Daredevil Season 3 with Senior National Security Correspondent Spencer Ackerman

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Daredevil was Born Again in Season 3 of the Netflix series. From brown-washing the FBI to NY pizza history, questionable journalism to plot significant Abstract Art and, Catholic Symbolism as far as your radar can sense. Who better to talk about it all than Pulitzer Award winner Spencer Ackerman, Senior National Security Correspondent for The Daily Beast (and lifelong New Yorker). Stay till the end for Spencer's shocking assessment of Iron Fist Season 2. And a predictably high amont of art history lessons from me.

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