Podcasts and news sources.

[Banditking]

Thinking about tone, echo chambers and the political landscape.

Anyone here listen to Honestly? It’s run by Bari Weiss, a former ny times editor, who left because of progressive left ideological dominance at The NY Times.

I also like intelligence squared (debate on modern issues with multiple educated perspective representations), and hardcore history.


My regularly viewed news sources (attempting to get broad swath):

Wall Street Journal (preferred)
The Atlantic
New York Times
BBC
Cnn (website to monitor crazies)
Fox (website to monitor crazies)

 

[goldmom]

I am a fan of the WSJ editorial opinions which are often moderate, rarely liberal, and always laced with common sense.

 

[billanole]

To get other perspectives, I reach for BBC, NPR and a great site that @F4Gary told us about many years ago. It is kinda Tejas centric, but does a great job of offering access to national and international news sources.

Ed Wallace's Inside Automotive

www.insideautomotive.com

 

[billanole]

I just added a link for Inside Automotive…

Ed Wallace's Inside Automotive

www.insideautomotive.com

Thanks, Gary.

 

[goldmom]

To get other perspectives, I reach for BBC, NPR and a great site that @F4Gary told us about many years ago. It is kinda Tejas centric, but does a great job of offering access to national and international news sources.

Ed Wallace's Inside Automotive

www.insideautomotive.com

Ed Wallace is great!

 

[seminoleed]

The Erick Erickson Show podcast is my go to every weekday at noon. Dude is smart and speaks his mind, regardless of what people think sometimes.

 

[F4Gary]

Ed Wallace is great!

His show sucks. He supposedly "retired" 2 years ago. We stopped listening to him even before that.
Completely biased and he is not a car guy. He is/was a car salesman and knows very little about the mechanics of a car. He only talks about the dealerships that advertise on his show. Stop advertising, your stuff disappears off his show and website even if you have supported him for a long time.

 

[billanole]

His show sucks. He supposedly "retired" 2 years ago. We stopped listening to him even before that.
Completely biased and he is not a car guy. He is/was a car salesman and knows very little about the mechanics of a car. He only talks about the dealerships that advertise on his show. Stop advertising, your stuff disappears off his show and website even if you have supported him for a long time.

Ok, tell us what you really feel! I can’t think of any other content provider that promotes advertisers.
JK, the website is great for gathering lots of content into an accessible “portal”.
I appreciate you sharing his site with us many years ago.

 

[Ohio1nole]

I listen to Rogan, bill maher, WSJ. I really like Rogans podcast. But it’s not really “news” source. Just two people shooting the bull on a wide variety of topics

Flip through Fox News headlines. And whatever pops up on my computer screen at my home page. Flip through those headlines.

 

[goldmom]

His show sucks. He supposedly "retired" 2 years ago. We stopped listening to him even before that.
Completely biased and he is not a car guy. He is/was a car salesman and knows very little about the mechanics of a car. He only talks about the dealerships that advertise on his show. Stop advertising, your stuff disappears off his show and website even if you have supported him for a long time.

Wow. I’m recalling him from 20 years ago so obviously my take is outdated.

 

[goldmom]

I also like Red State, HotAir, Twitchy. I will look l at CNN/Fox. I like CNN for breaking news like the Iranian helicopter crash today.

 

[GeddyLee09]

When I was at the Pentagon, we got a news daily that came from the OSD news brief. I still get that every day and use it for most news sources. Its DoD and GOV centric but also contains a lot of domestic type news stories. Otherwise, I'll go to one of the local sites for local news and CNN/Fox for breaking stuff. I can't stand the constant slant but that's where we are these days.