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The stars aligned this week and we discovered that all of three of the men of GLoP (that's Jonah Goldberg, Rob Long, and John Podhoretz) were all in the same city that never sleeps at the same time. So, we convened a special in person podcast at the sumptuous offices of Commentary Magazine. A few of today's topics: the Conservative media industrial complex and what to do about it, Westword, Bob Dylan and the Nobel Prize, and GLoP fixes Twitter. See you on the high seas after the election, everyone.

We're walking here, @EJHill.

Hosts:
John PodhoretzJonah GoldbergRob Long

Discussion (35)

  • BD
    I'm going to do my part to thwart the "Conservative media industrial complex" by not buying Jonah Goldberg's next book and hoping it does as poorly as the last one.
  • Jonah Goldberg
    BD, you mean the one that was an instant NYT bestseller? That one?
  • BD
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    Jonah Goldberg (View Comment):

    BD, you mean the one that was an instant NYT bestseller? That one?

    I remember you saying on a GLOP podcast that you should have listened to your publisher when he/she told you to give your last book a different name because "Tyranny of Cliches" was too blah and it had hurt sales.

    I can't in good conscience buy your next book and help perpetuate the alleged "Conservative media industrial complex." I'm agreeing with you.

  • terichristoph
    While I love their humor, the guys couldn't find a minute or two to talk about Hillary?
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