Steve Kastenbaum

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395 appearances 52 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

Steve Kastenbaum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 52 in all, peaking in Feb 2026 with 13.

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When I was like four or five, I could draw really well.
So I could draw Fred Flintstone and Snoopy.
And then probably a couple of years later, I started drawing them having sex.
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Last night, four Senate Republicans voted with Democrats to advance a resolution directing Trump to pull troops out of the conflict with Iran.
On the other hand, Trump has also repeatedly blown up their strategy for getting legislation passed, even while venting his frustration online with Majority Leader John Thune about not getting what he wants done.
The measure now heads to the president's desk for a signature.
So what will it actually do to help with housing affordability?
Good morning, Michelle.
Yeah, well, there are a lot of reasons the cost of homeownership has gone up.
Like, you know, mortgage rates have risen over the past several years.
Wages have recently fallen behind inflation.
The cost of land alone has skyrocketed about 75 percent since the pandemic.
And then there's the classic supply and demand problem.
The U.S.
is short millions of homes by some counts about four or five million units short of the demand.
And, you know, that sends prices up.
Well, probably the part of the bill that's gotten the most attention is that it will ban corporate investors from buying up tons of single-family homes.
Politicians like Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and President Trump have all blamed private equity for gobbling up these homes by putting down cash offers, and that also drives up prices.
So this legislation will make it so those big investors can't buy up more than 350 homes.
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