We know you love our coverage of current headlines, so do not fret, dear listener. On this week’s episode, we continue with that time-honored tradition with Amazon canceling Go (😢) and Apple nixing the FTC Chair from The Problem. Fun times!
Now, if you like our headlines coverage, then this episode is the one for you! Where we would normally entertain you with a segment on canola oil or the story of MIT’s infamous “Magic/More-Magic Switch,” in this episode we’ve decided instead to dust off some older headlines that we never got around to discussing but still thought you’d enjoy.
So this week: double the fun, and double the pleasure! While technically this episode is another one of our “Headlines Only” episodes, it does come with a bit of a twist this time.
And if you don’t care much for the headlines, we got you, fam! Listen in for the guys' random comments around how one of them celebrated “World Rat Day,” the introduction of the brand-new RamHog, what cj’s tell is, and what “thing” they want to rename “25-to-life!”
(0:00) Pre-Show
(0:30) Open
(1:32) World Rat Day
(5:47) CJ's Week
(7:15) Jeff's Week
(9:21) Headline: Amazon Ditching Just Walk Out
(13:50) Headline: Jon Stewart Blocked from Interviewing Lina Khan
(15:16) Act Two
(16:00) Headline: Hackers Avenge Death of Navalny
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Headlines
Amazon Ditches 'Just Walk Out' Checkouts at Its Grocery Stores
Amazon gives up on no-checkout shopping in its grocery stores - The Verge
Apple wouldn’t let Jon Stewart interview FTC Chair Lina Khan, TV host claims | Ars Technica
Explainer: Why is the US suing Google for antitrust violations? | Reuters
Make-Up Headlines
Hackers stole Russian prisoner database to avenge death of Navalny
Climate Activists Dragged Out of New York Auto Show After Tossing Oil on EV
Google Messages Warning for All Users as Radical Update Launches.
Sam Bankman-Fried has to repay $11 billion. How can he possibly do that?
Trump’s media company lost $58 million in 2023 | CNN Business
Trump Media auditor warns that losses 'raise substantial doubt' about company's ability to continue
US government and 17 states sue Amazon in landmark monopoly case
United States takes on Google in biggest tech monopoly trial of 21st century
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