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The "accountability" rage comes to a theater near you. Plus, half-assedly, Michael and Matt crown America's Worst Podcaster
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Matt Taibbi (United States) | Apr 17, 2026
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The media's fixation on sensationalism, like the Epstein case, distracts from more pressing societal issues that require attention.
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Podcasts that fail to engage thoughtfully can contribute to the erosion of quality discourse in an already polarized media landscape.
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The rising trend of cancel culture highlights the need for a balanced approach to accountability that respects free speech.
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Holding public figures accountable for their actions is essential for a functioning democracy and restoring public trust.
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The obsession with 'accountability' in media can lead to unjust public shaming, undermining due process.
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