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The Bulwark PodcastAdam Serwer, Lauren Egan, and Justin Jones: The Attack on KnowledgeThe Trump administration is trying to exert ideological control over every knowledge-producing institution in the country. And the assault on colleges is not only about having fewer highly-educated voters, but also depriving Americans of trusted sources of information—much in the way Trump in 2020 wanted to stop counting Covid cases so it looked like he had the pandemic under control. Meanwhile, we're getting too much information about Elon's bladder control problems on his way out the door. Plus, The Bulwark's Lauren Egan and Tennessee's Justin Jones on courage, conscience, fighting a party drunk with power, and the future of the So...2025-05-301h 00
The BulwarkAdam Serwer, Lauren Egan, and Justin Jones: The Attack on KnowledgeThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.thebulwark.comThe Trump administration is trying to exert ideological control over every knowledge-producing institution in the country. And the assault on colleges is not only about having fewer highly-educated voters, but also depriving Americans of trusted sources of information—much in the way Trump in 2020 wanted to stop counting Covid cases so it looked like he had the pandemic under control. Meanwhile, we're getting too much information about Elon's bladder control problems on his way out the door. Plus, The Bulwark's Lauren Eg...2025-05-3029 min
KQED's ForumAre We Facing a Constitutional Crisis?Is the United States in the talked-about and feared constitutional crisis? President Trump and his administration are increasingly ignoring federal court rulings on issues like immigration and funding. Atlantic staff writer Adam Serwer calls the president’s defiance “a new step into presidential lawlessness.” We talk with Serwer and Slate’s Mark Joseph Stern about what this means for the balance of power in Washington and for democracy.Guests:Adam Serwer, staff writer, The AtlanticMariano-Florentino Cuéllar, president, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace; previously a justice on the California Supreme Cou...2025-04-2457 min
The Beinart NotebookAdam Serwer on American CrueltyThis is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit peterbeinart.substack.comOur guest is The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer, author of one of the most famous essays of the first Trump presidency, which he turned into a book: The Cruelty is the Point. We’ll talk about what is similar, and different, as Trump returns, and how Americans should respond to our country’s capacity for cruelty, both at home and abroad.2024-11-2409 min
A Word … with Jason JohnsonSnitch NationWhile conservatives win elections, the popularity of their policies on abortion access, LGBTQ rights, and racial equity remains low in many parts of the country. But conservative political leaders are finding ways to enforce those laws, and encouraging ordinary citizens to inform on each other is a major tactic. On today’s episode of A Word, Jason Johnson is joined by Adam Serwer, the award-winning political essayist at The Atlantic, about how he explored the phenomenon in his recent article “The Rise of the Right Wing Tattletale." Guest: Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlan...2024-10-1829 min
Slate Race and IdentityA Word: Snitch NationWhile conservatives win elections, the popularity of their policies on abortion access, LGBTQ rights, and racial equity remains low in many parts of the country. But conservative political leaders are finding ways to enforce those laws, and encouraging ordinary citizens to inform on each other is a major tactic. On today’s episode of A Word, Jason Johnson is joined by Adam Serwer, the award-winning political essayist at The Atlantic, about how he explored the phenomenon in his recent article “The Rise of the Right Wing Tattletale." Guest: Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlan...2024-10-1829 min
Slate NewsA Word: Snitch NationWhile conservatives win elections, the popularity of their policies on abortion access, LGBTQ rights, and racial equity remains low in many parts of the country. But conservative political leaders are finding ways to enforce those laws, and encouraging ordinary citizens to inform on each other is a major tactic. On today’s episode of A Word, Jason Johnson is joined by Adam Serwer, the award-winning political essayist at The Atlantic, about how he explored the phenomenon in his recent article “The Rise of the Right Wing Tattletale." Guest: Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlan...2024-10-1829 min
Slate Daily FeedA Word: Snitch NationWhile conservatives win elections, the popularity of their policies on abortion access, LGBTQ rights, and racial equity remains low in many parts of the country. But conservative political leaders are finding ways to enforce those laws, and encouraging ordinary citizens to inform on each other is a major tactic. On today’s episode of A Word, Jason Johnson is joined by Adam Serwer, the award-winning political essayist at The Atlantic, about how he explored the phenomenon in his recent article “The Rise of the Right Wing Tattletale. Guest: Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlan...2024-10-1829 min
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In The ThickA Culture of FearJulio and guest co-host Fernanda Santos discuss the latest with immigration and the abortion ban in North Carolina. Then in our roundtable, Maria is joined by Josie Duffy Rice, journalist and writer, and Adam Serwer, staff writer at The Atlantic, to unpack what’s happening at the border, violence against unhoused people, and the growing issue of gun violence in this country.
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Adam Serwer talks about the fantasy of violence that drives right-wing Republicans, in this piece for The Atlantic.
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Hoth Takes: A Star Wars PodcastHoth Takes #34: Snitches Get Stitches Here On Andor
Andor won critical acclaim for its gritty and nuanced portrayal of rebellion in Star Wars, but what makes its depiction of insurgency so special? In this episode, The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer joins Eric, Grace, and Haley to discuss how faith and revenge motivate rebellion throughout Star Wars, how Luthen’s approach to insurrection sets him apart, how class shapes the goals and decisions of Andor’s rebel and Imperial characters, and what the show says about the role of radical revolutionary violence. Plus, we compare Andor to Star Wars Rebels, Adam makes the case that Andor wants us to think...2022-12-2257 min
A More Civilized Age: A Star Wars Podcast53: Swapping Feelings, Theories, and Hats with Adam SerwerAs promised, the Autumn of Andor continues! Today, we've got the first of three guest-filled episodes coming to you this December. We are joined by Adam Serwer, author of The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America, staff writer at The Atlantic, and life long Star Wars fan. We share and contextualize our final feelings on Andor, explore the tensions and consonances between the Lucas, Filoni, and Gilroy visions of the franchise, and (if you are very patient) try to unravel whatever the hell was up with that Karn/Mosk hat swap.2022-12-071h 38
Wealthion - Be Financially ResilientAnswers From The Man Who Interviews The World’s Top Experts | Andy Serwer, Yahoo! FinanceWe created Wealthion to give you, the regular investor, access to what the experts in the investing world are thinking.
And in our short life span, I think we've done a pretty good job so far in having an impressive number of revealing conversations with many of the best minds in money & the markets.
