Building connections within your community can bring about meaningful social bonds and help prepare for unexpected events. Neighbor to Neighbor, a California volunteer's network, emphasizes the importance of relying on those around us to create a more connected world. Meanwhile, Sarah Palin's visit to New York City with Donald Trump sparked discussions about the authentic New York pizza experience, highlighting the variety and richness of community offerings. Ultimately, these stories remind us of the power of community and the value of connecting with those around us. To learn more about Neighbor to Neighbor and how to get involved, visit caneighbors.com. And for a lighter take on things, don't miss MTV's official challenge podcast, All Stars 4, available now on the Iheartradio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
Respecting local traditions and customs, especially when it comes to food, is important to New Yorkers. During a heated discussion about pizza, the speaker expresses strong feelings towards Donald Trump's perceived disrespect for their city and its iconic food. The speaker recounts the hard work of their grandparents, immigrants who built a better life for their grandson. The speaker emphasizes that eating pizza with a fork, a common practice for Trump, is seen as disrespectful and insensitive. The speaker urges Trump to learn and adapt to local customs, rather than imposing his own ways. In essence, the speaker's message is one of pride, tradition, and respect for the community.
No matter how uncertain or disconnected the world may feel, building meaningful connections within our communities is essential. This was highlighted in the discussion about Neighbor to Neighbor, a volunteer network that empowers individuals to help each other and grow their community. Meanwhile, in the realm of entertainment, the return of MTV's challenge podcast brings fans closer to their favorite stars. However, the conversation also touched on the unexpected and seemingly absurd turn of events in politics, with Donald Trump's presidential announcement. Despite the chaos and confusion, it's important to remember the power of community and connection. For more information on Neighbor to Neighbor, visit caneighbors.com. Don't miss MTV's official challenge podcast, available on the Iheartradio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
During his presidential campaign announcement speech, Donald Trump emphasized his wealth and accomplishments, using numerous examples of his business successes and personal net worth. He also made controversial statements about war heroes, including John McCain, and cancer survivors, implying that he prefers people who don't have these afflictions. Trump's use of name-calling and attacking physical appearances, such as his criticism of McCain's war hero status and his own hair, has been a common tactic in his responses to criticism. However, when confronted with backlash, Trump has acknowledged his mistakes and taken the honorable route to apologize or clarify his statements. Despite this, his tendency to resort to name-calling and attacking physical appearances has raised concerns about his temperament and suitability for the presidency.
The conversation between Matt and Savannah revolved around the labeling of a person as a war hero, with Matt initially stating that the person in question was not a war hero, but later correcting himself and acknowledging that he was. The conversation also touched upon the topic of Donald Trump's military service and his comments regarding veterans. The tone of the conversation was light-hearted at times, but also serious, as they discussed the importance of respecting and acknowledging the sacrifices made by veterans, particularly those who have been prisoners of war. The conversation also highlighted the importance of clarifying statements and correcting miscommunications. Ultimately, the conversation underscored the importance of respecting and acknowledging the service and sacrifices made by veterans, and the need for political discourse to be respectful and factually accurate.
People should not be surprised by Donald Trump's behavior, as many were drawn to him due to his controversial remarks about previous political figures. However, Trump's volatile nature and offensive language were predictable, and individuals should have anticipated being affected by it. Another key point from the discussion was the introduction of Neighbor to Neighbor, a California volunteer network aimed at fostering connections within communities. In a world that can sometimes feel disconnected, this initiative encourages neighbors to help each other out and build stronger relationships. Lastly, MTV's official Challenge podcast is back for another season, providing entertainment and engagement for listeners. The podcast also touched upon the power of the internet and how it can transform an online comment into a tangible entity, as well as Nancy Pelosi being referred to as a "dean bat." Overall, the conversation covered various topics, but the main themes revolved around unexpected behavior, community building, and entertainment.
ProPublica reporter Sharon Lerner joins Michael Kosta to discuss her investigative piece into 3M’s use of forever chemicals and the company’s failed efforts to conceal them. Also, psychotherapist and author Lori Gottlieb sits with Jon Stewart to explain how the anxiety of presidential election seasons make it a popular time for people to seek out therapy.
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Michael Kosta covers Joe Biden and Donald Trump’s preparation for their first presidential debate in the 2024 election, with the help of Desi Lydic and Troy Iwata. Plus, Jon Stewart goes live after the debate to discuss Biden’s senior lapses and Trump’s overt lies.
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Jon Stewart goes live after CNN's presidential debate to unpack Biden's senior moments and Trump's blatant lies. And psychotherapist and best-selling author of "Maybe You Should Talk to Someone" Lori Gottlieb discusses the impact of the debate on mental health and anxiety. They break down the difference between productive and unproductive anxiety during an election cycle, clashing with people on social media and how to deal with the existential fear perpetuated by news outlets.
