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Aryeh Cohen-Wade (Joking on the Square, @AryehCW) and David Ottlinger (The Electric Agora)
- When did watching debate become a pastime? . 0:47
- The blurring of news and entertainment . 7:37
- Journalists who think they’re comedians . 22:35
- Joe Rogan, Contrapoints, and YouTuber politics . 28:00
- Aryeh sees historical parallels in the Lincoln-Douglas debates and the Yellow Press . 34:15
- Is Jordan Peterson an intellectual, an entertainer, or something else? . 43:21
- Trump’s merging of politics and entertainment . 49:24
- BhTV’s place in the debate-o-sphere . 57:49
- David: Liberals need to have a positive moral idiom and vision . 67:07
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Recorded:Sep 20
Posted:Oct 17, 2018
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- Michael Sandel’s book, “Public Philosophy”
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