But I'm extremely excited to talk with today's guest expert, Andy Serwer, who does what I do, but on an even grander scale. Andy is the Editor-in-Chief of Yahoo! Finance, and spends his days interviewing the giants of industry, Wall Street...2022-12-021h 37
X-Ray VisionAndor Finale with Adam SerwerOn this episode of X-Ray Vision, Jason Concepcion and Rosie Knight brick a stormtrooper! First in the Airlock (3:55), Jason and Rosie dive deep (deeep) into the season one finale of Andor, recapping as well as exploring motivation and theorizing where we might find these characters in season two as well as revisiting Rogue One. In the Hive Mind (1:15:58), X-Ray Vision is thrilled to welcome Atlantic Staff Writer, journalist, and author Adam Serwer to discuss his recent piece “Star Wars Gets Political,” his love for Star Wars, secular fascism in the Empire, the politics of Andor, and more. Then in Nerd...2022-12-022h 03
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The Non-ProphetsThe Non-Prophets 21.23 06-05-2022 with Secular Rarity, Scott Dickie, Richard Gilliver, and Cynthia McDonaldThe Non-Prophets, Episode 21.23 airing Sunday, 06-05-2022 featuring Secular Rarity, Scott Dickie , Richard Gilliver and Cynthia McDonald.This week’s episode covers…Another deep dive episode where we cover two major topics. Abortion going illegal throughout the land, and a devastating shooting in Buffalo. Let’s get into it.First up we look at how Oklahoma is making it illegal to be a woman with their latest abortion bans. While it is the most restrictive in the US we discuss what is and is not allowed. It might not be as bad as first report...2022-06-051h 16
SpillDeath of Democracy with Adam SerwerToday on Hot Take, Amy and Mary talk with The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer about the future of US politics and how the path to climate justice requires a functioning democracy. Follow us on twitter @RealHotTake and signup for our newsletter at hottakepod.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2022-06-0349 min
The Double Pivot: Soccer analysis, analytics, and commentarySerie A and more with Adam SerwerStaff Writer at the Atlantic Adam Serwer (@AdamSerwer) joins the pod for a wide-ranging discussion of his love of Italian football, Roma and Jose Mourinho, racism and fan culture, the politics of sports and more.Support the show2022-03-1852 min
Seizing FreedomInterview - Adam SerwerKidada speaks with Adam Serwer, staff writer at The Atlantic who covers race, politics and justice, about the role of the Black press in America, both historically and in the present. They look at how conspiracy theories, misinformation and slander have been used as a form of media propaganda since the formation of the Ku Klux Klan, and how pioneering journalists like Ida B. Wells-Barnett laid the groundwork for identifying and calling out these campaigns. Additionally, they discuss the evolution of legacy media outlets over time to include more diverse voices, and what it means to t...2022-02-0833 min
Political GabfestAm I Normal?Emily, John and David discuss Donald Trump’s attempts to seize voting machines, the racist attacks on the yet-to-be-named SCOTUS nominee, and they are joined by Joseph Allen, director of the Healthy Buildings program at Harvard University's T. H. Chan School of Public Health, to discuss ways we might update U.S. COVID norms.
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Joseph G. Allen for The Washington Post: “Our Playbook to Fight Covid-19 Is Outdated. Here Are 10 Updates for 2022.”
Joseph G. Allen and Celine R. Gounder for The Hill: “We Have a Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity to Fix Our Crumbl...2022-02-031h 03Political GabfestAm I Normal?Emily, John and David discuss Donald Trump’s attempts to seize voting machines, the racist attacks on the yet-to-be-named SCOTUS nominee, and they are joined by Joseph Allen, director of the Healthy Buildings program at Harvard University's T. H. Chan School of Public Health, to discuss ways we might update U.S. COVID norms.Here are some notes and references from this week’s show:Joseph G. Allen for The Washington Post: “Our Playbook to Fight Covid-19 Is Outdated. Here Are 10 Updates for 2022.”Joseph G. Allen and Celine R...2022-02-031h 02
Past Due with Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike EagleAdam Serwer: What Texas Can Teach UsWriter for the Atlantic and Author of the book The Cruelty is the point: The Past, Present and Future of Trump’s America, Adam Serwer, joins the show to talk about Texas’ politics, the misconceptions about the state and how to create a better America using Texas as our teacher.For a transcript of this episode, please visit crooked.com/withfriendslikethese.
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The Daily Beast PodcastHow Marjorie Taylor Greene ‘Basically Bought’ Her House Seat w/ Adam SerwerArmy veteran Marcus Flowers is running against Marjorie Taylor Greene as a Democrat in Georgia’s 14th district and tells Molly Jong-Fast why he chose to run against the MAGA maniac and the reason death threats from QAnoners don’t scare him. Plus, David Drucker, senior political correspondent at Vanity Fair and author of the forthcoming book In Trump's Shadow, reveals dirt on Tom Cotton (that makes him look good?) and the author of The Cruelty is the Point, Adam Serwer, answers an important question: Would Ron DeSantis be a crappier president than Trump?If you haven...2021-10-1951 min
The Weekly Reload PodcastThe Atlantic's Adam Serwer on Guns and Race in AmericaThis week, I talk to The Atlantic's Adam Sewer about how guns and race interact in America both historically and in the modern-day.
He talked about his recent back and forth with Supreme Court justice Samuel Alito over Texas's new abortion law. We disagreed over whether the same tactic of deferring enforcement to civil suits brought by regular citizens rather than government actors will be tried out by gun-control advocates in some parts of the country. He thinks it won't because activists fear review by the court, but I'm not so sure.
