October 24, 2009

Podcast: Trigger Options, Obama Conspiracy Games, and Climate Cover Models

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On this week’s podcast with David Corn and Kevin Drum:

Which health care reform gun is attached to the trigger option? Who’s behind the new World-of-Warcraft-like Obama conspiracy online game? And what will Inkblot and Domino be doing for Saturday’s International Day of Climate Action, other than posing naked on the cover of Mother Jones?

Listen to the latest Week-In-Review podcast here, then put your family pic on a Mother Jones magazine cover through MoJo‘s cool new planet-saving Facebook app and consider online holiday cards done this year.

Laura McClure hosts weekly podcasts and is a writer, editor, and sometime geek for Mother Jones. Read her recent investigative feature on lifehacking gurus here.

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