Voicemailbag XV

Current Affairs

Comedy, Government, News, Culture, Politics

4.4 • 645 Ratings

🗓️ 1 June 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Once again, we dig into your voicemails. (We hear you, and we see you.) Topics include personality tests, cryptids, political arguments with relatives, and rebooting the left after the pandemic. The bird's nest this week was made up of five eggs: amusements and managing editor Lyta Gold, finance editor Sparky Abraham, senior editor Brianna Rennix, editor-in-chief Nathan J. Robinson, and business manager Allegra Silcox. "An Oral History of Cryptid Currency": https://www.currentaffairs.org/2019/08/an-oral-history-of-cryptid-currency This episode was edited by Dan Thorn of Pink Noise Studios in Somerville, MA.

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0:00.0	From Studio H3 in the Current Affairs World Headquarters, it's current affairs.
0:05.2	Your ears finest hour of politics and culture.
0:08.6	Today on the program, another voicemail bag, where all our most devoted and interesting listeners
0:13.8	who have most definitely not been hypnotized, call in to ask us their most pressing questions.
0:19.9	No topic, other than than any which might reignite
0:22.6	the dreaded processes versus things debate is off limits. We might play your message on the next
0:28.2	episode because you will call 504-867-8851 as soon as I snap my fingers. I'm your host and
0:37.4	business manager Allegra S Sulkawkes.
0:39.5	Our panel today,
0:41.0	Lieutenant Editor-Editor, Breonna Rennick.
0:42.9	Hi, guys.
0:43.6	Editor-in-chief, Nathan Robinson.
0:45.5	Hello.
0:46.4	Finance editor, Sparky Abraham.
0:49.0	Hello, good morning.
0:50.1	And managing an amusement's editor, Light a Gold.
0:52.8	Hi.
0:53.7	So without further ado, let's play a voicemail.
0:56.9	Hello, Carter Faris team.
0:58.3	My name is Jake living in Oregon for some long time.
1:01.2	And I was just curious, since I've gotten personality tests lately,
1:05.5	what the team's Myers-Briggs were, if they knew,
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