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Episode 8: Do Tweets Have a Statute of Limitations?

Former Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn and Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Josh Hader are the latest people to have old tweets come back to haunt them. The repercussions were vastly different for both guys but it raises an important question: what should the consequences be for offensive tweets, and how old should the tweet (or the individual) be for us to let it go?


Tim Molloy, Keith Dennie, and Aaron Lanton discuss if things are going too far and how societal evolution changes our collective judgement! Plus, Tim and Aaron read off their first ten tweets! Regrettably, Keith won't face this embarrassment because he never had a Twitter account.


Show notes

Disney Drops James Gunn From ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ Franchise After Offensive Tweets


Josh Hader Has An Awful, Racist, Homophobic Twitter History


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