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This week, GLoPheads Jonah Goldberg, John Podhoretz, and Rob Long discuss the repercussions of the Indiana RFRA act, Rolling Stone's refusal to take full responsibility after publishing a totally fabricated piece, and make the case as to why nascent Daily Show host Trevor Noah will probably survive his Tweets but may not last long in the host's chair. Also, a nostalgic look back at New York nightlife in the 70s, and John details a college event that made an indelible impression.
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This podcast offered endless possibilities for graphic representation. Fortunately, most of them are illegal in 43 of the 50 states.
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I find this podcast shocking. Specifically the bit about Plato's retreat.
I ran an entire role playing campaign where one of the major plot figures was named Alcibiades. I'm shocked to learn I've been mispronouncing it all this time.
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