This is an encore episode. To listen to the original podcast from July 30, 2021, click here.
Last year, Gov. Gavin Newsom and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia duked it out on Twitter over vaccines.
Find out why politicians thrive on spewing COVID-19 falsehoods and why regular Joes are using codewords like Maxine instead of vaccine and Moana instead of Moderna with former White House COVID-19 adviser Andy Slavitt.
The "In the Bubble" podcast host explains why he's not too concerned about vaccinated folks getting COVID-19 and why requiring vaccinations or regular testing for city and state employees is the right move right now.
Southern Californians may be short on time but they are never short on curiosity. Every Friday, Spectrum News 1 political reporter and anchor Alex Cohen gives listeners the important local news and information SoCal needs to know in one fell swoop.
In just about 17 minutes, listeners will get informed on the issues affecting Southern California. Featuring occasional interviews with SoCal newsmakers, “SoCal in 17” is the definitive weekly podcast for those living in and around Los Angeles.
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IN THIS EPISODE
- Andy Slavitt’s twitter: @aslavitt
- Watch the video Andy and Alex discuss
- A list of code words people use to discuss vaccines without being flagged
- In the Bubble podcast
- Gov. Newsom and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Twitter feud