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The Dave Bowman Show

The Dave Bowman Show

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After relocating to the PACNORWEST, Dave continues his look at the news, politics, trends, history, religion, sports and even entertainment of the day...Dave Bowman 政治・政府
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  • STEPHEN A. SMITH: WHEN EGO OVERLOADS COMMON SENSE

    STEPHEN A. SMITH: WHEN EGO OVERLOADS COMMON SENSE
    2026/10/08
    Stephen A. Smith has made a fortune saying whatever comes into his head. But his comments about Philadelphia Eagles star Lane Johnson's retirement and mental health crossed a line. Was it arrogance? A complete failure to do the research? Or has ESPN created an environment where its biggest personalities are simply too powerful to question? On this episode of Plausibly Live: The Dave Bowman Show, Dave examines Smith's remarks, ESPN's responsibility, and the difference between being entertaining and being needlessly cruel. There's a fine line between what sounds funny in your head and what should actually come out of your mouth. And sometimes, the smartest thing a talk-show host can do is shut up. As for Stephen A. Smith? He may have finally fallen below Dave Portnoy on Dave's list of least-favorite sports commentators. 🎙️ Watch or listen to the latest episode of Plausibly Live!
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    36 分
  • Conversations

    Conversations
    2026/10/07
    It started with a question from my son: “What do you think about book bans?” The answer isn't really about books. It's about liberty. If we genuinely believe in self-determination, we have to accept that other people may read things we despise, hear arguments we believe are wrong, and even reach conclusions we wish they wouldn't. The answer to bad speech is better speech. The answer to bad ideas is better ideas. And when government makes an idea forbidden, it may accomplish the exact opposite of what it intended: turning bad ideas into forbidden knowledge and fools into martyrs. Plus, what happens when 23 people can bring much of an essential transportation system to its knees? Washington State Ferries provides a rather expensive lesson in what happens when efficiency replaces redundancy and planning. It's a conversation about liberty, responsibility, government, and why learning to think may matter more than being told what to think.
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    35 分
  • Franklin in Paris: The Diplomat Who Made the Revolution a World War

    Franklin in Paris: The Diplomat Who Made the Revolution a World War
    2026/10/06
    In 1776, Benjamin Franklin was seventy years old, suffering from gout, and boarding a Continental warship for a dangerous winter crossing of the Atlantic. His mission? Convince France that the American Revolution was worth betting on. This week on Dave Does History, follow Franklin from the deck of the Reprisal to the salons of Paris, where celebrity, secret diplomacy, British spies, American privateers, and a certain blue velvet suit all become part of the fight for independence. Then Saratoga changes everything. What began as a rebellion against Britain becomes a global war, and the diplomatic road Franklin helped build ultimately leads all the way to Yorktown.
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    34 分
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