From there, we...2021-10-1159 min
Our Body PoliticHow to Heal from Racial Trauma in the Workplace, Celebrating Women of Color in Hollywood’s Nerdiest Genres, and a Frank Conversation About the Future of the U.S. MilitaryHost Farai Chideya talks with author Minda Harts about the moment she made a difficult decision to leave a racist work environment and prioritize her mental health. Journalist Adam Serwer shares why he felt it was important to write about the Trump Presidency, even if he lost the 2020 election. Farai and business of entertainment contributor Casey Mendoza nerd out about the women of color making waves in science fiction and fantasy fandoms. And in a special episode of Sippin’ the Political Tea, retired Major General Linda Singh and Navy veteran Tashandra Poullard open up to Farai about the challenges of...2021-10-0850 min
Entrepreneurial AppetiteThe Cruelty is The Point: A Conversation with Adam SerwerIn this edition of Entrepreneurial Appetite's Black Book Discussions, we feature conversations with Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlantic Magazine and author of The Cruelty is The Point: Essays on Trumps America.For information about how you can join our live discussion follow entrepreneurial appetite on social media.Instagram: Entrepreneurial_AppetiteTwitter: Entre_AppSupport the showhttps://www.patreon.com/c/EA_BookClub2021-10-051h 02
Ideas & ActionAdam Serwer on America's Cruel History and How to Avoid Repeating ItJoin award-winning journalist Adam Serwer and his One World editor Elizabeth Mendez Berry as they discuss Adam's New York Times-bestselling book, The Cruelty is the Point, a calm, clear-eyed look at the currents of cruelty that elevated Donald Trump to the presidency—and how we can prevent history from repeating itself. For more information on One World and this author, visit www.oneworldlit.com.2021-09-1558 min
The Gray Area with Sean IllingWas the cruelty the point?Vox's Sean Illing talks with Adam Serwer, whose new book The Cruelty Is the Point documents the role of cruelty in American politics, the way it was weaponized by the GOP during the Trump administration, and how these tactics could continue to shape the future of America.Host: Sean Illing (@seanilling), Interviews Writer, VoxGuest: Adam Serwer (@AdamSerwer), staff writer, The AtlanticReferences:
The Cruelty is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America by Adam Serwer (One World; 2021)
"The Cruelty Is the Point" by Adam Serwer (The Atlantic; Oct. 3, 2018)
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The StacksEp. 176 Leaving a Record of History with Adam SerwerToday we welcome Adam Serwer to the podcast. Adam is a staff writer at The Atlantic and the author of The New York Times bestseller The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America. We talk about the historical record, Democracy as a means of managing conflict, running as creative routine, and much more. The Stacks Book Club selection for August is Emergency Contact by Mary H. K. Choi. We will discuss the book with Juliet Litman on Wednesday August 25th.You can find links to...2021-08-1159 min
The Bakari Sellers PodcastThe Democratic Party's Inaction on Voting Rights, With Adam SerwerBakari is joined by Atlantic staff writer Adam Serwer to talk about why he thinks the Democratic Party is betraying Black voters (2:25), why the Biden administration has been so slow to pass voting reform measures (13:37), and the premise behind his new book, 'The Cruelty Is the Point' (19:30).Host: Bakari SellersGuest: Adam SerwerProducer: Kaya McMullen Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices2021-07-2935 min
Race and DemocracyEpisode 74: The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America with Adam SerwerAdam Serwer is an American journalist and author. He is a staff writer at The Atlantic where his work focuses on politics, race, and justice. He previously worked at Buzzfeed News, The American Prospect, and Mother Jones. Serwer has received awards from the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), The Root, and the Society of […]2021-07-1300 min
Race and DemocracyEpisode 74: The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America with Adam SerwerAdam Serwer is an American journalist and author. He is a staff writer at The Atlantic where his work focuses on politics, race, and justice. He previously worked at Buzzfeed News, The American Prospect, and Mother Jones. Serwer has received awards from the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ), The Root, and the Society of […]2021-07-1300 min
It's Been a MinuteTrump's America And Why 'The Cruelty Is The Point'The Cruelty Is The Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America, is journalist Adam Serwer's new book, based on a popular essay he wrote for The Atlantic. Serwer talks with guest host Ayesha Rascoe and lays out the ways in which Donald Trump came to power, the historical roots of his vision of law and order, and how he managed to build a loyal political following on the basis of cruelty.You can follow us on Twitter @NPRItsBeenAMin and email us at samsanders@npr.org. Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoices2021-07-1325 min
Explain It to MeCruelty: the pointMatt is joined by Atlantic staff writer Adam Serwer, author of the new book The Cruelty Is the Point. They discuss the racial politics of the Trump-era, how these tactics persist in the GOP today, and how the dynamics of the present moment have led us to relitigate Reconstruction-era problems that go against the fundamental understanding of American equity. They also have a few things to say in there about Die Hard and Indiana Jones.Resources:"The Cruelty Is the Point" by Adam Serwer (The Atlantic; Oct. 3, 2018)The Cruelty Is the Point: The...2021-07-0959 minA Word … with Jason JohnsonThe Cruelty Was the Point. Is It Still?Donald Trump’s combination of bigotry, lies, and meanness led to a victory that stunned political pundits in 2016. Atlantic writer Adam Serwer would go on to coin the phrase that summed up Trump’s appeal: the cruelty is the point. Serwer has collected his essays chronicling the Trump era in the new book, The Cruelty is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America, and joins host Jason Johnson to discuss it on this week’s episode of A Word. Guest: Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlantic and author of The Cruelty is the Poin...2021-07-0925 min
ENside PoliticsEpisode 150: Adam Serwer on cruelty in the Trump eraBased in San Antonio, Adam Serwer is a staff writer for The Atlantic. He talks about his new book, "The Cruelty is the Point." Read more: Adam Serwer explains why 'The Cruelty is the Point' of Trump's platform Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2021-07-0636 min
The Bill Press Pod"The Cruelty Is the Point." w/Adam SerwerAdam Serwer, Staff Writer at The Atlantic, is the author of the new book, The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America. You can buy it here. Ta-Nehisi Coates said about Serwer, “No writer better demonstrates how American dreams are so often sabotaged by American history.”On today’s Bill Press Pod, Bill highlights the Sunrise Movement, a leading force fighting climate change. It is a youth oriented movement that also aims to create millions of jobs worldwide implementing solutions for our climate emergency. More information at SunriseMovement.orgPrivacy Policy...2021-07-0632 min
fiction/non/fiction‘Goldfish Memory’: Adam Serwer on Critical Race Theory and the Very American Fear of Owning up to Our Racist Past and PresentAtlantic staff writer and author Adam Serwer joins co-hosts Whitney Terrell and V.V. Ganeshananthan to discuss how opposition to critical race theory aligns with our country’s historical resistance to acknowledging the truth and changing. Serwer reads from and discusses his new book The Cruelty is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump’s America, out this week.To hear the full episode, subscribe through iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app (include the forward slashes when searching). You can also listen by streaming from the player below. Check out video exce...2021-07-0152 min
Fever DreamsMAGA Cruelty is Still the Point w/ Adam SerwerThis week’s episode of Fever Dreams features the brilliant Atlantic columnist Adam Serwer, whose new book—The Cruelty is the Point: the Past, Present and Future of Trump’s America—builds off a 2018 essay to examine how President Trump weaponized racism and white identity politics to build in-group belonging among his supporters, as has happened countless times before in U.S. history. Meanwhile, DOWN IN ARIZONA... Our intrepid co-host Will Sommer recently traveled to the Copper State to hang out with QAnon promoter “Baby Q” and see the premiere of former Overstock CEO and amateur election-fraud hunter Patrick Byrne’s new e...2021-06-3053 min
