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Khaya Himmelman drops by the fan-pod to shed more light on fact checking for The Dispatch. Along the way, we learn how fact checking can influence your writing, a few Yiddish insults, what runners talk about with each other, and some 19th century Russian history. Don't forget to visit thedispatch.com and subscribe!
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Benjamin from West Virginia leads a (lengthy) discussion on education policy after the crew battles about earmarks while discussing this week's "Best of The Dispatch." We also celebrate Kaitlin from Colorado's equestrian success, and Angie from Ohio shares her poem. Finally, Doug retake…
Join us this week for more talk about culture and to explore some quarter-baked ideas!
Associate Editor for The Dispatch and TMD Aficionado Declan Garvey drops by the fan-pod (and he's based!).
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In which we review what Dispatch articles we enjoyed, whether there should be a third party, Originalism: what is it?, and conspiracy theories and friendship. We end with another rousing round of "To Bee or Not the Bee" where Doug continues his winning streak.
The dispatch fans meet up to talk about blogging, voting, and even a little poetry!
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