twinch / Tristan Wren

There are two people in twinch’s collective.

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  1. Nardwuar vs Leora Kornfeld

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  2. 5by5 | After Dark #75: Pamphlet

    5by5 - After Dark #75: Pamphlet

    http://5by5.tv/afterdark/75

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  3. 5by5 | 5by5 Specials #4: Kindacritical

    5by5 - 5by5 Specials #4: Kindacritical

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  4. Cmd+Space 1: MerlinĀ Mann

    http://www.70decibels.com/cmdspace/2012/8/1/001-im-yelling-at-me-with-merlin-mann.html

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  5. DisinfoCast 18: Henry Rollins

    Musician, writer and world traveler Henry Rollins joins the DisinfoCast for an insightful discussion about politics and civil discourse, his musical past, and how your host can be a better American.

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  6. Welcome to the Internet 21: Brett Terpstra

    Brett is a guy who clearly loves programming and coding. I enjoyed picking his brain about his various projects (he’s got a ton!) including Marked.app, NVAlt, his iOS Text Editor Comparison chart, and we finished by discussing his thoughts on where Apple and programming for Mac and iOS is headed.

    http://www.ssktn.com/podcasts/welcometotheinternet/21-welcome-to-the-internet-brett-terpstra/

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  7. CBC Ideas: Left Behind 3

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  8. CBC Ideas: Left Behind 2

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  9. CBC Ideas: Left Behind 1

    Over the past 30 years, the benefits of economic growth in Canada, the US and much of the rest of the world, have gone increasingly to the top one percent of the population. For the majority of families, however, incomes have stagnated. This rise in inequality coincided with a sea change in government policy. Beginning in the 1980s, governments in much of the English-speaking world embarked on what has been called the neoliberal revolution - deregulation, privatization and tax cuts, aimed at liberating markets and stimulating the economy. The rising tide was supposed to lift all boats, but it didn’t. Jill Eisen explores what happened.

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  10. Here’s the Thing 18: David Letterman

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