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Morally Offensive

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What Makes a Film “Morally Offensive”? Two ex-Catholics ask this question every other week as they tackle the list of films “Condemned” or considered “Morally Offensive” by the Catholic Legion of Decency (RIP) and the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops. Not just a film podcast, hosts Bill and Cisco bring their mutual ex-Catholic backgrounds into play as they evaluate movies—from all-time cinematic heavyweights to films that were written off as “trash” upon their release. Each week, they exp ...
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The first draft of our future. Mapping the new world order through interviews and conversations. Every Thursday, from New York Times Opinion. Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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On "Hash It Out", Mac & Chu tackle the biggest stories in sports every week. They are biased, morally bankrupt and will most likely offend you. So why would you choose to listen to anything else?
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The only place to talk about the Cleveland sports scene is with Ken Carman and Anthony Lima. The two guide listeners through the ups and downs of being a fan of the Browns, Cavaliers, Guardians and Ohio State Buckeyes in Northeast Ohio. They'll help you stay informed with breaking news, game coverage, and interviews with top personalities.Catch The Ken Carman Show with Anthony Lima live Monday through Friday (6 a.m. - 10 a.m ET) on 92.3 The Fan, the exclusive audio home of the Browns, or on ...
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Mae West struts into the spotlight in I’m No Angel (1933), the pre-Code sensation that saved Paramount and scandalized the censors. Co-hosts Bill and Jess welcome Sara Shea of Shea Cinema to talk about Mae’s wit, sexuality, and the double entendres that made Catholic watchdogs sweat. Along the way we meet Joseph Breen and Will Hays, the moral gatek…
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In a heated segment, BT and Sal dissect the Mets' latest loss in Philadelphia, raising the question of whether manager Carlos Mendoza is the right man for the job. While Sal defends Mendoza, pointing to his "no-nonsense" demeanor and the team's overall talent, BT criticizes his in-game decisions, arguing they've been a detriment to a team that's al…
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Sal and BT argue about the Mets' recent struggles after a frustrating loss to the Phillies, with Sal maintaining that the team will still make the playoffs, while BT and other callers are less optimistic. A central part of the fiery debate is whether manager Carlos Mendoza is the right person for the job. Callers and BT point to questionable in-gam…
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In a spirited discussion, BT and Sal dive into the numbers behind Aaron Judge and Juan Soto, debating whether Judge's productivity has fallen more without Soto than Soto's has without Judge. They also touch on the disappointing Monday Night Football performance by the Bears and their highly-touted rookie quarterback, Caleb Williams. The segment con…
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BT and Sal get into a fiery debate about the Mets' recent struggles in Philadelphia, with BT arguing the team lacks a single defining strength and has been maddeningly inconsistent. Later, NFL analyst Brian Baldinger joins the show to dissect the Giants' "disgraceful" performance, particularly their embarrassing goal-line play calling, and offers a…
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BT and Sal tear into Russell Wilson's social media post about being "mentally tough," arguing that a truly tough person wouldn't need to tweet about it. The conversation then pivots to the Giants' long-standing offensive line problems and the growing pressure to bench Wilson for rookie Jaxson Dart. They also tackle the Yankees' struggles, with Sal …
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In today's call of the day, a frantic Mets fan named Dave calls in to express his frustration over the team's "mental breakdowns," comparing them to other recent New York sports collapses. Sal quickly calls out the fan, noting the team is currently in a playoff spot and that the fan is the one having a "mental breakdown" by worrying so much about a…
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BT and Sal ripped into Giants quarterback Russell Wilson after he posted a two-word tweet—"Mentally Tough"—following the team's abysmal season opener. Sal argued that a truly mentally tough person wouldn't need to announce it on social media, suggesting the tweet was a sign of weakness and a reaction to criticism. The hosts contrasted Wilson's self…
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Brian Baldinger joins BT & Sal to give a raw and unfiltered breakdown of the Giants' brutal Week 1 loss, calling their performance "terrible" and "the walking dead." Baldy rips into the team's play-calling, offensive line, and especially their goal-line struggles, arguing that the Giants should have just "shoved it down their throat." He contrasts …
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In a fiery segment of "Bald-Faced Lie, Bald-Faced Truth with Hoff," BT and Sal dissect the brutal realities facing New York's NFL teams. The debate rages over three statements: whether the Jets and Giants will both win a game before October 1st, if Justin Fields will throw for over 3,700 yards, and if Russell Wilson will throw for over 2,000 yards.…
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Sal and BT dissect the Monday Night Football game, zeroing in on the dramatic shift in momentum and the polarizing performances of the two rookie quarterbacks. They rip into the Bears and their new head coach, Ben Johnson, for a second-half collapse that allowed the Vikings, led by a revitalized J.J. McCarthy, to secure a comeback victory. The duo …
