GLoP Virtual Night Owl: We’ll Do It Live!

This past Saturday evening marked a seminal moment in the often sordid history of the mighty GLoP podcast: our first virtual Night Owl captured on video, recorded live in front of an audience of thousands, enforced upon us by the covenants of social distancing. This is the audio of the event (the video is here on Ricochet and behind the paywalls at The Dispatch and Commentary). As foretold by the elders, this podcast does contain some adult language, drinking, and juvenile jokes. In other words, it’s a GLoP.

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  1. Taras Coolidge
    Taras
    @Taras

    Kevin (View Comment):

    I was listening to this podcast and got to a part where I started to think…”Please don’t do it. Please don’t make a world wide pandemic with thousands dying, millions out of work, and so many lives disrupted somehow about the persecution of Jews.” But they couldn’t help themselves and we get a bunch of comments that the goyim just skip through marveling at the amazingly self-centered view of the world.

    I think Woody Allen had a routine about that:  every public issue met with the question, “Is it good for the Jews?”

    “Building a new overpass.”  “Is it good for the Jews?”

    More so than other ethnic groups?  Well, maybe.  Other ethnic groups aren’t as heavily represented among public intellectuals.

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  2. kedavis Coolidge
    kedavis
    @kedavis

    Taras (View Comment):

    Kevin (View Comment):

    I was listening to this podcast and got to a part where I started to think…”Please don’t do it. Please don’t make a world wide pandemic with thousands dying, millions out of work, and so many lives disrupted somehow about the persecution of Jews.” But they couldn’t help themselves and we get a bunch of comments that the goyim just skip through marveling at the amazingly self-centered view of the world.

    I think Woody Allen had a routine about that: every public issue met with the question, “Is it good for the Jews?”

    “Building a new overpass.” “Is it good for the Jews?”

    More so than other ethnic groups? Well, maybe. Other ethnic groups aren’t as heavily represented among public intellectuals.

    Which is clearly racist, these days.

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  3. Taras Coolidge
    Taras
    @Taras

    kedavis (View Comment):

    Taras (View Comment):

    Kevin (View Comment):

    I was listening to this podcast and got to a part where I started to think…”Please don’t do it. Please don’t make a world wide pandemic with thousands dying, millions out of work, and so many lives disrupted somehow about the persecution of Jews.” But they couldn’t help themselves and we get a bunch of comments that the goyim just skip through marveling at the amazingly self-centered view of the world.

    I think Woody Allen had a routine about that: every public issue met with the question, “Is it good for the Jews?”

    “Building a new overpass.” “Is it good for the Jews?”

    More so than other ethnic groups? Well, maybe. Other ethnic groups aren’t as heavily represented among public intellectuals.

    Which is clearly racist, these days.

    “Science Says Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist—Even Babies:  New research suggests babies as young as 6 months old show signs of bias against people of different races.” — Parents.com

    Everyone’s a little bit racist, it’s true
    But everyone is just about as racist as you
    If we all could just admit that we are racist a little bit
    And everyone stopped being so P.C.
    Maybe we could live in harmony
    Evlyone’s a ritter bit lacist 

    (from “Everyone’s a little bit racist” by Avenue Q)

     

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  4. kedavis Coolidge
    kedavis
    @kedavis

    I can’t speak for JPod’s vision, but I recognized Gene Hackman’s voice in “Young Frankenstein.”

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