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Hosted by Emily Amick and Kate Duffy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Two friends who should probably be texting voice notes to each other about this stuff but decided to make it your problem instead.
Emily Amick and Kate Duffy hosts Actually, with Emily and Kate, a news show with 10 episodes published.
Emily's coming at you from the future (well, Maine, in a fleece, with a fire going) and Kate is hot in Wisconsin. But first, a teaser: next weekend these two are podding on location together, dog and toddler included. Th
This is the hot takes episode. We are in an ornery mood and we pre-gamed this recording for two hours, so buckle up. On the docket: the internet's purity-police problem — why piling on lifestyle influencers the moment th
Less than 100 days until the midterms, the House is on a five-week vacation, and nobody has actually seen Mitch McConnell since June 16 — but don't worry, they released another "proof of life" photo. Kate and Emily break
Kate and Emily are back with a weekly catch-up that starts with the administrative burden of adulthood and ends with a nationwide outbreak nobody in charge seems worried about. In between: those AI camp photo services (c
Emily and Kate get into what the loss of one of the Senate's most powerful dealmakers actually means — hard power, soft power, and the proof-of-life photo that has everyone side-eyeing Mitch McConnell, who hasn't been se
Emily and Kate are back from the holiday with thoughts on why the left is finally taking patriotism back — and why loving your country is easier at a small-town parade than on the internet. Then: Trump's increasingly roy
Emily and Kate get into the issue that's dominating kitchen-table conversations across the Midwest: data centers. Kate breaks down her year-long rabbit hole - the secret NDA deals, the tax breaks for trillion-dollar comp
Most of us are winging this whole adulthood thing, and lately it feels like the people running the show are too. But here's the thing Kate and Emily keep coming back to: a lot of the chaos isn't an accident. The confusio
We're back with our weekly chat and zero solutions to anything. We get into the Graham Platner mess in Maine (the Blackwater past, the New York Times exposé, the ex-girlfriend allegations), make the case that AOC is quie
Kate and Emily get into the Graham Plattner scandal and what it means for the Maine Senate race, the Patagonia-vs-Pattigonia trademark lawsuit, and a growing list of "unlikely recession indicators" — from $9 annuals to $
Emily and Kate are finally recording the phone calls they were going to have anyway. In the inaugural episode: Emily's harrowing saga of getting her iPhone battery changed (spoiler: Apple broke the whole phone), the case
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