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This episode rolls out our new motto for the 3WHH format—"The podcast dedicated to meta-malts and metaphysics!" "Lucretia" isn't so sure, but we'll roll with that until we change to a sports-talk format, which will happen on the 4th of Never.
Anyway, after reviewing a surprisingly busy week in important whisky news, we introduce three new short regular segments: the Magic Numbers; "Circleback Mountain,"* and "What's My Beef?" (Mine is the promiscuous overuse of "paradigm shift," and Lucretia is spitting mad about the Dr. Seuss travesty.)
And finally we get to the week's seminar, looking at a few key aspects of the thought of John C. Calhoun, and once again drawing the connections between his political philosophy and the contemporary left.
We recorded this episode in front of a live Zoom audience of about 100 listeners, who kept up a lively comment thread, and we did our best to field some questions and comments, though we didn't get to all of them. For listeners it may make this episode a little extra gonzo in places. (Is Lucretia really "America's sweetheart"? Some listeners think so. . .)
* What does Jen Psaki have in common with Jean Harlow? You'll just have to tune in to find out.
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We haven't posted the video. We don't have the staff help or time to produce a video of the Zoom session. Alas, you need to tune in live to see us in action. We'll do it again some time soon, but the notices for it will only appear over at Power Line. Very sorry!