Two Strikes | Unfilter 15

Posted on: August 23, 2012

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Two Strikes | Unfilter 15

We clawed through all the election noise to find the real stories of the week, stories like The New York Police department’s secret “Demographics Unit” assisted by the CIA that was caught spying, tracking, and collecting dossiers on citizens of the city, plus we’ll share the story behind the now infamous female Russian punk collective that you might not have heard, and the nasty turn our drone warfare has taken. And we’ve even got some good news too.

A former marine who served two tours in Afghanistan has been arrested after expressing his freedom of speech on his Facebook page-. He’s now behind held by the government, and we’ll share his story with you.

It’s your feedback, and our follow up. All that and a lot more, in this week’s Unfilter.

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Show Notes:

ACT ONE:

The media’s anti-Russian bias?

Drone Update

Good News

ACT TWO:

Post Show Update:

ACT THREE: Feedback

Song pick of the week:

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  • Sean Newboy

    Great show everyone.

  • Ziggy

    Glad to hear you address some of the complaints in the feedback. I was wondering if you were going to bring it up. Honestly, I’m not much for the humor angle myself. It’s difficult to pull off without sounding like you’re being an a-hole. I’d advise you to at least tone it down. Another thing. I’m noticing a trend on ITunes regarding your new Podcast. The folks who are subscribing to it are also subscribing to a lot of conspiracy theory related podcasts. I really hope that is not the direction this show goes. I listen to it because I like your other shows, but I think those shows will suffer if this one goes into tin foil hat territory. It doesn’t mean that this show won’t gain listeners, but I’ll bet money your other shows will lose a lot of the fanbase
    because they aren’t into the conspiracy angle and don’t feel like supporting JB financially if it’s got a controversial show. In the end, you’ll lose subscribers if this show becomes popular for having a conspiracy angle. I don’t see one show’s gains making up for the losses to your other shows. I’m sure this has been said by others, so it’s just my two cents.
    Ziggy

  • ChrisLAS

    Don’t worry too much about iTunes suggestions, those are personalized. For example, for me, when I look at the Unfilter pages I am recommended This Week in Law, FourCast, CNET Update, and The Washington Post.

    As for the tinfoil hat stuff, we’ll just keep doing our best to give attention to the legitimate that the stuff the media misses.

  • Jolie Rouge

    I haven’t had a chance to listen yet, but please tell me you addressed Terry v. Ohio in the Stop and Frisk from Act One. After reading the article, this ruling is wholly superfluous. Terry settled this 44 years ago. It’s where the term “stop and frisk” came from.