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It's News to Us

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/9j. Total Éps: 4

It’s News to Us shreds the week’s headlines with satire, comedy, and fearless analysis. Hosts Eddie and Jason broadcast from idobi Radio, roasting U.S. politics, world affairs, tech, culture, and true-crime oddities in tight, bullet-point segments and interview deep dives. Expect election coverage, breaking news, musician & journalist guests, and zero spin—just facts and laughs. New episodes weekly.

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🇩🇪 Allemagne - newsCommentary
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04/01/2026
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Nap Time & War Crimes

Épisode 186

mardi 9 décembre 2025 • Durée 54:41

EPISODE NOTES & RUNDOWN

SEGMENT 1: SLEEPY DON President Trump is caught dozing off during his own Cabinet meeting while officials list his accomplishments. We analyze the "head jerk" technique and the New York Times report on his fading stamina.

SEGMENT 2: HEGSETH’S "DOUBLE TAP" The Defense Secretary faces accusations of war crimes after allegedly ordering a second strike on survivors of a drug boat explosion. The Pentagon is hiding the tapes, but Hegseth’s tweets say it all.

SEGMENT 3: TACOS & TEAR GAS Rep. Adelita Grijalva gets pepper-sprayed by federal agents at a Tucson eatery. DHS says she was "obstructing," she says she was just standing there—either way, lunch is ruined.

SEGMENT 4: YOU’RE FIRED (LEGALLY) The Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump v. Slaughter, a case that could let the President fire independent regulators for any reason. The "Unitary Executive" theory is about to make job security a thing of the past.

SEGMENT 5: MEDICAL MYSTERY Democrats claim Trump is hiding a "major medical crisis" after he admits he doesn't know what body part he just got an MRI on. Plus, the mystery of the hand bandages.

SEGMENT 6: BUYER’S REMORSE A new report shows Trump voters are panicking as tariffs send grocery prices skyrocketing. The "Golden Age" is feeling a lot more like the "Overdraft Age."

SEGMENT 7: KICKER — SURF & TURF LOCKDOWN A drone carrying ribeyes, crab legs, and Old Bay seasoning is intercepted at a South Carolina prison. We pour one out for the finest meal never eaten.

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Stranger Things Aren’t Just on Netflix

Épisode 185

mardi 2 décembre 2025 • Durée 51:10

POLITICS & WORLD NEWS

White House defends second strike in the Caribbean
The administration claims the naval strike on a suspected drug-trafficking boat was legal and “self-defense,” despite mounting criticism and escalated tensions with Venezuela.

Melbourne carbon monoxide leak
A meat-processing plant disaster sends 24 workers to the hospital and raises new questions about industrial safety in Australia.

Supreme Court hears major copyright case
SCOTUS debates how much liability online platforms should face for user-uploaded content — a ruling that could reshape the internet.

December snowstorm wrecks travel
Holiday travel gets obliterated by early winter storms, leaving airports in full meltdown mode.

ACA subsidy negotiations
Democrats and Republicans clash over the extension of enhanced ACA tax credits, with millions’ healthcare costs hanging in the balance.

Cyber Monday spending breaks records
Consumers overspend despite inflation, because dopamine is undefeated.

Leaked Kremlin recordings
Alleged leaked audio suggests a U.S. envoy coached Putin’s aide on how to influence Trump on Ukraine.

Trump considers firing Kash Patel
Weeks into Patel’s tenure as FBI Director, Trump is reportedly already eyeing a replacement.

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

December 2025 streaming overload
Netflix drops Stranger Things 5 (finale), Knives Out 3, and a Jake Paul fight; Disney+ brings Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour: The Final Show; Peacock lands Bel-Air finale and Supernatural mega-dump; Prime drops Fallout S2; Apple TV+ rolls out F1: The Movie and Pluribus finale.

Celebrity breakup season
2025 has seen major splits from Quinta Brunson, Naomi Osaka & Cordae, Dorit & PK Kemsley, Maria Bello, and more.

Falling Down, Covering Up, and Blowing… Wait, What?

Épisode 184

mardi 18 novembre 2025 • Durée 49:03

INTERVIEW — Nick from Run the Riot

Nick introduces Run the Riot, a new high-energy punk/metal hybrid band.

Discusses forming a band post-COVID and the chaotic reality of finding members in 2025.

How DIY bands are surviving without labels and building everything from scratch.

How their first single “Falling Down” came together + pushing it out across socials.

The band’s influences, their early lineup story, and what’s next.

Links:

Website: runtheriot.band

Music/Socials: https://linktr.ee/runtheriotmusic

Visualizer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8efJaE5ukpU

SEGMENT — “The Epstein Files: Truth vs. Power”

Survivor Marina Lacerda, formerly “Minor Victim-1,” speaks publicly and demands transparency.

Over 20,000 new pages released by House Oversight; many documents still heavily redacted.

Trump reverses course and says he’ll sign a bill to release the files if passed.

Republicans and the White House are increasingly split on what to release.

Critics argue much of the material is old or incomplete, frustrating survivors.

Satirical breakdown on the political grandstanding and weaponization of trauma.

TikTok references for the segment:

https://www.tiktok.com/search?q=epstein%20files%20transparency

Felony Footlongs & Trillionaire Tantrums

Épisode 183

mardi 11 novembre 2025 • Durée 54:31

Politics: Chuck Schumer faces Democratic revolt over a GOP shutdown deal; eight Senate Democrats vote with Republicans, sacrificing ACA subsidies to reopen government.

White House Chaos: Trump asks the Supreme Court to keep food aid frozen, then pardons Giuliani and his 2020 “Stop the Steal” dream team.

Viral Justice: The “Sandwich Man” of D.C. found not guilty of assault after throwing a Subway sub at a Border Patrol officer—proof that sometimes the bread fights back.

Economy Watch: America’s economy dubbed a “Jenga tower”—rich spending props up everyone else while the middle class pulls the wrong block.

Tech & Culture: Elon Musk becomes a trillionaire, iOS 26.2 promises “urgent” reminders and offline lyrics, and recyclers are mining gold from old phones.

Entertainment: Sydney Sweeney’s film Christy flops and her “Great Jeans” ad triggers controversy; Ace Frehley of KISS remembered as a rock legend gone cosmic.

Closing Thought: America’s politics may be melting down, but at least our sandwiches, software updates, and recycling are still holding the line.

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