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No Agenda

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4.5

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No Agenda is a highly acclaimed podcast hosted by Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak and takes place 2x weekly on Thursday and Sunday. The show is primarily focused on mainstream media deconstruction and is ad-free, instead relying on a value-for-value revenue model (it's listeners are also producers). Adam Curry is also credited as the original "Podfather" who helped pioneer podcasting.

The Philip DeFranco Show

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4.7

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The Philip DeFranco Show is a news commentary show centered on current events in politics and pop culture. It is fast paced and covers a wide array of topics, providing the listener with both sides of the argument, as well as DeFranco’s opinion.

Slow Burn

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4.7

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Slow Burn is exactly that: an in-depth, slow-moving, 8-episode arc diving deep on two political scandals that rocked the U.S. - Watergate and Monica Lewinsky.

Why Is This Happening? with Chris Hayes

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4.7

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“Why is this happening” (or WITHpod as they often refer to themselves) is a show hosted by Chris Hayes – a television host from MSNBC. WITH discusses the stories and issues that Chris Hayes can’t bring on his TV show.

The Breakdown with Shaun King

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4.9

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The Breakdown unpacks the most important stories of injustice, racism and corruption. Shaun King tells you who’s fighting back and how you can support and join them with practical action steps.

Party Lines

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5.0

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Hosts Rosemary Barton (The National) and Elamin Abdelmahmoud (BuzzFeed News) bring you a political primer to get you ready for the Canadian election.

The Daily

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4.6

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A current events podcast put out by the New York Times

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Making Sense with Sam Harris

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4.8

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Neuroscientist Sam Harris has two chief areas of interest: meditation and mindfulness; and global politics. In Making Sense, he explores them both with utmost candidness. He believes that getting to the truth means honestly asking hard questions and being willing to have a good faith debate, even with those whose beliefs differ vastly from our own.