Something Odd: I listen to podcasts.
Donncha gives us some recommends.
Donncha gives us some recommends.
Ah, I still like larger closets for this. Just remove some of the clothes, if too 'dead'.
Another great one. Their voices alone soothe the savage anxiety that comes with pandemic.
Applause for not making up everyone's minds for them. Deep, complex moral issues need personal, contextual thought. Many will argue that, up against a strong contender, that inauspicious bedfellows must be contemplated. I worry about what that does, long term, to the moral fibre. Yet the shouldn't-be-subtle subtleties of Colin Powell vs. Joe Rogan are lost on too many.
Where is your personal line in the sand? If Bernie's crossed it, you have no choice.
I've not spent any time paying attention to Rogan, so I will do some reading now before judging.
Later, related. If you're going to be upset at Bernie, how about Elon Musk, who actually appeared on the show? Or the many others? Even Cornel West?! Double standards, methinks.
Recommended long ago: Be careful to whom you mortgage your opinions.
(Can't read the whole thing, 'because paywall'. Perhaps you can.)
Always enjoyable to hear Paolo and Euan. To be honest, they could read the phone book and I'd still have a good time.
Haven't had a chance to listen to this one yet, so I may extend this post later today.
A great question. Podcast blather; too long to make their points. Read Quora on this.
Later: This is my problem with podcasts. I've just never been a podcast person; more a video person. When people start digressing (interestingly or not), I'm thinking "WHAT WAS YOUR POINT?" I don't do this for video, for some strange reason. More willing to be patient there. On a podcast, there's nothing else to do but wait for the person to get back on track. More often than not, I just turn it off and Google it.
Dickens, in our current political climate, is more important than ever.
Alas, sound business models are ... inaudible?
Old news, but still worth following. He's been trying to make hay doing celebrity podcasts.
I have not been an audio-book or podcast person. Perhaps I need to change. I prefer to chew over pages.
Of interest. Haven't given it a listen yet - if you do, leave a comment, let me know.
Fascinating. Read the paragraph to yourself out loud before scrolling downwards. I considered myself equal to this, only to find out I'm not.