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News Without Dates is a podcast about events that never expire. It removes timestamps from headlines to reveal a disturbing truth: much of what we call “current affairs” is endlessly...
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News Without Dates is a podcast about events that never expire. It removes timestamps from headlines to reveal a disturbing truth: much of what we call “current affairs” is endlessly repeating human behavior. By stripping news of dates, locations, and urgency, the show exposes patterns of fear, power, outrage, hope, and forgetting that persist across decades.
This podcast is not about what just happened it’s about what is always happening.
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This podcast is not about what just happened it’s about what is always happening.
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13 JAN 2026 · This episode dissects the anonymous voices that dominate modern news: experts, sources, officials, analysts presented without identity, accountability, or permanence. By removing dates, the episode exposes how authority is borrowed, recycled, and protected through vagueness. It questions whether expertise is informing the public or insulating power from scrutiny.
This episode is not anti-knowledge.
It is about knowledge without ownership.
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13 JAN 2026 · his episode explores the most powerful sentence in modern media: “This story is still developing.”
Not as information but as a psychological holding pattern. By removing dates and updates, the episode reveals how perpetual incompleteness keeps audiences suspended in concern without resolution. It examines how uncertainty becomes a tool, how waiting replaces understanding, and how stories are kept alive just long enough to prevent closure but never long enough to demand accountability.
This is not about breaking news.
It is about unending news.
News Without Dates is a podcast about events that never expire. It removes timestamps from headlines to reveal a disturbing truth: much of what we call “current affairs” is endlessly...
show more
News Without Dates is a podcast about events that never expire. It removes timestamps from headlines to reveal a disturbing truth: much of what we call “current affairs” is endlessly repeating human behavior. By stripping news of dates, locations, and urgency, the show exposes patterns of fear, power, outrage, hope, and forgetting that persist across decades.
This podcast is not about what just happened it’s about what is always happening.
show less
This podcast is not about what just happened it’s about what is always happening.
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