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Michael Kosta reports on the highs and lows of yesterday’s primaries, the Supreme Court’s ruling that makes it easier for politicians to accept bribes as “tips,” and AI’s effect on the music industry as record labels scramble to protect their artists from fake tunes. Plus, a helium-leaking spaceship from Boeing has left two astronauts stranded, and Ronny Chieng joins with updates from the ISS. Then, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog sits down with a group of undecided voters and tries a handful of tactics to get them to make up their damn minds, from sandwich comparisons to Cheesecake Factory metaphors. And ProPublica reporter Sharon Lerner sits down to discuss her latest piece in collaboration with The New Yorker on 3M’s use and concealment of forever chemicals.
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Michael Kosta reports on WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange’s prison release, Alex Jones’s shameless cash grab as his conspiracy network Infowars shutters, and a new Surgeon General advisory warning against, uh, gun violence? Plus, China one-upped America’s lunar landing by visiting the far side of the moon and Josh Johnson shares some advice on how the U.S. can reassert its supremacy. Also, Lewis Black tackles big companies like Chick-fil-A and Apple, as well as fire departments and hospitals, expanding into the summer camp space. And, Peter S. Goodman, New York Times global economics correspondent and author of “How the World Ran Out of Everything: Inside the Global Supply Chain,” discusses American business and consumer reliance on a rickety supply chain, the need for anti-trust enforcement, and creating a more resilient supply chain that’s not just optimized for big box retailers and investors.
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With Biden and Trump set to face-off in their first presidential debate of 2024, Michael Kosta is taking a look at each candidate’s preparation. While Joe Biden is practicing being insulted at mock debates, Trump is lowering expectations, accusing Biden of doping, and making up some new words, like “refuttal.” Desi Lydic and Troy Iwata weigh in with a debate over the best type of debate prep. And, with a quarter million dollar investment from his parents, a garage to work from, and MC Hammer khakis, Jeff Bezos had everything he needed to start the empire known today as Amazon. From launching Amazon to launching a shuttle into space, Bezos has solidified his place as history’s most powerful nerd. Then, Emmy-winning writer, actor, and co-creator of the hit Max series “Hacks” Paul W. Downs talks about his multi-hyphenate role at the show, what it means in comedy to be a “hack,” how people outside of showbiz can relate to the character of Deborah Vance, and how The Daily Show brought him and his “Broad City” co-star Ilana Glazer into each other’s lives.
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TDS Correspondent Josh Johnson chats with writers Kat Radley and David Angelo about writing for The Daily Show as stand-up comics. They discuss what it’s like adjusting to a topical late night show compared to writing and performing for themselves onstage, as well as their approach to pitching jokes in the writer’s room and writing for different guest hosts.
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Actor Rosalind Chao joins Ronny Chieng and Desi Lydic to discuss her Netflix show "3 Body Problem," as well as break down Eastern vs. Western sci-fi tropes and how she helped Ronny work on his American accent. Plus, Emmy-award winning actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach talks about his character arc in the new season of "The Bear" and how he's preparing to play The Thing in Marvel's upcoming "Fantastic Four."
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Jon Stewart dives into the GOP's criminalization of Democratic-run cities, which is ironic given that most guns come from red states. Also, Desi Lydic and Ronny Chieng cover the Celtics' historic 18th NBA Championship win and the campaigns of rage-baiting candidates, Royce White and Valentina Gomez.
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Ronny Chieng & Desi Lydic dive into Vladimir Putin & Kim Jong-un’s lively boys trip in North Korea, the climate protester attack on Stonehenge and Taylor Swift’s private jet, and Louisiana’s new bill blurring the lines of church and state. Plus, Michael Kosta stops by to evaluate whether Republicans can handle the moral standards of the Ten Commandments. Jordan Klepper also heads to the battleground state of Wisconsin for Trump's first campaign rally as an official convict, but of course, even a guilty verdict isn't gonna stop MAGA heads from MAGA-ing. And Emmy Award-winning actor, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, talks about his character’s evolution on the upcoming season of “The Bear.” He discusses how he gets a chance to mouth off as Cousin Richie, his chemistry with the cast, and how he’s preparing for his role as The Thing in Marvel’s upcoming “Fantastic Four.”
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In this episode of the PS You’re Interesting podcast, Jeff Jenkins talks with Seth Hill, Associate Professor, Department of Political Science UCSD. Hill studies how citizens motivate politician behavior.
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In this classic episode of Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert and Joe talk about crabs eating things. Do YOU have what it takes to become a delicious entree for crab gourmands? Find out! (originally published 11/18/2021)
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From the Aztec temples of pre-Columbian Mesoamerica to the 1980s monster film “Q: The Winged Serpent,” the feathered serpent god Quetzalcoatl soars high over the human imagination. In this episode of Stuff to Blow Your Mind, Robert Lamb and Joe McCormick explore the history of this winged wonder -- as well as the prehistoric Quetzalcoatlus named after the ancient Lord of the Dawn.
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