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The speakers debate Aaron Judge's statistical drop-off in the 2025 season compared to his performance in 2024, arguing that his dip in RBIs is directly related to the departure of Juan Soto. They contrast Judge's numbers with Soto's continued success with the Mets, suggesting that the "Soto effect" on offense was more significant than many initiall…
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In a fiery segment, Hoff declares the Mets' season is over, predicting they'll miss the playoffs despite currently holding a spot. He argues their recent struggles, a brutal remaining schedule, and a history of collapses make it an inevitable outcome. BT and Sal push back, but Hoff's "eureka moment" is based on the team's "unfathomably bad" fundame…
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BT and Sal get into a heated debate about the Mets' recent struggles and whether manager Carlos Mendoza is to blame. While Sal argues the team's bigger problems lie with inconsistent hitting and a flawed roster, BT insists that Mendoza's "sloppy" in-game decisions, particularly a confounding pinch-hitting choice, are a recurring detriment that coul…
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From 'WFAN Daily' (subscribe here): Sunday's in New York are not as fun as they used to be. Jets lose a nail biter, Giants lose a head scratcher, Mets lose final game in Cincy, but at least the Yankees won!Follow Hoff @HoffWFAN To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more abo…
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Sal and BT opened the show by eviscerating the Giants for their abysmal Week 1 performance against the Commanders, calling it a predictable and unwatchable display of offensive ineptitude that puts Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen squarely on the hot seat. The hosts contrasted this with the Jets' "tough but great" loss, highlighting the team's improved …
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Sal and BT absolutely ripped into the New York Giants after their Week 1 loss to the Washington Commanders, calling the performance "disgraceful" and "unwatchable." They argued that despite a new quarterback in Russell Wilson, the same fundamental issues that have plagued the team for years—a nonexistent offensive line, an inability to run the ball…
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Sal and BT dissect the Jets' week one loss, framing it not as a failure but as a "good loss" and a promising sign for the team's future. They argue that the low expectations and a new, respected head coach in Aaron Glenn are resetting the culture. While fans might be frustrated by a loss, the hosts focus on key positives like the offense's improved…
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BT and Sal tear into the New York football scene, lamenting the Giants' continued offensive struggles under Brian Daboll, which are so predictable they're compared to "eating the same meal." Sal argues the Giants' problems are a culmination of years of issues, while BT points out that Daboll's success with Saquon Barkley didn't transfer, and the te…
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In this segment, BT and Sal dive into the thrilling Bills-Ravens game, praising the high-level play of Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson. The mood then shifts as they react to Giants coach Brian Daboll's press conference, where he blandly confirms Russell Wilson as the Week 2 starter. The hosts express frustration with Daboll's lack of accountability an…
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In a predictably frustrating press conference, Brian Daboll confirmed that Russell Wilson will remain the Giants' starting quarterback for Week 2, despite an anemic six-point performance in the season opener. Daboll's defiant stance and refusal to hold the offense accountable, especially after the unit's third straight season opener without a touch…
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In a segment on the Giants' latest loss, BT and Sal discuss how reporters were prevented from speaking to rookie QB Jaxson Dart after the game. The hosts reveal that Dart was willing to talk, but the Giants' public relations staff stepped in and said no. While BT sees the move as a way to protect the young player from potentially misconstrued comme…
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In a somber moment, BT and Sal pay tribute to the passing of former Mets manager Davey Johnson. While acknowledging the sadness of the news, the conversation turns into a lively and authentic celebration of Johnson's legacy. Sal, who once interviewed Johnson, shares a personal and hilarious anecdote about the legendary manager, highlighting his no-…
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BT and Sal discuss the Jets' Week 1 performance, framing it as a positive step for a franchise with a history of failure. While the Jets lost, BT argues that the team showed "progress" and "hope," pointing to their readiness to play, no first-half penalties, and a strong offensive effort. Sal agrees that the team has a new feel, but both acknowledg…
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BT and Sal discuss the Jets' close loss to the Steelers, arguing that it was a "good loss" and a sign of a major cultural shift under new head coach Aaron Glenn. Despite the final score, they praise the team's effort, disciplined play, and offensive prowess. Sal and BT highlight the team's strong performance, especially on offense and with Justin F…
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Sal and BT debated the future of the Giants' quarterback position, with both agreeing that the fate of the coaching staff, particularly Brian Daboll, hinges on the development of rookie Jaxson Dart. Following a terrible Week 1 performance, the hosts and callers expressed frustration and a sense of "here we go again." While Sal argued that they must…
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