We found 2 episodes of The Saulty Show with the tag “the saulty show”.
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Episode 262: How YouTubers and Podcasters Changed the Political Game
November 19th, 2024 | 54 mins 36 secs
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In this episode of The Saulty Show, we dive into how YouTubers, podcasters, and influencers completely flipped the script on traditional media this election season. Politicians are ditching the big networks and going straight to the people through independent platforms, and it's shaking up the way we get our news. With legacy media losing trust and relevance, the rise of independent voices is giving people raw, unfiltered content like never before. We break down why this shift is happening, how it’s changing politics, and what it means for the future of media.
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Episode 253: The Dependency Trap: How Democrats Perpetuate Welfare
July 4th, 2024 | 56 mins 40 secs
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In the latest episode of "The Saulty Show," we delve into the Democratic Party's strategy of maintaining a cycle of dependency through welfare programs. We argue that by keeping neighborhoods dangerous and economically unstable, they position themselves as the perpetual solution without ever resolving the core issues. This tactic, we suggest, traps individuals in a state of need, ensuring a reliable voter base.