#10: The Voicemailbag II

Current Affairs

Comedy, Government, News, Culture, Politics

4.4 • 645 Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2018

⏱️ 63 minutes

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A Current Affairs megapanel opens up the Current Affairs voicemailbag again to answer listener questions on topics ranging from separation of powers to policy prioritization to workplace democracy to the lack of a recent Chomsky drop...and more.

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0:00.0	From Studio H3 in the Current Affairs World headquarters, it's Current Affairs, your ears, greatest hour of politics and culture.
0:12.5	Today on the program, to celebrate the end of our summer season, we present voicemail bag two.
0:20.1	We have opened up the phone lines and are taking calls our panel
0:24.9	tonight current affairs senior editor brianna rennicks hello everyone current affairs legal
0:31.3	editor oran nimni hi everyone current affairs finance editor sparky abraham hello current affairs contributing editor brianna joy gray hi guys current Hi, everyone. Current Affairs Finance Editor Sparky Abraham. Hello.
0:38.0	Current Affairs contributing editor Brianna Joy Gray.
0:40.6	Hi, guys.
0:41.5	Current Affairs Amusements Editor, Light of Gold.
0:44.7	Hi.
0:45.5	And our editor-in-chief himself.
0:49.0	Nathan J. Robinson.
0:50.3	Hello.
0:50.9	I'm Pete Davis, your host.
0:52.9	If you didn't already know, you can always call 504-867-8851 and leave us a message that we might play on the air.
1:02.3	To give you an example, here is one such voicemail.
1:07.4	This is Dana Joe Monk, and I am Sparky Abraham's aunt and Nathan's adopted aunt.
1:15.5	I just wanted to say, love the podcast, love the discussions, hate that I can't talk back during the show because I look like it's driving in the car talking back to nothing.
1:28.1	Did not like the Big Brother government email that he wanted.
1:34.1	I understand everyone's emotions with it.
1:37.4	Understandable.
1:38.3	I hated it.
1:40.9	But I absolutely love the archive.
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