Hillary Clinton looks back at the 2016 election, Ronny Chieng examines the horrors of air travel, and W. Kamau Bell discusses "The Awkward Thoughts of W. Kamau Bell."
A rather dull episode in general...
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The invitation for the themed Little Wedding on the Prairie this weekend said "Prairie/Frontier/Pioneer Attire Strongly Encouraged." I'll have to start planning something good. I just wish I could remember if I RSVP'd +5, +6, or +7 to know how many sister wives to take.
I like the ability to put URLs on crossposted versions as well.
If you include the ability to link to cross posted versions, particularly for hosted, be sure to include a u-syndication (microformat) class on it: see also: http:/
For those on WordPress, it would be nice if there were built in support for the Syndication Lins plugin https:/
Trevor finds out how Southerners honor Confederate Memorial Day, Jordan Klepper examines Alabama's history, and Kevin Coval discusses his book "A People's History of Chicago."
The opening section about Confederate Memorial Day followed by the Coval interview are very poignant and fit right in with the Seeing White podcast series I've been listening to recently.
The Klepper section I could have done without. It just wasn't funny...
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President Trump approaches the end of his first 100 days in office, Desi Lydic learns about Christian culture in Alabama, and Ohio Governor John Kasich discusses "Two Paths."
The Alabama segment here could have been funnier, instead it was just painful and uncomfortable.
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The Fyre Festival implodes, Hasan Minhaj celebrates his gig at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, and Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett and Tommy Vietor discuss "Pod Save America.
I spent several minutes trying to figure out why Jon Favreau and Jon Lovitz would be doing a podcast with an unknown, but then I realized...
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Trevor recaps the day's top headlines, Roy Wood Jr. finds out how Bigfoot could save Alabama's forests, and Katy Tur talks about covering Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
The portion about the conservationist in Alabama and Big Foot was just great.
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@DaveTheSemitist What's more painful is that I read dozens of these articles every year for the past decade and nothing changes...
Post Kinds defines RSS Feeds for all of the kinds like this: http:/
This should let you pick and choose which feeds you push into micro.blog. Generally I syndicate just a few of my feeds, but don't syndicate replies.
John, congratulations on your first reply attempt. Looks pretty good.
I'm guessing that the fact that the URL you used (http:/
Even Facebook has a (well-hidden) toggle to allow you to see "Most recent" posts (an unadulterated feed??) instead of "Top Stories" (the algorithmic feed). Sadly one has to know it's there and painfully and consciously choose it, which I'm sure very few do.
It looks like you may be using the Post Kinds plugin, so you should be able to reply to other sites using that and putting the requisite URL into the interface under "Post Properties" and including your response. The plugin will include the necessary u-in-reply-to microformat class and your webmention plugin will handle sending the response. If you'd like, you can try responding directly to this post at its permalink.
An alternate method is to use the Indieweb Press This bookmarklet for replies (if you're using the Indieweb Plugin) . You can find the bookmarklets at your /wp-admin/tools.php page about halfway down. Then you can click the bookmarklet on the page you'd like to reply to and it will craft a part of the post to send the reply and then you just add what you wanted to say before publishing to send the webmention.
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