Brilliant Idiots
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NO ADS - SCHULZ'S BACK, Mamdani's Momentum, Street Fighter Filming & Every1's Still In Their Bubbles
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SCHULZ IS BACK, BABY! We're talking Street Fighter, filmmaking being difficult, how the discourse around the passing of Charlie Kirk shows that we're still in our bubble. We also discuss the Ezra Klein & Ta-Nehisi Coates conversation, how the Dems are failing to exploit any advantages they have, Mayor Adams drops out of the NYC mayoral race, Mamdani living up to expectations & The Kardashians going after Ray J. Peace to you all!
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The Brilliant Idiots podcast is hosted by Charlamagne tha God, host of Power 105.1’s radio show, The Breakfast Club & internationally touring stand up comedian & Flagrant's Andrew Schulz.
From music, comedy, relationships, to pop culture, politics and current events, everything is on the table for analysis. But take what you hear with a grain of salt, because while their perspectives are often brilliant, they're liable to be idiotic too.
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