Embrace The Eye-Opening Full Audiobook Now, Thriller Fans!The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America by Adam SerwerPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/485476to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America
Author: Adam Serwer
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Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics
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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From an award-winning journalist at The Atlantic, these searing essays make a powerful case that “real hope lies not in a sunny nostalgia for American greatness but in seeing this history plain—in all of its brutality, unadorned by euphemis...2021-06-297h 35
Download Best Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Current Affairs, Law, & PoliticsThe Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America by Adam SerwerPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/485476 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Cruelty Is the Point: The Past, Present, and Future of Trump's America Author: Adam Serwer Narrator: Adam Serwer Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 7 hours 35 minutes Release date: June 29, 2021 Ratings: Ratings of Book: 4 of Total 10 Ratings of Narrator: 5 of Total 1 Genres: Current Affairs, Law, & Politics Publisher's Summary: NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • From an award-winning journalist at The Atlantic, these searing essays make a powerful case that “real hope lies not in a sunny nostalgia for American greatness but in seeing this history plain—in all of its brutality, unadorned by euphe...2021-06-2910 min
Reliable SourcesJune 27, 2021: Examining a week of Sean Hannity's language; MAGA media normalizing talk of violence; outgoing editor's message about the Capital GazettePlus... Adam Serwer on his new book "The Cruelty is the Point;" reinventing the Los Angeles Times; and more. Adam Serwer, Rick Hutzell, Patrick Soon-Shiong and Kevin Merida join Brian Stelter on an abbreviated episode.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy2021-06-2724 minExplain It to MeBad for the Jews?Dara, Jane, and Matt on Nick Cannon, Louis Farrakhan, and antisemitic conspiracy theories.Resources:"The conspiracy theories behind the anti-Semitic violence in New York" by Jane Coaston, Vox"Nick Cannon let go by ViacomCBS over anti-Semitic comments" by Lisa Respers France, CNN"Calling out racism and anti-Semitism is a responsibility" by David Love, CNN"Black Demagogues and Pseudo-Scholars" by Henry Louis Gates Jr., NYT"July 20, 1992: Bias Is Poison" by Henry Louis Gates Jr., NYT"Why Tamika Mallory Won’t Condemn Farrakhan" by Ad...2020-07-211h 00
Past PresentEpisode 237: Student VisasIn this episode, Neil, Niki, and Natalia discuss student visas and the most recent immigration restrictions put forth by the Trump administration. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: President Donald Trump has threatened that international students attending American universities that are teaching entirely online must return to their home countries. Niki referred to Adam Serwer’s 2018 Atlantic article, “The Cruelty is the Point,” and to this Washington Post opinion piece about how this measure advances Stephen Miller’s restriction...2020-07-1441 min
Lovett or Leave ItGay for JusticeNicole Byer is back and joins for the monologue. Adam Serwer discusses the Supreme Court's DACA decision, the diversity of the protest movement, and Juneteenth. Plus we quiz Philip Picardi on campy religious ceremonies and talk about his new podcast on spirituality. And we test organizers in six battleground states to see if they're ready for the fall. What a week. Even some... good news?... whatever that is.
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ThroughlineWhy 2020 Isn't Quite 1968Protests, racial divisions, political polarization, and a law-and-order president – it's easy to draw comparisons between 2020 and 1968. But, Adam Serwer, who covers politics at The Atlantic, says that a much better point of comparison actually starts a century earlier – 1868. This week, we share an episode we loved from It's Been A Minute with Sam Sanders that explores a moment when white Republicans fought for years for the rights of Black Americans, before abandoning them to pursue white voters.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy2020-06-1827 min
Factually! with Adam ConoverWhy the Black Lives Matter Protests are Different with Adam SerwerWriter and reporter Adam Serwer joins Adam to talk about why the protests of the past two weeks go way beyond Trump, why the system behind racist police abuse is the problem and how recent events could affect the November election.
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It's Been a MinuteTrump v Nixon on Race: Why 2020 Isn't Quite 19682020 is '68 all over again. But not the '68 you think. Yes, 1968 also saw protests, racial divisions and political polarization. Adam Serwer covers politics for The Atlantic, and he says you can certainly draw comparisons between Trump and Nixon – in that Trump is actually a backlash to the policies that came out of 1968. But Serwer says 1868 is a better point of comparison – it was a moment of hope, when white Republicans had been fighting for black rights for years, before ultimately abandoning them to pursue white voters. Serwer sees Americans coming together in this moment, as they have in the past...2020-06-0926 min
Podcast Junkies - Storytelling Interviews & Conversations with Podcasters Podcasting PassionatelyPodcast BlackoutHere is a shorter link: bit.ly/ANTIRACISMRESOURCESResources for white parents to raise anti-racist children:Books:Coretta Scott King Book Award Winners: books for children and young adultsPodcasts:Parenting Forward podcast episode ‘Five Pandemic Parenting Lessons with Cindy Wang Brandt’Fare of the Free Child podcastArticles:PBS’s Teaching Your Child About Black History MonthThe Conscious Kid: follow them on Instagram and consider signing up for their PatreonArticles to read:“America’s Racial Contract Is Killing Us” by Adam Serwer | Atlantic (May 8, 2020)Ella Baker and the...2020-06-0203 min
Climate ChangepreneursEp 045 - Ways To Help Out and Resources To Educate Yourself after the George Floyd IncidentHonestly, I am at a loss for words for the brutality that George Floyd faced. Our prayers go out to the Floyd family. Words cannot describe what they and so many others are going through right now!
At Progressholic, we decided to share some resources on how you can help out and educate yourself on racism.
Here are some ways to help out:
- Donate to Black Lives Matter (https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019)
- Get involved with your local Black Lives Matter Chapter (Full list - https...2020-06-0106 min
Judaism for the Thinking PersonAre Our Front Line "Heroes" Actually the New Servant Class? Leviticus Demands Redemption not ServitudeIn his essay in The Atlantic, Adam Serwer proposes that our self-understanding of the social contract is revealed by the decision-making process about the pandemic, as he writes that “the pandemic has exposed the bitter terms of our racial contract, which deems certain lives of greater value than others.” I compare his views to that of the end of Leviticus and of The Book of Ruth, which both demand that shared resources are understood to come from God, and that we overcome our picture of earned inequality and instead the privileged share their blessings freely, not with strings attached that...2020-05-2012 min
Equipped for Life PodcastOne Easy Step to Avoiding Confirmation Bias: Interview with Tangle Founder Isaac SaulJosh Brahm interviews Isaac Saul, political journalist and founder of Tangle, an independent, ad-free, non-partisan politics newsletter that offers both sides of the biggest news stories every day. They start by discussing Isaac's background and the experiences that led him to attempt to create a truly non-partisan, fair, political newsletter. They then talk about common problems in the media, how to avoid confirmation bias, and how easy it is to fall into the game of snarky tweets, including Isaac admitting that he had published a snarky tweet from his personal account that morning, which they then analyze...2020-05-201h 25
Common Room RadioFD 75: Talking Black Sails with Adam Serwer and Jon SteinbergThis week of Fathoms Deep, we are joined by Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlantic, and Jon Steinberg, Black Sails show runner and wrangler of pirates. We talk politics, history, Treasure Island, and Jon tells us his parrot head canon.
