The Political Refugees Podcast

The Political Refugees Podcast

By Teegue DavisNewsPolitics
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The Political Refugees Podcast episodes

  • Infectious Diseases! Where do we go from here?

    This episode was entirely unplanned but it is one that I am passionate about. Covid caught us with our pants down and it is time that we invest more time and effort into responding adequately to infectious diseases. 

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    22 min
  • Social Media Censorship?

    The debate on whether social media platforms are enforcing biased policy has been boiling for quite some time. In this episode I break down the recent arguments surrounding censorship and share my views on it. 

    As promised here are the links: 

    Permanent suspension of @realDonaldTrump (twitter.com)

    Former Facebook Workers: We Routinely Suppressed Conservative News (gizmodo.com)

    Most Americans Think Social Media Sites Censor Political Viewpoints | Pew Research Center

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    31 min
  • Shut up and dribble?: Is there a problem with sports celebrity activism.
    With the significant cultural shift, not just in The United States but across the world influencing how persons from various societies view celebrities. Host Teegue Davis and guest from the Anything Goes Podcast Arthur Bartlett dig up Laura Ingraham’s controversial criticism of Lebron James in order to answer the question of whether there is a problem with sports celebrity activism.
    1 hr 7 min

About The Political Refugees Podcast

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A refugee is an individual who is torn between two places. Their home where it is unfit to live and a foreign place which isn't ideally like home. This is a podcast for alternative perspectives that…