The Economy’s Bad Vibes

The Economy’s Bad Vibes

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Is Sobriety the New Flex?

Former Gawker editor A.J. Daulerio got sober before “sober-curious” was trending. As an original arbiter of internet culture, he’s got a long view of today’s drinking discourse — and advice for anybody questioning their relationship with their vices. About the show: Welcome to Au ...  Show more

How a Lesbian Bar Sparked a Week of 'Woke 1' Whiplash

From a viral story on a lesbian bar’s masking policy to Nikole Hannah-Jones' essay on making school segregation a personal issue to the “Cornell Seven,” Audie and Ari connect the dots on the internet’s reckoning with "Woke 1.” About the show: Welcome to Audie Cornish and Ari Shap ...  Show more

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