This episode dedicated to Robert Levine and his gentile encouragement.2020-05-181h 13
Fathoms Deep - A Black Sails PodcastFD 75: Talking Black Sails with Adam Serwer and Jon SteinbergThis week of Fathoms Deep, we are joined by Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlantic, and Jon Steinberg, Black Sails show runner and wrangler of pirates. We talk politics, history, Treasure Island, and Jon tells us his parrot head canon.This episode dedicated to Robert Levine and his gentile encouragement.SPOILERS for all Four Seasons of Black SailsSupport us on Patreon for Black Sails commentary tracks, bonus episodes, and our undying love.Buy Elizabeth's Book and see Daphne's JewelryGet your Ask Me About Black Sails shirts here!Introducing Fat...2020-05-181h 13
Fathoms Deep - A Black Sails PodcastFD 75: Talking Black Sails with Adam Serwer and Jon SteinbergThis week of Fathoms Deep, we are joined by Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlantic, and Jon Steinberg, Black Sails show runner and wrangler of pirates. We talk politics, history, Treasure Island, and Jon tells us his parrot head canon.This episode dedicated to Robert Levine and his gentile encouragement.SPOILERS for all Four Seasons of Black SailsSupport us on Patreon for Black Sails commentary tracks, bonus episodes, and our undying love.Buy Elizabeth's Book and see Daphne's JewelryGet your Ask Me About Black Sails shirts here!2020-05-181h 13Fathoms Deep - A Black Sails PodcastFD 75: Talking Black Sails with Adam Serwer and Jon SteinbergThis week of Fathoms Deep, we are joined by Adam Serwer, staff writer for The Atlantic, and Jon Steinberg, Black Sails show runner and wrangler of pirates. We talk politics, history, Treasure Island, and Jon tells us his parrot head canon.This episode dedicated to Robert Levine and his gentile encouragement.SPOILERS for all Four Seasons of Black SailsSupport us on Patreon for Black Sails commentary tracks, bonus episodes, and our undying love.Buy Elizabeth's Book and see Daphne's JewelryGet your Ask Me About Black Sails shirts here!2020-05-181h 13
Democracy in Color with Steve PhillipsBattleground Michigan: Saving Lives, Beating TrumpGarlin Gilchrist, Michigan's lieutenant governor, talks to us about life on the frontlines in a battleground state that is dealing all at once with the COVID-19 crisis, armed protesters storming the Capitol demanding the lifting of stay-at-home orders, and ensuring a safe and fair Fall election in a state Trump won by just 10,704 votes. [8:15]
Gilchrist, a 38 year-old political rising star, also shares with us the story behind his unlikely path from Microsoft software engineer to second-in-command state leader, the first African American to ever hold the position. Gilchrist is chair of the recently created Michigan Coronavirus Taskforce on Racial Disparities...2020-05-1547 min
Social DistanceThe Racial ContractThe pandemic has made the terms of the “racial contract” visible — but it is a structure that existed long before. Adam Serwer joins to discuss the connection between coronavirus policy and the shooting of Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia. Read his recent piece in The Atlantic.Note: this week, the show will be publishing on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2020-05-1224 min
Oh This WorldEp. #15: How Can We Treat Our Essential Workers as if They're Actually Essential (Which They Are)?In today's episode we look at what types of work are considered essential, how we treat our essential workers (spoiler: poorly), and what all of us can do to support America's essential workforce.Before diving in, Antoinette calls attention to an A+ video about vote-by-mail from TX-10 Democratic candidate Mike Siegel, and Lucas gives an update on the never-ending Dallas hairdresser saga, now revealed to be (predictably) a stunt. We also take listeners through TX-21 Rep. Chip Roy's latest embarrassing meltdown/plea for campaign donations, this one...2020-05-1150 minOh This WorldEp. #13: How Can We Communicate Effectively with the Other Side? (& is it even worthwhile?)A wide-ranging conversation about how to talk to people we disagree with and if that is a worthy goal in the first place. First, Antoinette gives a quick update on yesterday's vote-by-mail episode, calling attention to this helpful explainer from the Mike Siegel (TX-10) campaign, and Lucas revisits Texas AG Ken Paxton's 2014 Pen-gate incident and offers a poignant mea culpa about something he said on yesterday's show. Some essential context for our show today is understanding the way the GOP has used...2020-05-0649 min
Moby Dick Energy: A Moby Dick PodcastChapters 23-25: "The Lee Shore," "The Advocate," "Postscript"Talia talks with Adam Serwer, staff writer at the Atlantic, about three of the wildest and most delightful chapters in Moby-Dick: The Lee Shore, the Advocate, and Postscript. We talk about May Day, and Melville's passionate argument for the dignity of the common laborer; whether monarchs were truly anointed with whale oil; un-alienated whaling labor; essential workers; and more. "Drive down your hat in presence of the Czar, and take it off to Queequeg!"2020-05-0155 min
DeconstructedIs the Trump Cult a Death Cult?This week President Trump began asserting that the United States would once again be “open for business” by Easter, on April 12th. He provided no scientific or medical justification for that timeline, which Dr. Anthony Fauci of the White House Coronavirus Task Force has emphasized is “flexible”. The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer joins Mehdi Hasan to discuss the President’s continuing refusal to take the Covid-19 pandemic seriously. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.2020-03-2538 min
Mission Matters Money with Adam TorresYahoo Finance Editor in Chief Andy Serwer on Podcasting, Push Notifications and Content CreationContent distribution is constantly evolving. How people digest news and other relevant content changes as technology and preferences evolve. In this episode, Adam Torres and Andy Serwer, Editor in Chief at Yahoo Finance, discuss current trends in content distribution and what it takes to craft an effective story. Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguestMore FREE content from Mission Matters here: h...2020-03-0511 min
Past PresentEpisode 206: War Crimes, Controversial Food Takes, and Indigenous Land AcknowledgmentsIn this episode, Niki, Natalia, and Neil discuss President Trump’s pardons of war criminals, controversial opinions about food, and the practice of indigenous land acknowledgments. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: President Trump recently pardoned three American servicemen convicted of war crimes. Natalia referred to Adam Serwer’s Atlantic piece “The Cruelty is the Point” and this New Yorker article about the 19th-century origins of the military court system. Niki recommended reading up on the case of Eddie Galla...2019-12-0350 min
