Topic: News Lady

7 chapters across the catalog

In The Mourning
Episode 1888 2:42:47 - 2:44:19

1888: In The Mourning

Dame Susan, Lindsey Graham and Breaking News

Dame Susan increased her planned donation to $301.30 following what she described as the "sudden unexpected passing of Lady G," referring to Senator Lindsey Graham. She praised the podcast as the only one in her universe capable of deconstructing such breaking news. Her title, Dame Susan of the Soldner Wheel, was officially recognized during the executive producer credits.

Agitprop
Episode 1252 1:27:10 - 1:33:13

1252: Agitprop

Fox News Ad Allocation and Lindsey Graham "Lady G" Rumors

Despite advertiser boycotts of Tucker Carlson, Fox News reportedly reallocates those ad spots to other time slots, maintaining its overall revenue. Meanwhile, Sean Hannity remains largely untargeted by boycott campaigns despite his vocal support for the Republican party. Additionally, online rumors involving Senator Lindsey Graham and the handle "Lady G" have surfaced, though they remain unverified.

10th Anniversary
Episode 976 6:33:33 - 6:37:16

976: 10th Anniversary

Australian Road Trip and Canadian Copper Ban

An Australian listener recounts a U.S. road trip that led to his discovery of the show. A Canadian producer from British Columbia mentions the ban on copper pennies in Canada and requests a jingle featuring a screaming Korean news lady.

Mothership Uncloaking?
Episode 363 13:00 - 18:19

363: Mothership Uncloaking?

Lady Gaga White House Visit, Anti-Bullying Initiatives

Lady Gaga meets with White House staff to promote anti-bullying legislation and her new charitable foundation. The segment features a report on Jonah Mowry, a teenager whose video about being bullied went viral. The hosts criticize the initiative as a PR move for the administration and celebrities, noting the hypocrisy of public figures who mock others.

Syria Be Next
Episode 309 2:08 - 9:15

309: Syria Be Next

Genderless Child Parenting Controversy and Lady Gaga Promotion

A Canadian couple's decision to raise their baby, Storm, without a designated gender sparks international criticism and media coverage on ABC News. The hosts suggest the story is a "fractal" of 1970s social experiments and potentially a marketing promotion for Lady Gaga's "Born This Way" album.