, helmed a deep investigation that found evidence that at least 50 women, as well as at least two minors, were sexually abused. were the victims of semen images on TikTok. According to Glamour, as a result of this investigation, new legislation was introduced last week that will criminalize the sharing of semen-defaced images without the consent or reasonable belief in consent of the person depicted. Now, that's going to be the case whether the image is real or AI-generated. People doing this will face a maximum sentence of six months imprisonment and or a fine. Now, to be clear, this just covers sharing. it does not currently cover the creation of such images. Glamour actually handed the mic to Jessica Davies, a …” View more
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More than half of Gen Z men believe they're expected to do too much for gender equality, indicating a surprising shift in gender role perceptions. Professor Hee-Jung Chung's research reveals that traditional masculinity scripts are being challenged, leading to anxiety and the rise of toxic online influences. This highlights how rigid gender norms restrict not only women but young men as well, revealing the need for a more nuanced understanding of masculinity.
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Dwarkesh Podcast
“… you don't bleach it, it's this sort of generic blue-gray color, which is the average color that human beings wear. That's a copy of The Gentleman's Magazine, another example of technology taking a leap forward in the 18th century. When they invented the newspaper, they immediately had the problem of, oh, no, newspapers contradict each other. We don't know what's true. We have to fact check stuff. Oh, that one has a great fold out. I think there's a procession or something. So instead of photographs, we have this fancy here is what everyone was wearing at the state funeral. Very exciting. So …” “… is the color of laundry lint. Because fundamentally, laundry lint is what paper is. You take rags of old clothes, you put them in water, you beat them until they become a pulp. You skim it out with a sieve. Laundry lint is what rag paper is. And if you don't bleach it, it's this sort of generic blue-gray color, which is the average color that human beings wear. That's a copy of The Gentleman's Magazine, another example of technology taking a leap forward in the 18th century. When they invented the newspaper, they immediately had the problem of, oh, no, newspapers contradict each other. We don't know what's true. We have to fact check stuff. Oh, that one has a great fold out. I think there's a procession or something. So instead of photographs, we have this fancy here is what everyone was wearing at the state funeral. Very exciting. So your laundry lint, if you don't bleach it, remains the color that it on average was. In the 18th century, they had newspapers. The newspapers were reporting news. The newspapers don quite say the same thing as each other And so then the problem is how do we know who to trust So the Gentleman Magazine was developed and every week they would publish a …” View more
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In medieval Europe, pamphlets were the gossip sheets of the day, often filled with scandalous tales like 'The Scandalous Tale of a Doctor from Padua.' These cheap, hand-stitched publications circulated rapidly, mixing real news with sensationalism, leading to the birth of newspapers and magazines as a response to misinformation. This evolution highlights how the quest for reliable information shaped communication in society.
Dwarkesh Podcast · How cosplaying Ancient Rome led to the scientific revolution · Mar 06, 2026
TechStuff
“… was like that that I even kind of pitched to the producers and financiers was, is Sam Altman a hero or a villain? And then there was the New York Magazine article by Liz Wild that I optioned. Sam Altman is the Oppenheimer of our age. So that was another question was like, is he the Oppenheimer? Like, I didn't necessarily agree with Liz right off the bat. I wanted to know more. And I know that her article was quite controversial. But yeah, that was another question that I wanted to kind of answer through making the doc, through interviewing him, meeting him, interviewing other people at …” “… going to be an expert who's telling you what you want to hear. You know, before making this movie, was there a sort of myth that you had about him in your mind that you were trying to kind of at least contend with or debunk? Yeah, the initial question was like that that I even kind of pitched to the producers and financiers was, is Sam Altman a hero or a villain? And then there was the New York Magazine article by Liz Wild that I optioned. Sam Altman is the Oppenheimer of our age. So that was another question was like, is he the Oppenheimer? Like, I didn't necessarily agree with Liz right off the bat. I wanted to know more. And I know that her article was quite controversial. But yeah, that was another question that I wanted to kind of answer through making the doc, through interviewing him, meeting him, interviewing other people at OpenAI, etc. So there's a sequence when you're trying to get into the OpenAI building and no one will speak with you. But beyond that point, no one would even confirm that the building you were outside of was the OpenAI building. What was going on there? And then how did you finally gain access to the company? Can you explain the chase a little bit? …” View more
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Gaining access to interview Sam Altman felt like trying to infiltrate a cult. Despite multiple attempts, no one would confirm the OpenAI building's location, leading to a surreal experience reminiscent of CIA secrecy. This bizarre challenge raised questions about Altman's image as either a hero or a villain in the tech world.