Radio AtlanticHow to Stop A Civil WarThe special December issue of The Atlantic focuses on a single theme: “How to Stop a Civil War.” Two contributors to the issue, Harvard professor Danielle Allen and staff writer Adam Serwer, join Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg to discuss their arguments in the magazine.Allen’s piece, “The Road From Serfdom,” asserts that unity must be made a priority again and offers prescriptive steps for how it can be achieved. In “Against Reconciliation,” Serwer argues that the nation’s pursuits of compromise have often led it to abandon its promises of freedom and equality for all its citizens—that Americans hav...2019-11-1441 min
What Do You Mean By That?Special 3-Part Series: Domestic Terrorism: Then and Now Part 3On today’s episode, Sara and Misasha close out their 3-part series on Birmingham, hate in this country, and why you need to vote in 2020. Warning: explicit content, not meant for younger ears. Show Highlights: Misasha provides a detailed look at an altercation after a minor accident between a white teacher and a black parent in a racially diverse school parking lot in the Upper Darby School District in Philadelphia. The teacher berates the parent and eventually lobs the n-word. Sara points out that there’s nothing that a black person could say to a wh...2019-11-1341 min
The Intercept BriefingWasteland of CorruptionAdam Serwer of The Atlantic discusses the impeachment inquiry, the cruelty of the Trump presidency and the state of play in Washington D.C.As Turkey continues its brutal incursion into parts of Syria, U.S. politicians accuse Trump of “betraying” the Kurds. Jeremy Scahill and Dr. Kamran Matin of Sussex University discuss the long history of U.S. support for despotic regimes as they’ve waged genocidal campaigns against Kurdish people.Author Fatima Bhutto has two new books out, a novel “The Runaways” and “New Kings of the World: Dispatches from Bollywood, Dizi, and K-Pop.” Bhut...2019-10-161h 23
Sirens: A Bombshell productionSecond ThoughtsTori Whiting of the Heritage Foundation joins Radha in geeking out over trade chaos and the potential for a recession -Bombshell's very first guest economist. Erin, Radha, and Loren catch up on the impact of over a century of South Korea-Japan tensions and offer a small ray of light in the latest political agreement news out of post-Bashir Sudan before turning to the G7, that meeting of world leaders. And to Loren and Erin's infinite delight, we devote all of pop culture to the military career of Logan Echolls and the new Disney-Star Wars releases. Links Korea-Japan Grace Shao, "," CNBC, A...2019-08-2748 min
Past PresentEpisode 192: Anti-Latino Nativism, Ronald Reagan, and Sound BathsIn this episode, Neil, Natalia, and Niki discuss the history of anti-Latino nativism, newly discovered racist comments by Ronald Reagan, and the growing popularity of sound baths. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: The mass shooter in El Paso deliberately targeted Latinos who he believed were “invading” Texas. Niki referred to Peter Brimelow’s 1996 book, Alien Nation: Common Sense About America’s Immigration Disaster. Natalia cited Samuel Huntington’s Foreign Policy essay, “The Hispanic Challenge,” and historian Ruben Donato’s book, Th...2019-08-1346 min
Pod Save America“The Jackson Pollock of racism.”Trump doubles down on his racist attack, the Administration proposes further restrictions on refugees and asylum-seekers, and the President heads into 2020 with an electoral college advantage. Then Adam Serwer of the Atlantic talks to Jon L. about Trumpism and the battle for a multiracial democracy.
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What Do You Mean By That?Concentration Camps: The Humanitarian Crisis at Our BorderAre you aware of the horrors that are going on in concentration camps at our borders? And did you know that although kids are dying there and families are being separated, our government is still pushing for this under the not-so-hidden agenda of white supremacy? Be prepared to open your hearts today, because it is possible to have an impact, and to bring about some change, just by having a conversation about it. And although today's topic is a heavy one, there are ways to get involved and assist. Fundamentally, we are all humans. Yet, sometimes, we...2019-07-1733 min
In The ThickThe Roots of American RacismThe Mueller report dropped last week and left everyone wondering what's next? Maria and Julio are joined by Tanya Ballard Brown, 2019 Nieman fellow at Harvard University, and Adam Serwer, staff writer at The Atlantic, to unpack the reactions to the report. They also delve into the deep roots of white supremacy in the U.S., and the arrest of the leader of an armed right-wing militia group that’s accused of detaining migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border.
ITT Staff Picks:
Here are 14 Mueller report takeaways you might have missed, via WIRED.
Don’t miss Adam Ser...2019-04-2440 min
Past PresentEpisode 175: Stephen Miller and DHS, Measles and the Anti-Vaccination Movement, and Adjunct ProfessorsIn this episode, Natalia, Neil, and Niki discuss the influence of Trump adviser Stephen Miller, the resurgence of measles in the United States and the anti-vaccination movement, and the plight of adjunct professors. Support Past Present on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pastpresentpodcast Here are some links and references mentioned during this week’s show: A spate of departures at the Department of Homeland Security has brought attention to stalwart Trump hardliner Stephen Miller. Natalia cited this Atlantic profile of Miller, as well as her own book, Classroom Wars, which focuses on the California scho...2019-04-1654 min
It's Been a MinuteInterview: Adam Serwer On White Nationalism's American RootsThe Atlantic staff writer Adam Serwer explains how racism and white nationalism were deeply embedded in America not just from its founding, but throughout the 20th century — and how one man corralled those ideas into a grand pseudo-scientific theory that influenced U.S. immigration policy and eventually Nazi Germany. His article about that man, Madison Grant, is called "White Nationalism's Deep American Roots." Email the show at samsanders@npr.orgLearn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy2019-04-1633 min
Send The LinkThe Gay TupacAnd the Academy Award for worst actor goes to....Jussie Smollet! This week, we give Jussie what he wants, attention. Brandon and Deej chop it up about the life and times of the Gay Tupac with some help from Adam Serwer's piece in The Atlantic. Then, they wax poetic on another rap legend, as Eminem's Slim Shady LP reaches 20. Finally, we end with a little oscar talk and Black Panther as a cultural phenomenon.
