Beware the Blogger's Bile, The Podcast
Joe and I discuss his last column here.
Names are named (Glenn Greenwald) and Joe's reporting techniques analyzed.
UPDATE: Sorry I don't have a transcript. I think those of you who enjoy scrapping with Joe will enjoy this episode just as much as his posts and columns, however. He does admit he hasn't read the comments in the thread about this column, so this exchange with me might be the only time he directly engages with criticism about it. Just FYI.
UPDATE UPDATE: Joe does read comments, generally, he just didn't read the thread directly relating to the "Bloggers' Bile" column, that's all. Also: We recorded this yesterday morning.
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