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Chappell Roan's Haters Were Bots & Meta's Guilty Verdict Isn't The Win We Think It Is

On the shit you should care about podcast this week:Meta and YouTube found guilty of creating addictive products, but this isn’t the win we think it isClavicular got arrested. Twice. (And shot a gun into an alligator in between)8-9 million people showed up to the No Kings protest ...  Show more

Chappell Roan, Justin Timberlake, Labrinth, Taylor Frankie Paul & Epstein's Dupe

This week on the podcast, Luce and Abby discuss:the war on Iran: four weeks in, Trump threatens to blow up power plants while claiming to "wind down"a Florida man who looks like Jeffrey Epstein is not getting clout as "palm beach pete"Hachette pulls a horror novel over suspected ...  Show more

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