Podcasts about Verrit

Guest: Vincent. Topics: Trump Rescinds DACA, Hurricane Irma, Mark Zuckerberg Presidency, Verrit.

The gang is back and mostly intact for another week of Elon After Dusk, the Elon Musk fancast! Step into the rhyme zone with us as we discuss Elon Musk crytyping, Elon Musk’s funny lever, Elon Musk’s worse Verrit, Elon Musk’s putrid son Thrush, and more! Oppan President Style!Featuring Sam, Matt, Evan, Linus, and Zach.Music used:The Taxpayers – Evil Men Neil Cicierega – Bustin

Leo ist erkältet, Menschen haben das manchmal so an sich. Damit sind wir schon beim Thema, denn wir sprechen darüber, wie sich modernes Wissen von Wissen im Web unterscheidet. Dafür lesen wir ein paar Stellen aus Small Pieces Loosely Joined von David Weinberger. Das moderne Wissen war ein Prachtbau, gebaut aus den Fakten wie Ziegelsteinen, wie wir am Beispiel der Zentralbibliothek von Los Angeles nachvollziehen. Die Disziplinen hatten sich die Welt aufgeteilt, die große Leistungsfähigkeit der modernen Gesellschaft fußte auf dem Vertrauen ins Expertentum. Im Web, so Weinberger, ist das alles anders. Die lose verbundenen Wissensstücke sind keine Ziegelsteine mehr. Viel mehr sind es Elemente, die dynamisch zusammengesetzt werden, deren Sinn immer neu hergestellt wird -- und zwar von uns. Wir werden somit Teil dieses Wissens. Wir können die Verantwortung nicht abgeben, deswegen funktioniert Fact Checking, wie bei Verrit oder Snopes, auch nicht; zumindest nicht so, wie es soll. Ironischerweise -- und damit erinnern wir uns an die zweite Folge von Das Neue Berlin -- macht das Web damit die "Wahrheiten des Körpers" sichtbar. Wir werden auf niemand anderen zurückgeworfen als uns selbst.

This week, we talk about the Democrats ONCE AGAIN turning their backs on #Dreamers, the Dodge MLK Super Bowl fiasco, the insane Quincy Jones interview, and the Verrit-like rollout of the United States Of Care

Recorded Sept. 18th, 2017 Dan, Seamus, and Tori get together to talk about the new Pro-Hilary website Verrit. The three go through the pitfalls of the website, and the negatives of having a left-leaning media outlet. Intro Song Credit: "Come Together" - The Beatles Let It Be, Apple Records

Authentication Code: 0123456 Join Danny and the Christian Humanist Podcast's Nathan Gilmour for a fun, angry rhetorical analysis of the internet's newest laughingstock, Verrit.com. Learn about Hillary Clinton sycophant Peter Daou, nephew of Fear of Flying author Erica Jong, and his Freshman Comp capacity for essay-writing. What's a "Daouist?" What do Kenneth Burke, Aristotle, and basic logical argumentation have to say about Verrit? Why can't Liberal rhetoric succeed outside the "serious middle?" Will Danny finally be able to enter polite society after purging his rage over the stupidity of Verrit? All this and more! Please go to iTunes and leave a review: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sectarian-review/id1031613670?mt=2 Also, visit and like our Facebook page to access more content: https://www.facebook.com/SectarianReview/

Support the show and get double the episodes by subscribing to bonus episodes for $5/month at http://patreon.com/champagnesharks. Also, remember to review and rate the podcast in Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/champagne-sharks/id1242690393?mt=2. D. Mills (http://twitter.com/mdmills79), Mike (http://twitter.com/blackexception1), and I discuss Hillary Clinton's new book "What Happened?", some funny meltdowns among the cult of diehard Hillary supporters including Joy Reid, and discuss Peter Daou and his new support group website for Hillaryites, Verrit. Discussed in this episode: Twitter threads by Joy Reid (https://twitter.com/JoyAnnReid/status/906612443736145920), Charles Clymer (https://twitter.com/cmclymer/status/906657832359137280), and GothamGirlBlue (https://twitter.com/GothamGirlBlue/status/906012059191541766) melting down over Hillary When Prophecy Fails by Leon Festinger, the book: http://amzn.to/2wafGd2 and a Wikipedia summary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/When_Prophecy_Fails "The Sapphire Caricature" (whole website is a good resource in general) https://ferris.edu/HTMLS/news/jimcrow/antiblack/sapphire.htm Peter Daou and Verrit: 1) https://theoutline.com/post/2207/the-strange-life-of-peter-daou, 2) http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_slatest/2017/09/07/an_interview_with_peter_daou_verrit_founder_and_hillary_superfan.html and 3) https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2017/09/the-boy-in-the-bubble-peter-daous-verrit-is-peak-c.html

This week we talk rebranding, the pathetic rollout of Verrit, and Hillary's new book.

This week's podcast is an hour plus long gossip fest that covers everything from Verrit to the need to increase the diversity of police to the two pages released by Hillary Clinton on Bernie Sanders.  Also, Kara was a wee bit lit but then again, what's the point of podcasting if you can't tipple a pint or two? Marcus's Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/marcushjohnson/posts

With special guest, Jason Stanford aka The Commodore, the Taking Ship crew dares to explore Verrit, Priorities USA, rag on one another and decide we're all stuck in a realm inside a realm where only DaveBro can lead out us otherwise, we're stuck relitigating the 2016 primaries and general election. Stick around, but pour a stiff drink before you press play.

In this episode—the longest in the history of our show—we'll cover President Trump's cruel decision to end DACA along with his plans to resell ‘trickle-down' economics to the American people. We'll also focus on the return of Hillary Clinton and challenge the arguments made in her new book, ‘What Happened.' But Hillary Clinton's return was accompanied by her most prominent minions including Peter Daou (with a new pro-Hillary propaganda website to attack progressives called “Verrit”) and Joy Ann Reid (who claims the Democratic Party should focus on identity politics and ignore economic issues). After covering these knuckleheads, we'll shift focus to Medicare for All in the second half of the show. Finally, we'll end the episode on a lighter note with a Patreon Q&A, and an interview with 2018 congressional candidate Sarah Smith and comedian Ron Placone, respectively. It's the last episode for two weeks, as Mike will take a break to get hitched. Oh yeah—we also passed 25 million total views! Woohoo! So if you're able to sit through 3+ hours of Mike ranting about politics then buckle up, because we've got a great show for you!

Folks, Matt is no longer Skyping into the show from Ohio. He's officially moved to New York. But a funny thing happened... We talk about Verrit (this was recorded before Peter Daou shouted us out and we officially endorsed it), and conservative raps. Here's Alex article about conservative rap: https://theoutline.com/post/2178/the-infinite-awfulness-of-conservative-rap

College Football is back and UCLA just pulled of an all time comeback. Alabama is a wrecking ball and Texas Football is in shamble (2:26 - 8:37). Who's Back of the week (8:37 - 12:36). Football Guy of the Week is back with weekly nominations (12:36 - 23:46) . The guys traveled out to Stu Feiner's house in Long Island for an interview with the one and only Source, talked about what its like to be Stu, battling addiction, and the upcoming NFL season (23:46 - 59:40). Segments include Thoughts and Prayers to Piers Morgan, Well that makes sense for Brock Osweiler, an exclusive interview with Marlins Man after he broke up a brawl at the Yankees/Red Sox game, Talking Soccer, and Explain it to Hank - what the fuck is Verrit.