TALK TO ME, TEXT IT The morning starts soft—fog on the windshield, coffee in hand—then swerves into a ride full of surprise, conflict, and big questions. We move from a flight attendant’s barf bag full of cash to a very public feud in conservative media and a royal blowup that ends with a smile for the cameras. Every turn asks the same thing: who owns the story we tell about our lives? First, we unpack the Bongino flare-up and the way movements sort friends from enemies with labels that heat...
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TALK TO ME, TEXT IT The morning starts soft—fog on the windshield, coffee in hand—then swerves into a ride full of surprise, conflict, and big questions. We move from a flight attendant’s barf bag full of cash to a very public feud in conservative media and a royal blowup that ends with a smile for the cameras. Every turn asks the same thing: who owns the story we tell about our lives? First, we unpack the Bongino flare-up and the way movements sort friends from enemies with labels that heat...
From Headlines To Healing: A Host Confronts Crime, Politics, And The Pull To Log Off
An Americanist
11 minutes
1 week ago
From Headlines To Healing: A Host Confronts Crime, Politics, And The Pull To Log Off
TALK TO ME, TEXT IT The quiet of the holidays did something rare: it turned down the volume long enough for us to hear ourselves think. That’s where we start—grateful for a forced break from the news cycle—before wading into three stories that won’t sit still: a devastating crime update, a political spectacle brewing on Capitol Hill, and a lawsuit born from a musician’s last‑minute protest. The thread connecting them isn’t just outrage; it’s the search for accountability, and the cost of stay...
An Americanist
TALK TO ME, TEXT IT The morning starts soft—fog on the windshield, coffee in hand—then swerves into a ride full of surprise, conflict, and big questions. We move from a flight attendant’s barf bag full of cash to a very public feud in conservative media and a royal blowup that ends with a smile for the cameras. Every turn asks the same thing: who owns the story we tell about our lives? First, we unpack the Bongino flare-up and the way movements sort friends from enemies with labels that heat...
