Joe Rogan vs. Twitter

[Big_Guy_Rye]

In the spirit of the "Perbatory" thread, this interesting podcast was just released today where Rogan got a conservative blogger Tim Poole and an executive from Twitter hashing out their obviously skewed moderation practices.

I'll let the video speak for itself,.....

 

[Beasting]

In the spirit of the "Perbatory" thread, this interesting podcast was just released today where Rogan got a conservative blogger Tim Poole and an executive from Twitter hashing out their obviously skewed moderation practices.

I'll let the video speak for itself,.....

It's 3 fucken hours, how about a Cole's notes of the video.

 

[badbadboy]

It's 3 fucken hours, how about a Cole's notes of the video.

I took one look and bailed too.

 

[ElsiDawson]

I love me a good fleet of podcasts, but I don't like the "just a room full of people talking over each other" model. They seem to have a quantity-over-quality approach that really makes me appreciate the writing, editing, and sound design of more polished (or at-all polished) pods. Marc Maron, Jogan, Hardwish, Bert, they all have this "how casual and natural" sloppiness.

 

[dumass]

FYI, Tim Poole is not a conservative. He is a former VICE reporter and one of the few real fact based journalists left. I find him very fair in his assessments and he has called out issues on both sides of the political divide.

I'm not sure which way politically he leans, but he's centurist, and slightly left if you ask me. he worked for VICe after all. in any case his analysis carries very little, if any, political bias.