Newsweek

Prozac came out.

Prozac was on the cover of Newsweek.

yeah

then of course the internet gets out there and so all these things kind of came together uh to help inform and educate and allow people to talk about now you could talk about depression

those.

Yeah, and people were writing about it and people were writing about their own personal experiences.

You didn't have to be a popular writer to get an article in Newsweek or Time or Get a book published.

And these are people's experiences in talking about it.

Okay, that's enough.

Zach, 51 years ago in 1975, this singer got a huge career boost from being featured on the covers of both Time and Newsweek magazines.

Probably had a baseball cap hanging out of his pocket.

The Boss, Mr. Springsteen.

They're using mystical tactics to find a love.

And this is a study that's been covered just recently by CNBC and Newsweek.

Sources like datingnews.com and some of these dating apps now are using psychic AI.

Folks, not a good trend.

Yeah.

In the 70s, Time and Newsweek had on...

the next ice age was coming.

And that evolved into, oh, we're going to burn up, and the planet's going to burn.

Sunshine of My Life, both on that.

For David, Newsweek and Time, today in 75, featured Bruce Springsteen on the cover of the magazine after the release of the album Born to Run.

1982, Prince releases 1999.

That gave us the title track in Little Red Corvette.

It's also the home of the key locations of Cooper's Old Time Pit Barbecue, which has found itself at the center of a political conflict making national news.

In this case, Brendan Cole at Newsweek writes that Cooper's corporate management issued an apology earlier this week after its New Braunfels store hosted a campaign event last Saturday for Ken Paxton.

which Senator Ted Cruz and Republican Congressman Daryl Issa of California also attended.

Again, New Braunfels is known for being pretty MAGA-friendly, and video posted by the New Braunfels' Harold Zeitung shows a big turnout for this event.

So the other thing that I found interesting, this actually happened this week.

Newsweek cover shows the leftists as socialists.

And you had Mondami, you had AOC, you had Bernie.

It appeared to be Kamala Harris, but upon further research, they said it wasn't her, but it looks a lot like her.

have always had a good experience with it.

And even with the tough part, one of the old sayings, I remember years ago when Arch Moore and Jay Rockefeller were running against each other, there was a national story in either Newsweek or Time, and And the opening line was, in West Virginia, politics is a contact sport.

And I always liked that.

Yeah, yeah.

Is absolutely in favor of Trump and that there's data to back this up, that Trump is up big in urban areas, something like 20 percent.

This is from Newsweek, according to Echelon Polling.

Well, that's great.

That's wonderful.