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Live from the Nieuw Amersterdam showroom, it's special Mad Dogs and Englishmen (that's Charles C.W. Cooke and Kevin Williamson) and GLoP (that's Jonah Goldberg and John Podhoretz -- Rob Long couldn't make it this year) mashup. Won't divulge the topics here, but there's laughs and insights a plenty and a good time was had by most.
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I’m a devoted subscriber to GLoP Culture, but in this episode I found the chemistry strained and cringe-worthy, and the frequent silence from the cruise-line audience only deepened the strain.
Let GLoP Culture and Mad Dogs be what they are for their respective audiences. The sum, at least in moments of humor and wit, was not greater than its parts.
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