#362 Winning by losing (Economics)
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Edition #362
Act 1: Winning by losing – Mark Fiore
Song 1: I’m a loser – The Beatles
Act 2: Minority leader called out – Young Turks
Song 2: Birdhouse in your soul – They Might be Giants
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Act 3: The inside job Part 1 – This American Life
Song 3: Cat faces – Ugly Casanova
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Act 4: Fraud hearing on shitty deals – Wait wait don’t tell me
Song 4: Working class hero – Green Day
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Act 5: The inside job Part 2 – This American Life
Song 5: Hey Jealousy – Gin Blossoms
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Act 6: The GOP alternative to financial reform – Young Turks
Song 6: Damn it feels good to be a gangsta – Geto Boys
Act 7: The inside job Part 3 – This American Life
Song 7: Bet Against the American Dream – This American Life
Act 8: Wham-O moves to America – Daily Show
Song 8: Wake up – Arcade Fire
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Act 9: GOP up Wall Street’s ass – Young Turks
Bonus iPhone/iPod Touch App Content:
S.E.C. porn – Daily Show
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Mark Fiore
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This American Life
Wait wait don’t tell me!
The Daily Show
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I have been listening to Best of the Left for about 2-1/2 months, having discovered podcasts when I got my iPod nano in early March 2010. I definitely look forward to each episode, but the “Winning by Losing” podcast made my jaw drop. It boggles my mind that legislators want derivatives excluded from any financial reform. Obviously, their sources of information are quite skewed. I’ve listened to it about 4 times straight, and have forwarded it to some right-leaning colleagues. Keep up the good work.