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Blue Notes News

Blue Notes News

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A former conservative southern preacher and a Las Vegas agnostic join forces to discuss all things news, from politics to sex and everything in between.

Blue Notes News 2025 Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • The Epstein Files, the Distraction Cycle, and the Grift

    The Epstein Files, the Distraction Cycle, and the Grift
    Dec 24 2025

    On this week’s episode, we cover everything from the partial release of the Epstein files to the ongoing distraction cycle of the news. We break down how the latest media narratives—yes, including the sudden obsession with the word “groceries”—keep the outrage machine spinning, and we wrap with a grift slip from Erika Kirk that says the quiet part out loud.
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    45 mins
  • Tragedies, Bruised Hands, and Reverse Discrimination

    Tragedies, Bruised Hands, and Reverse Discrimination
    Dec 17 2025

    Real tragedy, Trump’s bruised hands, and Florida’s lawsuit against Starbucks—this episode of Blue Notes News separates accountability from spectacle and calls out grievance politics when it shows up in a courtroom.
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    51 mins
  • Waffle Brains, Cruelty Games, and a Participation Trophy

    Waffle Brains, Cruelty Games, and a Participation Trophy
    Dec 10 2025

    Mike “Grindr” Johnson and his MAGA wife are back in the headlines, proving once again that some men really do think in waffle-shaped brain compartments. Meanwhile, FIFA hands Trump a participation trophy that nobody asked for, and cruelty stays front and center in American politics. Buckle up—Episode 10 of Blue Notes News is serving shade, side-eye, and the stories you need to hear.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
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