Topic: Bumble

Bumble comes up in 4 chapters across 4 episodes of The No Agenda Show, from September 2009 to October 2021.

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Sandwich Generation
Episode 1388 • • 2:07:50 - 2:15:58

1388: Sandwich Generation

Potent Wizard, Southwest Pilots Lawsuit

The "Potent Wizard" from Massachusetts discusses the "Vaxmasteria" on dating apps like Bumble. The segment concludes with a donation from an airline employee, noting that the Southwest Pilots Association is suing to block vaccine mandates.

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Wappie
Episode 1349 • • 20:46 - 25:43

1349: Wappie

White House Partnership, Dating Apps Vaccination Badges

The Biden administration partnered with major dating apps including Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge to promote COVID-19 vaccinations among young adults. These platforms now offer badges for vaccinated users and premium content incentives, citing data from OkCupid that vaccinated individuals receive 14% more matches. Critics describe the move as a desperate attempt to leverage "fear of missing out" (FOMO) to reach the 70% adult vaccination goal.

Q Victims
Episode 1313 • • 14:25 - 16:17

1313: Q Victims

Global Town Square Failure, Bumble Politics Filter

The concept of a "global town square" is dismissed as unworkable due to human tribalism and algorithmic amplification of conflict. The dating app Bumble reportedly disabled its political filter after users utilized it to harass those with opposing views. An anecdote describes a date ending in a workplace retaliation threat over political differences, highlighting extreme polarization.

Fox News Babes
Episode 134 • • 48:20 - 51:53

134: Fox News Babes

TSA Security, Fluid Restrictions, and Laptop Inspections

Inconsistencies in TSA security screenings are highlighted through personal anecdotes of traveling with prohibited quantities of hair products and complex electronic equipment. While a 125ml bottle of hair product was ignored by screeners, laptops are strictly scrutinized. One traveler successfully transported an "Atom-based" Linux computer in a metal chassis without it being flagged or removed from the bag.

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