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The Dump The Dump
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Think the news is garbage? We do too. The Dump is a weekly podcast for those who want to stay up to date on the world – with a quick and dirty (and funny) TLDR. We take deep dives, question the experts, sort the headlines. And we compact it all together in a 15 minute episode for your dirty little ears to enjoy. (Just like America, no material is ever recycled.)
The Dump, where all the news belongs. Every Sunday on Spotify and Apple podcasts.
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May 19, 2024: Is the monarchy going up in flames, or is this a reference to the Tampax Affair?
The Royal Family releases the first official Portrait of King Charles, and it's fire. Meanwhile, Trump and Biden are set to debate, Boeing may face criminal prosecution and we talk to Gollum about what makes a good Vice President.
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April 21 2024: The party at 100 Centre Street
Trump finds a jury of his peers, Cybertrucks get a recall and scientists identify the largest marine reptile ever. This and more garbage news on this week's episode.
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April 14 2024: Viva la pollution
The UK is debating putting a traffic tunnel under Stonehenge, manatees are addicted to radiation waters and Arizona goes back to 1864. This and much more garbage news, every week on The Dump.
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April 7 2023: $900 to stay in a Super8 in Ohio
This week, milions of Americans are awaiting a total eclipse – so it better not cancel last minute. Meanwhile, college gets even more expensive and so do Trump's legal bills.
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March 24, 2024: "Broke Don” is the title of a Twilight book
Biden tries his hand at humor, while NY threatens to seize Trump's belongings. Also, birth control is available on the web, while Pornhub is not.
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March 17, 2024: Where's Kate?
This week brings some especially weird things to report, from Wales monoliths to whales menopause. Plus, Kate Middleton is still missing, and the MLB brings more transparency to its uniform policies.
The Dump, where all the news belongs.