Some Things Considered
Some Things ConsideredSome Things Considered is a podcast dedicated to discussing all aspects of the modern world—a conversation among friends around the dinner table. Join Jennifer Meadows, Curtice Mang, & Richard Moore as we consider some things near and dear to us all.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | somethingsconsidered.substack.com |
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Trump declares war on Iran, while podcasters declare war on each other
Call us crazy, but we think Trump has changed a bit. Is it still America First? We aren’t entirely sure at the moment. Neither are conservative podcasters, who are lining up on one side or the other over Trump’s bombing of Iran, Israel’s in...
America: In between what was and what is to come
In this episode of Some Things Considered, Jennifer Meadows, Richard Moore, and Curtice Mang discuss where the country is today - in transition. That bridge between what was to what will be. Many of our institutions are crumbling. We no lon...
The Awakening: Finding freedom in the land of illusion
Is it real or is it just an illusion? Going all the way back to the Kennedy assassination to more recent experiences with COVID, DOGE uncovering NGOs, and the latest Epstein revelations, what we’ve been told and what is real are often not t...
With apologies to Dickens, we take a look at Christmas past and present
Who doesn’t love Christmas, besides Ebenezer Scrooge and your mail carrier?
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