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NOT EVEN MAD

A JOYFUL DISAGREEMENT

Not Even Mad is a weekly 1-hour podcast dedicated to a joyful disagreement. Mike Pesca and a rotating panel of two other co-hosts address issues from different political perspectives, but they wear their ideologies loosely and are just as likely to disagree with established doctrine as with each other. Mike conceived this podcast as a remedy to other news and opinion shows that offer only agreeable dialogue among hosts and guests. There are no other shows which offer well-rounded, informed discussions among an established set of panelists who express multiple viewpoints, allowing the listener to identify the strongest arguments as they’re being battle-tested.

NOT EVEN MAD

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largely of the Left

Michael A. Cohen is a columnist for MSNBC and a senior fellow and co-director of the Afghanistan Assumptions Project at the Center for Strategic Studies at the Fletcher School, Tufts University. He writes the political newsletter Truth and Consequences. He has been a columnist at The Boston Globe, The Guardian and Foreign Policy, and he is the author of three books, the most recent being “Clear and Present Safety: The World Has Never Been Better and Why That Matters to Americans.”

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mostly a moderate

Mike is the host of the podcast the Gist, the longest running daily news podcast (11+ years). He is a former sports reporter and producer for NPR, and previously worked for Slate. He is author of the book “Upon Further Review: The Greatest What-Ifs in Sports History”.

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LARGELY A LIBERTARIAN

Liz Wolfe is an associate editor at Reason, and was formerly managing editor of The Federalist. Her work has appeared in Playboy, The Daily Beast, CityLab, Houston Chronicle, New York Post, and National Review. She has appeared on the New York Times Podcast, The Argument, and on various TV and radio shows around the country. She lives in Austin, Texas and Brooklyn, NY.

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CANCEL COURT

When someone is punished for transgressions against norms, real or imagined, they are said to be “canceled”. But who is to say whether the cancellations are real, permanent, logical or fair? No one — until now. Every week, the Justices of Cancel Court assemble to decide on the cancellations of the day, under rules of evidence and precedent, in the only segment recognized by the American Bar Association as “Not Actually A Thing”, and the Federalist Society as “Please Direct All Inquiries to our Help Desk.”

THE TEAM

Joel Patterson
Senior Producer
Michelle Hunter Pesca
COO Peach Fish Projects
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