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The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

Timing is Everything

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

Politics, News

4.76.6K Ratings

🗓️ 1 September 2021

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

Peter Suderman, Reason magazine’s features editor and cocktail connoisseur, makes his first appearance on The Remnant today to preach the gospel of Kanye West. He also gives his thoughts on the Afghanistan withdrawal, the potential of Bitcoin to replace currency as we know it, and the government’s propensity to, as Jonah puts it, “spend like a pimp with a week to live.” Is it finally time to buy gold? Does anyone still believe that Spider-Man: No Way Home won’t be a crossover movie? And will Jonah’s rendition of “Rapper’s Delight” become the new Remnant theme song? Show Notes: -Peter’s author page at Reason -Cocktails with Suderman -Macheath spends like a sailor -Stein’s law -Money Mischief, by Milton Friedman -Peter on the GOP’s lack of a clear economic policy -The sweet taste of power -Eco-Wilsonians -The Parents Music Resource Center Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:27.0

Please go listeners, this is Jonah Goldberg, host of the Remnant Podcast brought to you by the Dispatch and Dispatch Media.

0:33.3

Come by, check out our wares, kick the tires, check the undercoding, and then maybe become a paid member of the community so we can go on to even grander and greater vistas.

0:43.3

Today I'm very excited to correct a longstanding injustice, and I'm glad we were able to do it before the 400th episode.

0:53.3

I've never had Peter Souterman on this podcast before. I'm a fan of Peter's. I'm a big fan of his wife.

1:01.6

I was a big fan of his dearly departed late dog.

1:07.2

And the thing is that we have a wide waterfront with many weird harbours to explore.

1:17.5

So my plan is to start with rank, punty tree, and political stuff, and then move on to the more esoteric and obscure things.

1:28.1

So with that, Peter Souterman, you are the features editor at Reason Magazine.

1:33.4

You write a cocktail newsletter, cocktails with Souterman at dot substack or something along those lines.

1:43.7

You'll plan this with Souterman dot substack dot com.

1:46.5

There you go. And welcome finally at last to the remnant.

1:50.8

Thanks for having me.

1:52.0

Yeah. So you, you know, back in the day, I first met you and you worked at this little place called National Review, but that was like a million years ago.

2:01.2

It was. It was a brief period. I also wrote a lot about movies for National Review for for a number of years.

2:08.6

So that was a, that was it was a one of the first places I started writing for after I got to Washington right after I got to college.

2:16.0

And the thing that I wanted to do was read about movies and National Review actually ended up being a great outlet for that.

2:21.9

I remember, I think the first time I ever called you on the phone was probably close to 20 years ago, not quite 20 years ago, maybe 15 years.

2:32.9

Probably about 15, 16. I showed up in Washington in the summer of 2005.

2:37.4

So I, and then it was in New York, you know, for less than a year in 2007 or so.

2:43.6

But it basically been in DC for 16 years now. So I must want to reach.

2:47.5

Yeah. And I need, and you live on the hill. Oh, I shouldn't reveal that, but you do.

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