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https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2019/02/jussie-smollett/583426/
https://www.theringer.com/music/2019/2/20/18232748/eminem-slim-shady-lp-20th-anniversary
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Radio AtlanticSomething Rotten in the State of VirginiaRecently, news broke that Virginia’s Democratic governor and attorney general both wore blackface in the 1980s. The controversy now enveloping the state has seemed all too familiar, as blackface photos of even more politicians have come out in recent years. Alex Wagner sits down with staff writers Vann R. Newkirk II and Adam Serwer to ask: how does this keep happening? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2019-02-0736 min
Let's Talk About CatsThe Garfields (ft. Adam Serwer)The Atlantic's Adam Serwer takes a break from cogent political analysis to talk about his most loyal co-workers, The Garfields—Butters, Burns, Eggsy, and Benne. Then we put his love of Italian food and felines to the test in the Cat Quiz, where Mary definitely pronounces some things incorrectly! Plus: a serious debate about cats on surfaces. Finally, we get the lowdown on Adam’s international cat acquisition strategy, how cats help when your job involves staring into the abyss, and what the last pure things on the internet are. Also! Helpful tips for cat tourism in Rome.2019-02-0627 min
In The Thick2020 TBDMaria and Julio talk with All-Star Jamilah King, race and justice reporter and host of the Mother Jones podcast, and Andrea González-Ramírez, political reporter with Refinery29. They discuss the larger issues at stake in the Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's blackface scandal, the racist and homophobic attack against Jussie Smollett, and the latest 2020 Democratic candidates to announce their campaigns.
ITT Staff Picks:
Kamala Harris’ campaign will force democrats to decide where they stand on criminal justice, Jamilah's latest for Mother Jones
How To Watch President Trump's State Of The Union, Andrea's latest with Refin...2019-02-0636 min
Pod Save America“Donald Trump’s halftime show.”The President prepares to deliver a not-very-anticipated State of the Union, Governor Ralph Northam refuses to resign after a racist photo of him surfaces, and Senator Cory Booker announces his campaign for president. Then Adam Serwer of The Atlantic talks to Jon Favreau about the Northam fallout, as well as race and politics in the Trump Era. Also – Pod Save America is going on tour! Get your tickets now: crooked.com/events.
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Sitch and Adam Show🔴 PSA SITCH & FRIENDED: SJWs claims America's Problem Isn't Tribalism—It's Racism | Show #19Ezra Klein interviews Adam Serwer, a man whose WOKE lvl is so high Elon Musk is planning to land his next human colony there after mars. Let's pick it apart.
Watch the full episode on youtube here: https://youtu.be/2famNcEzfcM2018-12-306h 08
The Gray Area with Sean IllingAdam Serwer on white political correctness“What a society finds offensive is not a function of fact or truth,” writes Adam Serwer, “but of power.” Serwer is a writer at the Atlantic, and he’s been looking at the identity politics and political correctness debates from a direction that’s too often ignored. What do identity politics look like when they’re white identity politics? What does political correctness look like when the people enforcing it have so much power that no one dares dispute the boundaries on speech? In general, the debate over identity politics and political correctness is a debate over how those terms apply to...2018-12-1050 min
Explain It to MeBad for the JewsJane, Dara, and Matt dissect the rising currents of anti-Semitism in the Trump era. References and further reading: Adam Serwer’s piece on the Pittsburgh shooter Dara joins Today, Explained to discuss the migrant caravan Time analyzes Ted Nugent’s anti-Semitic Facebook post about gun control The Atlantic’s profile of a neo-Nazi who took Trump’s speech as an endorsement of anti-Semitism Michael Brendan Dougherty’s piece in National Review on why he’s disappointed Jane's essay on conspiracy theories and anti-Semitism Maureen Dowd's controversial opinion piece in the New York Times: A Bellingcat essay on how anti-Semites were "red-pi...2018-11-0258 min
Radio AtlanticMidterms in the Wake of Political ViolenceThe upcoming midterms mark the first nationwide referendum on the Trump presidency and the GOP-led Congress. Coming amid a shocking spree of political violence and an ugly showdown over voting rights, Tuesday’s election will have massive ramifications. What conclusions can we draw from the vote?Links- “The Jews of Pittsburgh Bury Their Dead” (Emma Green, October 30, 2018)- “Trump Shut Programs to Counter Violent Extremism” (Peter Beinart, October 29, 2018)- “Trump’s Caravan Hysteria Led to This” (Adam Serwer, October 28, 2018)- “A Broken Jewish Community” (Emma Green, October 28, 2018)2018-11-0246 min
Explain It to MeWhat could stop the next Botham Jean?Jane, Dara, and Matt discuss a tragic death in Dallas and the difficult politics of police reform. References and further reading: Adam Serwer’s piece in the Atlantic on the National Rifle Association’s Catch-22 Numbers on the NRA David French names this “the worst police shooting yet” Jane Esberg and Jonathan Mummolo paper explaining the misperceptions of crime Josh Sugarmann explains the ties between the firearm industry and the NRA Pew poll on how the police and the public view policing Justin Moore reacts to comments by Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Learn more about you...2018-09-2156 min
Radio AtlanticTrump’s Worst DayMatt and Gillian discuss Paul Manafort’s guilty verdict and Michael Cohen’s guilty plea with Franklin Foer and David A. Graham. Was Tuesday a turning point for the Trump administration?Links- “The Day That Everything Changed for Trump” (David A. Graham, August 22, 2018)- “Trump’s Victory Was a Disaster for Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort” (David A. Graham, August 23, 2018)- “Blind Confidence Couldn’t Save Paul Manafort” (Franklin Foer, August 21, 2018)- “The Plot Against America” (Franklin Foer, March 2018 Issue)- “Will Trump Be Meeting With His Counterpa...2018-08-2346 min
Radio AtlanticCharlottesville: One Year LaterIt’s been a year since the violence of the “Unite the Right” rally and the political turmoil of its aftermath. How did Charlottesville change the country? Has the alt-right withered under the new scrutiny or grown amidst the new visibility? And what responsibility do tech platforms have to stop the spread of hateful ideologies?Links- "The White Nationalists Are Winning" (Adam Serwer, August 10, 2018)- “White threat in a browning America” (Ezra Klein, Vox, July 30, 2018)- “The Hate Report: The alt-right is down, but not out” (Will Carless an...2018-08-1051 min
Technically CorrectEpisode 165: Between the Trunk and FrunkAnd now the 2-2 pitch. A swing and a high drive to left. Runners back. It is out of here! A, uh, 107 meter home run for the Montreal Expos?
