You've probably heard that people get the government they deserve, or that our politicians are a reflection of the folks they represent. Well, what if the media -- as broken, biased, and untrustworthy as it is these days -- can be fairly described as an unflattering representation of the public that it is trying to control, persuade, and manipulate? That's not good.

A Morally Inconsistent Media, and The Public It Mirrors

<p>Hosted by an independent-minded old school journo and belligerent centrist who tells the truth and isn't afraid to offend both sides, this 10-13 min daily podcast explains and analyzes the issues of the day from a different perspective. Because it emanates from San Diego -- a safe distance of more than 3,000 miles away from the "talk way" (the chatter corridor that connects New York and Washington -- it's not blinded by politics and partisanship. It's fair, but it's also tough. It doesn't set out to persuade you or convert you, only to make you think. </p>

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Hosted by an independent-minded old school journo and belligerent centrist who tells the truth and isn't afraid to offend both sides, this 10-13 min daily podcast explains and analyzes the issues of the day from a different perspective. Because it emanates from San Diego -- a safe distance of more than 3,000 miles away from the "talk way" (the chatter corridor that connects New York and Washington -- it's not blinded by politics and partisanship. It's fair, but it's also tough. It doesn't set out to persuade you or convert you, only to make you think.

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A Morally Inconsistent Media, and The Public It Mirrors

A Morally Inconsistent Media, and The Public It Mirrors