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ÜBER DIESEN PODCAST 🔗
Actor Don Grant and a weekly guest host discuss the three most interesting things discovered by listeners on the internet this week.
Journalists, podcasters, authors and more join Don to chat about interesting things in the fields of science, pop culture, history, or whatever else comes up.
What's the most interesting thing YOU'VE seen on the internet this week? The thing you want to share with others and actually talk about.
A fact? A compelling article? Something else?... Tweet it to us @3interesting , Instagram us @3interestingthings , or email us at threeinterestingthings@gmail.com
Journalists, podcasters, authors and more join Don to chat about interesting things in the fields of science, pop culture, history, or whatever else comes up.
What's the most interesting thing YOU'VE seen on the internet this week? The thing you want to share with others and actually talk about.
A fact? A compelling article? Something else?... Tweet it to us @3interesting , Instagram us @3interestingthings , or email us at threeinterestingthings@gmail.com
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
34 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
20 Folgen
seit 9. November 2020
episodic
expliziter Inhalt
NEUESTE FOLGEN 🔗
On this week's show, Don is joined by Marina Fang, culture reporter for The Huffington Post, to discuss the Oscars.
In particular:
Apparently the Oscars are still happening
This is the most diverse field of nominees in history
Two women have been nominated for best director, for the first time ev…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
On this week's show, Don is joined by Jesselyn Cook, senior enterprise reporter for The Huffington Post and adjunct professor of journalism at the University of La Verne, to discuss:
Children of Q-Anon believers are trying to get their parents back
What are social media giants doing (if anything) …
On this week's show, Don is joined by food reporter from The Washingtonian, Jessica Sidman, to discuss:
What was it like to serve the right wing elite in Trump's Washington restaurant?
How are restaurants preparing for a post lockdown COVID reality?
The insane steps restaurants take to keep up wit…
On this week's show, Don is joined by economic and politics reporter from Buzzfeed News, Venessa Wong, to discuss:
The people and companies who made huge profits during the pandemic
How the disaster in Texas exposed the state's deep inequalities.
After January 6th, Trump supporters can no longer h…
On this week's show, as promised, Don is rejoined by science and space reporter from The Atlantic, Marina Koren, to go over NASA's picture perfect landing of the Perseverance rover on the surface of Mars.
On this week's show, Don is joined by science and space reporter from The Atlantic, Marina Koren, to discuss:
What happens to Space Force now that Trump is gone?
How today's version of an astronaut has drastically changed.
The imminent landing of the latest Mars rover, Perseverance.
On this week's show, Don is joined by journalist Ilana Strauss, whose writing has appeared in The Atlantic, New York Magazine, The Washington Post, Politifact, Popular Science, and many others.
Thing 1: What would happen if money suddenly disappeared?
Thing 2: The man who made money betting against…
On this week's show, Don is joined by Brian Sheehan, host of The TV Trivia Pod, to discuss:
Thing 1: Betty White was an early civil rights fighter.
Thing 2: The crazy legal loophole that led to the James Bond film that wasn't an official James Bond film.
Thing 3: Are we close to being able to clone…
On this week's show, Don is joined by Sam Kean, the New York Times bestselling author of such books as "The Disappearing Spoon", and "The Bastard Brigade", to discuss:
Thing 1: Cavemen had beautiful teeth.
Thing 2: The rag tag group of misfits who were tasked with stopping the Nazis from developing…
On this week's show, Don is joined by Rue Spence from "Supposedly" to discuss:
Thing 1: The mad squirrel of Rego Park, New York.
Thing 2: Reports of haunted houses have skyrocketed in lockdown.
Thing 3: The 10 ways our lives have permanently changed due to COVID
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