#15: The Voicemailbag III

Current Affairs

Comedy, Government, News, Culture, Politics

4.4 • 645 Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2018

⏱️ 56 minutes

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The Current Affairs panel opens up the phone lines, answering listener questions on postmodernism, growth, effective altruism, religion, New Orleans and jokes.

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0:00.0	From Studio H3 in the Current Affairs World Headquarters, it's Current Affairs,
0:18.1	Your Ears, Greatest Hour of Politics and Culture.
0:22.6	Today on the program, Voice Mail Bag 3.
0:28.1	We have opened up the phone lines and are taking callers, our panel today.
0:34.3	Current Affairs Senior Editor Brianna Renix.
0:37.6	Hello, everyone. Current Affairs Amusementsanna Rennick. Hello, everyone.
0:38.7	Current Affairs Amusements Editor, Leida Gold.
0:41.8	Hi.
0:43.1	Current Affairs Legal Editor, Oren Nimni.
0:46.9	Hello, everybody.
0:48.0	And our editor-in-chief, himself, Nathan J. Robinson.
0:54.3	Hello. I'm your host, Pete Davis. Robinson. Hello.
0:55.5	I'm your host, Pete Davis.
0:56.9	I don't know why I do that himself,
0:59.4	as if he doesn't appear in person.
1:02.0	There's many doppelgangers or something of the sort.
1:04.8	But here's the thing.
1:06.7	Here's the thing about Voice Mailback 3.
1:08.7	If you didn't know already, listener, you can always call in at 504-867-8851.
1:16.7	One day we'll come up with a mnemonic for that. But for now, 504-867-8851 and leave us a message at the current affairs, voicemicemail and we might play it on the air.
1:28.9	Many have done just that over the past few weeks and we are finally ready to give some answers.
1:36.0	Are you ready, panel?
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