Internet or Nothing (with Joanna Schwartz)

Pod Save the People

Crooked Media

Society & Culture, News, Politics

4.7 • 8.8K Ratings

🗓️ 25 April 2023

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

DeRay, Myles, and De'Ara cover the underreported news of the week — including public outrage over Cleopatra's blackness depicted on screen, Lizzo leads a protest against Tennessee anti-drag laws, and a staple franchise goes out of business. DeRay interviews UCLA professor of law Joanna Schwartz about her new book Shielded: How the Police Became Untouchable.

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0:00.0	Hey, this is Durey. Welcome to Potsy of the People.
0:05.0	In this episode, it's me, DR Miles, and we talk about all the news
0:08.0	as you don't know from the past week. The under-appording news.
0:11.0	And then I sit down with author and professor Joanna Schwartz
0:13.0	to discuss her new book, Shield, and how the police became untouchable.
0:16.0	Here we go.
0:18.0	I'm Durey at D.I.W. on Twitter.
0:21.0	I'm Mildi Johnson. You can find me on Instagram and Twitter
0:24.0	at Pharaoh Rappshar.
0:27.0	This is Durey at D.I.W. on Twitter.
0:30.0	So we're going to talk about Twitter.
0:34.0	And then we'll talk about the news.
0:37.0	And then we'll talk about the news.
0:41.0	And then we'll talk about the news.
0:43.0	And then we'll talk about the news.
0:45.0	So we're going to talk about Twitter.
0:48.0	And what's happening in the Twitter sphere.
0:51.0	I'm not going to lead this conversation because
0:54.0	I don't pretend to know what was happening in the before times
0:58.0	or now in the hereafter, e-long times.
1:01.0	So family, take it away.
1:04.0	What's happening?
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