This week: Ryan bricks his electric car, the DOJ takes another swing at blocking the AT&T/Time Warner merger, and Apple drops a mid-cycle diss track for the MacBook Pro haters. It’s lit, fam. 🔥.Links:Metric Baseball OutfieldVic Vela on Twitter: "Now you may think my dog did this. But I have Rider right here. She said it’s not her. I will say thi...2018-07-191h 21
Past Due with Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle"Cruelty is as American as Thanksgiving with Adam Serwer"This week, Ana (@anamariecox) sat down with The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer (@AdamSerwer) to talk about the Trump Administration’s inhumane policy of separating children from their parents detained at America’s southern border. Adam wrote a story in The Atlantic about how this policy is the realization of Trumpism, and laid out the argument he makes in the piece: that this policy is the natural byproduct of Trump’s political appeal, and builds off an American tradition of doing horrible things to black and brown children. He and Ana proceeded to examine the central importance of cruelty to this pol...2018-06-2245 minSend The LinkTrump Isn't Racist. He's Racism.Yo Yo Yo!
This week Deej swoops in before the inevitable sweep concludes by looking at Ed Zitron's "Watching The NBA Finals At Oracle Arena With The Overlords And Oligarchs In Club Prick" at Deadspin.
Then, we take an inside look on why you have to screen calls these days with "Why No One Answers Their Phone Anymore" by Alexis C. Madrigal at the Atlantic.
We wrap up with Brandon's affinity for Deborah Cox with Nolan Feeney's "How Did She Get Here? The Oral History of Deborah Cox's 'Nobody's Supposed to Be Here' ! #karaokehalloffame
A big shout out to Adam...2018-06-0850 min
Radio AtlanticHappy Mueller-versarySpecial Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation has been the focus of headlines and cable news for a full year now. Despite his seemingly leak-proof team, speculation and anxiety swirl around the inquiry. What do we actually know about the investigation? How much deeper does the iceberg go? And where is it heading next?Links- "The Lingering Mysteries of a Trump-Russia Conspiracy" (Natasha Bertrand, May 16, 2018)- "Trump Finally Fesses Up to Reimbursing Michael Cohen" (David A. Graham, May 16, 2018)- “What Exactly Is Rudy Giuliani's Role?” (David A. Graham, May 7, 2018)...2018-05-1850 min
Shorenstein Center Media and Politics PodcastAdam Serwer: The Politics of Racism in Trump’s AmericaAdam Serwer, senior editor at The Atlantic, discussed the role of race and class in U.S. politics, and its media coverage, during a visit to the Shorenstein Center. This Shorenstein Center Speaker Series event was recorded March 27, 2018, at Harvard Kennedy School. 2018-04-1757 min
Radio AtlanticBecoming White in AmericaIn her new book Futureface, Alex Wagner writes that “immigration raises into relief some of our most basic existential questions: Who am I? Where do I belong? And in that way, it’s inextricably tied to an exploration of American identity.” In the book, Alex explores her own American identity – daughter of a Burmese immigrant mother and a small-town Irish Catholic father – and asks how true the stories we grow up with really are.Along with co-hosts Matt and Jeff, Alex is joined by The Atlantic’s deputy politics editor Adam Serwer to discuss the tangled intersections of history...2018-04-1352 min
People of the PodAJC Passport: Why the Women’s March Can’t Quit FarrakhanWhen Tamika Mallory attended an event hosted by the head of the Nation of Islam, notorious anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan, she exposed the Women’s March movement she co-chairs to a torrent of criticism. In their belated response, the leaders of the Women’s March distanced themselves from Farrakhan’s anti-Semitism, but declined to reject him outright. We talked with Adam Serwer, Senior Editor at The Atlantic on Farrakhan’s influence in the Black community, and the pitfalls he represents for the progressive leaders of the Women’s March. *The views and opinions expressed by guests do not necessarily reflect the views or p...2018-03-1620 min
Radio AtlanticGoodbye Black History Month, Hello Black FutureMoviegoers across America are filling theaters to see, as The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer describes it, “a high-tech utopia that is a fictive manifestation of African potential unfettered by slavery and colonialism.” Wakanda, the setting of Marvel’s blockbuster film Black Panther, is suddenly everywhere, which means people the world over are seeing something that’s never had this widespread an audience: Afrofuturism.“Blockbusters rarely challenge consensus, and Disney blockbusters even less so,” Vann Newkirk wrote for The Atlantic in an essay about the film. “That’s what makes the final provocation of Black Panther so remarkable and applicable tod...2018-03-0252 min
Past Due with Ana Marie Cox and Open Mike Eagle"Scale of Awfulness" with Adam Serwer and Lizzie O’LearyAdam Serwer (@AdamSerwer), senior editor at The Atlantic, joins Ana this week [5:43] to discuss his latest piece unpacking the white nationalism of Trump voters. He argues a lot more people believe in white supremacy in America than we want to talk about, but says having that conversation is unavoidable. The discussion also draws parallels between white supremacy and patriarchy.
Then, [52:11] Lizzy O’Leary (@lizzieohreally) of Marketplace talks sexual harassment and bad behaviour — that “grey area” — in the media, including her own encounters with men she shrugged off as a young reporter, but now horrify her. She wrote about those e...2017-12-011h 20
Code StoriesCS06: Devops, chmury i serwery (Adam Bolinger)Opis odcinka
W odcinku nr 6 rozmawiamy z Adamem o tym czym jest devops, jak wygląda w praktyce a także jak zacząć przygodę z devopsem i jak dokonywać ważnych serwerowych wyborów.
Poruszane tematy
00:00 Adam - intro
01:06 Jak wygląda praca Devopsa od momentu rozpoczęcia współpracy z klientem?
04:46 VPS, chmura czy może własny serwer?
09:01 Vendor lock usługodawcy serwerowego
11:25 Kiedy Devops jako osobna rola jest potrzebny?
13:12 Kiedy warto stosować kontenery?
15:32 Jak zostać devopsem?
18:18 Serwerowe trendy2017-06-1300 min
Our National Conversation About Conversations A...#1648: The End of Identity Politics?Anna Holmes and Tanner Colby discuss the recent bunch of think pieces that have argued both for and against an end to identity politics with MTV News’ Jamil Smith and The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer. Is the 2016 election the end of political appeals to minority voters?
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2016-12-0338 minOur National Conversation About Conversations A...#1646-B: The “F’d Up Cornucopia of Resentment” B-SideAnna Holmes and Tanner Colby are joined by MTV News’ Jamil Smith and The Atlantic’s Adam Serwer to respond to listener emails about episode #1646: The “F’d Up Cornucopia of Resentment.”
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