OTM Presents - The Experiment: The Loophole

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🗓️ 4 February 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Deep in Yellowstone National Park, there’s a glitch in the U.S. Constitution.

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0:00.0	I'm Bob Garfield, and this is the On the Media midweek podcast Extra.
0:05.0	This week, we're treating you to a sneak peek of a brand new weekly show from our colleagues at WNYC Studios and The Atlantic.
0:13.4	It's called The Experiment, hosted by Julia Longoria, formerly of Radio Lab and More Perfect.
0:20.2	The premiere episode is The Loophole.
0:23.3	First voice you'll hear is Trulias.
0:40.3	Thank you. I'm going to be. I'm going to be. The Drill Fack, this is Mike.
1:00.6	Hi, Mike.
1:01.3	This is Julia Longoria from the Atlantic and WNYC.
1:04.7	How are you doing?
1:05.9	I'm doing good.
1:06.6	How are you doing?
1:07.4	Good.
1:08.5	We are going to just kind of jump in. Are you ready to go back in time?
1:14.0	Sure. Okay, cool. Let's see what we can do.
1:18.9	Who were you in December of 2005?
1:22.7	I was a real rowdy guy, I guess you could say.
1:27.0	Why do you think you were rowdy at that time?
1:29.3	Because I'd beat people up.
1:32.0	Fifteen years ago, Mike Belderane was a little rough around the edges.
1:36.3	So, you know, if someone was an asshole in a bar, I'd go have a beer by you until you'd say
1:39.4	something to me, and then it'd be all bad for you.
1:41.6	He was a bit of an asshole. There were a lot of things that pissed him off,
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