Click here for the extended interview. Saagar Enjeti tells a story from his time as the co-host of The Hill’s Rising, in which he described the seniority system for House of Representatives Committee assignments. “I did a segment this is all I said: ‘Maxine Waters will be the chairwoman of the Financial Services Committee till the day she dies,’” he recounts. “So her fucking staff called the boss of
The most common comment on here seems to be to put up the full interview as the same time as the free-to-view interview. It's getting pretty disappointing how little you seem to be willing to take this feedback in and do something about it. Would love to support your content going forward as it's good quality stuff but not willing to get annoyed every week in order to do so. Typically, by the time I remember to check back here for the second part of the interview I've lost track of the conversation and don't end up listening. I can just not-listen for free is the thing, so if that's what I'm doing I might as well not pay for it.
I live just north of the Vermont border and retired after a very interesting life.
Quebec is a secular humanist liberal democracy. Our Provincial and Federal governments are approved overwhelmingly by our citizens. Your cultural issues have not been issues for so long we don't remember they were ever issues. Yes we still have cultural issues but they are on things like how you define a nation state..
Gail, the reporter, should have told Fat Fuck that it is our business where he sends his kids as he's the fucking governor and the public schools are under his purview and if he doesn't think that they are worth sending his kids to them then he must not be doin his job to act to make sure that a public resource is functioning properly. Tweedle Dee is a horrible person.
Hi, just subscribed and paid. Any way to simply download directly from this site? I don't listen on a phone. Just want a direct download to a little device, to listen to while at work. I don't do Spotify and all the rest, nor have any interest in doing so. A quick and easy download to mp3 was what I was expecting. Any way I can do that? Thank you
7 comments here, mainly about the anal instinct to hold onto content from paying subscribers - I notice Krystal & Sagaar have 155 pages of comments before they post anything
Small anecdote relating to the concept of competitors businesses "rising together" as was mentioned in this episode: I met a business owner from NJ a couple weeks ago and he had started the first known fast-casual burrito restaurant in NJ—he beat Chipotle to the market there. Apparently, a couple years after he had opened and was about to open his second restaurant, he heard that Chipotle was going to open a store near him. Obviously this worried him, but he noticed that a couple months after Chipotle had opened that he was busier than ever, and this was due to the fact that Chipotle had created more burrito eaters!
I come from the world of specialty coffee, and it is very widely accepted that Starbucks and other large chains have paved the way for higher quality coffee companies simply by making more coffee drinkers. Very interesting concept, but makes sense when you think about peoples preferences/tastes, and applied to media, if there are more readers, readers will want more to read.
Good news! The Hill was shamed into putting the farewell video back on YouTube.
The most common comment on here seems to be to put up the full interview as the same time as the free-to-view interview. It's getting pretty disappointing how little you seem to be willing to take this feedback in and do something about it. Would love to support your content going forward as it's good quality stuff but not willing to get annoyed every week in order to do so. Typically, by the time I remember to check back here for the second part of the interview I've lost track of the conversation and don't end up listening. I can just not-listen for free is the thing, so if that's what I'm doing I might as well not pay for it.
Please, put together a new progressive news, information, discussion channel.
I live just north of the Vermont border and retired after a very interesting life.
Quebec is a secular humanist liberal democracy. Our Provincial and Federal governments are approved overwhelmingly by our citizens. Your cultural issues have not been issues for so long we don't remember they were ever issues. Yes we still have cultural issues but they are on things like how you define a nation state..
Gail, the reporter, should have told Fat Fuck that it is our business where he sends his kids as he's the fucking governor and the public schools are under his purview and if he doesn't think that they are worth sending his kids to them then he must not be doin his job to act to make sure that a public resource is functioning properly. Tweedle Dee is a horrible person.
Why the delay for rest of video?
Hi, just subscribed and paid. Any way to simply download directly from this site? I don't listen on a phone. Just want a direct download to a little device, to listen to while at work. I don't do Spotify and all the rest, nor have any interest in doing so. A quick and easy download to mp3 was what I was expecting. Any way I can do that? Thank you
You questioned if seeds were stored in the U.S. It should have been evident the answer was yes but then you spun off to a "dumbest science" thing.
Here: https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2013/08/15/211451380/colorado-seed-vault-is-fort-knox-for-the-worlds-seeds
7 comments here, mainly about the anal instinct to hold onto content from paying subscribers - I notice Krystal & Sagaar have 155 pages of comments before they post anything
Small anecdote relating to the concept of competitors businesses "rising together" as was mentioned in this episode: I met a business owner from NJ a couple weeks ago and he had started the first known fast-casual burrito restaurant in NJ—he beat Chipotle to the market there. Apparently, a couple years after he had opened and was about to open his second restaurant, he heard that Chipotle was going to open a store near him. Obviously this worried him, but he noticed that a couple months after Chipotle had opened that he was busier than ever, and this was due to the fact that Chipotle had created more burrito eaters!
I come from the world of specialty coffee, and it is very widely accepted that Starbucks and other large chains have paved the way for higher quality coffee companies simply by making more coffee drinkers. Very interesting concept, but makes sense when you think about peoples preferences/tastes, and applied to media, if there are more readers, readers will want more to read.
So as a paid subscriber, should I not be able to view the whole interview?