Episode 116: Megan McArdle vs. the Argle-Bargle

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.6 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 11 July 2019

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Washington Post columnist Megan McArdle returns to the Remnant to discuss the controversy over women’s soccer, the stupidities of the modern Internet, and the virtues of owning a dog. Shownotes “Why the debate about equal pay for U.S. women’s soccer isn’t that clear cut” – Megan McArdle Forbes: The richest people in the world 2019 … Continue reading Episode 116: Megan McArdle vs. the Argle-Bargle→

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0:00.0	You even know orthopraxia was a thing.
0:22.1	It actually just like, it sounds like it caused extra when you go back to the other
0:25.8	don'ts.
0:26.8	Okay.
0:27.8	Greetings dear listeners.
0:28.8	I'm John Ogolberg, the host of the Remnant Podcast.
0:31.3	We're here today for another exciting episode.
0:34.8	We have in the studio a fan favorite.
0:39.1	And I want to be very clear, even though we're going to talk about it, this is not because
0:42.3	I've suddenly become woke to the gender imbalances of this podcast because of the women's soccer
0:47.7	triumph.
0:48.8	But it just happened that this is the way it worked out and we are going to talk about
0:51.6	that.
0:52.6	So Megan McCartle, welcome back to the Remnant Podcast.
0:54.2	Ah, well, it's good to be back.
0:56.3	Thank you for having me.
0:57.3	I'm so lovely to have you.
0:58.3	You're one of my favorite people, regardless of how you identify.
1:01.9	Oh, right back at you, Jonah.
1:03.3	So where to begin?
1:04.3	Why don't we actually begin with the ladies who kick the ball around the place?
1:08.9	Our champions.
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