This Week In Outrage

This Week In Outrage

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This Week In Outrage episodes

  • #3: Did you really need to get that new 5 out, Louis?
    On this week's episode Nick talks about Louis CK's come back.  Was it it ill-timed?  Is nine months enough of a "time out"?  Nick also talks about people using memes and tweets in an attempt to sum up complex issues, specifically the facebook group "the other 98%."  And the third topic is a little tense.  So tense, that describing it here would only cause people to get their backs up, so just listen and hear for yourself.
    49 min
  • Episode 3: Did you really need to get that new 5 out, Louis?

    On this week's episode Nick talks about Louis CK's come back.  Was it it ill-timed?  Is nine months enough of a "time out"?  Nick also talks about people using memes and tweets in an attempt to sum up complex issues, specifically the facebook group "the other 98%."  And the third topic is a little tense.  So tense, that describing it here would only cause people to get their backs up, so just listen and hear for yourself. 

    49 min
  • #1: Freedom of speech, slippery slopes, and other buzz words.
    In this, the first episode of Third Rail, Nick Beaton discusses Alex Jones being deplatformed.  Is it Free Speech?  Is it just the decent decision?  What implications does this have for companies like Facebook?  He also talks about the recent but all too familiar accusations against the Catholic Church, as well as the worst monster of all, Madonna!
    35 min
  • Episode 1: Freedom Of Speech, Slippery Slopes, and Other Buzz Words!

    In this, the first episode of Third Rail, Nick Beaton discusses Alex Jones being deplatformed.  Is it Free Speech?  Is it just the decent decision?  What implications does this have for companies like Facebook?  He also talks about the recent but all to familiar accusations against the Catholic Church, as well as the worst monster of all, Madonna!

    35 min

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A weekly podcast from comedians Nick Beaton and Dave Burke exploring the absurdity of the outrage culture we currently live in.