TechStuff · What Happens When You Deepfake the CEO of OpenAI? - The Story · Mar 06, 2026
Connections Podcast
“… Case, Curator of Film Exhibitions at the Dryden, at the George Eastman Museum. He's here. Johanna Lester, pop critic, pop culture critic for City Magazine, is also here. And we're talking Oscars, nominations, what they got right, what they got wrong. and um scott pukas we got some things we can listen to here to kind of whet our appetite for the events coming up here what do you got yeah so i guess we can start with the sinners one because that is talking about sinners is the vampire movie that is the one that i think will win so in this clip so as i mentioned earlier i feel like the first …” “… else that makes our lives richer. Go public with WXXI News. This is Connections. I'm Evan Dawson. Scott Pukas, Director of Communications for the Little Theater, is here. Cielo Arnelis McFarlane, a local cinephile and visual artist, is here. Jared Case, Curator of Film Exhibitions at the Dryden, at the George Eastman Museum. He's here. Johanna Lester, pop critic, pop culture critic for City Magazine, is also here. And we're talking Oscars, nominations, what they got right, what they got wrong. and um scott pukas we got some things we can listen to here to kind of whet our appetite for the events coming up here what do you got yeah so i guess we can start with the sinners one because that is talking about sinners is the vampire movie that is the one that i think will win so in this clip so as i mentioned earlier i feel like the first part of the movie is really establishing the characters i think you and i will relate to this it is a twin movie michael b jordan plays twins in it i'm a twin as well if you did not if you weren't aware that was my reference yeah So it kind of takes a while to build the characters. So in this clip is when the action starts happening. It's when the …” View more
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Michael B. Jordan is gaining momentum in the Oscar race for Best Actor, particularly for his role in the vampire movie 'Sinners.' While Timothy Chalamet was previously a strong contender, the panel believes audiences are now rooting for Jordan, making him a likely favorite this season.
Connections Podcast · Who will win — and who should win — at this year's Oscars? · Mar 04, 2026
DGTL Voices with Ed Marx
“… into Kuk Suwan, which is sort of a derivation of Taekwondo with with with grappling. I got a blue belt in that added Muay Thai and then went to Krav Maga, which is an Israeli martial art that's very focused on self-defense. There's no black belts in that, by the way. Right. I just get certificates and I'm getting my one of my certificates and training for that and then moved on to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. So it's been a lifelong experience for me. I've done immature fights, which are a lot of fun and also extremely scary at the same time. But yeah, I did a lot of those fighting both in structured …” “… base, dojo to dojo. I spent a lot of my free time hitting things and kicking things. And I got my first black belt in Shotokan karate when I was around 14, something like that, 13, 14. I went into Taekwondo and got a black belt in that and then went into Kuk Suwan, which is sort of a derivation of Taekwondo with with with grappling. I got a blue belt in that added Muay Thai and then went to Krav Maga, which is an Israeli martial art that's very focused on self-defense. There's no black belts in that, by the way. Right. I just get certificates and I'm getting my one of my certificates and training for that and then moved on to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. So it's been a lifelong experience for me. I've done immature fights, which are a lot of fun and also extremely scary at the same time. But yeah, I did a lot of those fighting both in structured karate where I'm like fighting in a karate as a karate practitioner. And then later on, as MMA became popular, I sort of fought in mixed martial arts fights where you could do things that you couldn't do in a standard karate fight. Take the ground. And that was a source of great joy for me. And it still remains a source of great joy for me. I was …” View more
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A Navy brat turned biomedical engineer shares how losing everything in Hurricane Katrina shaped his resilience and career. Moving from a small hospital with no electronic records to leading AI innovations in healthcare, he emphasizes the importance of being a good person in all facets of life. His journey reflects the blend of personal struggles and professional triumphs that define his unique path.
DGTL Voices with Ed Marx · Pioneering Change: The Role of Innovation (ft. Jason Hill) · Feb 26, 2026

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