Our Week In The Web: December 19, 2014

We usually use this space to talk about trends or habits on our digital space this week, but instead we're going to talk about something completely different. (And now, we're not going to talk about the final episode of Serial.) Rather, we're here this week to say sorry for sharing weirdly incorrect links. Our internal Content Managing System offers helpful, easily shareable links for all of our programs. But this week, for whatever reason, we shared incorrect links at multiple times. We'd like to blame the CMS, or Twitter, or our email client, but really, it was a personal flaw. And for that, we're sorry. The best way this can resolve itself? You find a new hour of our program and get 45 new minutes of audio bliss. The bad? Your attempts to read or share or listen to a particular hour were foiled by technological mishap. We're leaning strongly on the former, but we get if you don't agree. Mea culpa, dear friends. Mea culpa.

1. Week In The News: 'Torture Report,' Cromnibus And The End Of #OccupyCentral (December 12, 2014)

2. Beverly Johnson And The Bill Cosby Scandal (December 16, 2014)

3. The CIA Itself On The Senate's 'Torture Report' (December 15, 2014)

4. Let's Talk Chicken (December 12, 2014)

5. The End Of Garbage? How To Live A Greener Life Now (December 11, 2014)

"If you're looking for courage in the Hollywood Hills, you better pack a lunch." — David Carr

"The media often portrays inheritance planning as a problem of the wealthy. But everybody owns things." — Lori Anne Douglas

"I do have a special place in my heart for reggaeton...I work out to reggaeton." — Jasmine Garsd

"Derek Jeter is almost the embodiment of perfect." — Kevin Blackistone

"be bad, it saves Santa work ;)" (Lynn Brunsen)

"I miss Hugo the Hornet. Hugo was a Henson shop creation. I hear Charlotte roughed up his look, which is a shame." (@jasonmsaul)

"I wasn't going to see it because it looked like a waste of $13" (Josh Gray)

"Has anyone considered that this is James Franco's most elaborate media hoax?" (@fuzzo)

This year in review feature on the things that made us outraged, both online and off. (Slate)