Our Week In The Web: August 21, 2015

This isn't the first time we've wondered this, but we had to wonder it again if you click links we share, both on Twitter and on Facebook. The responses from some of our followers suggest you don't, which is totally fine, but the often angry and accusatory reactions and comments to posted links — both internal show postings and external article links — leads us to believe that you mostly comment first, and click later, if at all. We wouldn't bother to wonder, but the strong and occasionally outraged tone of some of your reactions makes us question our web practices. Do you skim first, comment second, and read and / or click later? Or are you just looking to be angry at somebody, and our disembodied web voice provided that outlet? Let us know here, or respond on Facebook, Tumblr and @OnPointRadio (which we know you'll probably do, anyway!)

1. Week In The News: Trump On Top, China's Currency Flux, A River Runs Orange (August 14, 2015)

2. Our Dating Demographic Dilemma (August 14, 2015)

3. Amazon And The Future Of American Work (August 19, 2015)

4. Trump's Turn On Immigration Policy (August 19, 2015)

5. Black Lives Matter And The 2016 Election (August 17, 2015)

"If I walk down the street wearing a bikini, I'm still a director." — Rose McGowan

"If all lives mattered, if that was true in practice, we wouldn't be in the streets." -- DeRay Mckesson

"Seeing these new opportunities open up to let soldiers just be soldiers is really nice." — 1st Lieutenant Christina Tremblay

"Tom I agree with your guest that no matter color, sex or sexual orientation if they want to defend our liberty God Bless!" (@anthonyfogus)

"I was hoping you'd have her on soon. She is a maverick shedding light on Hollywood's hypocrisy." (Megan Hill)

"Now we gotta get that guy to put up an avatar. @JackBeattyNPR."(@puxxled)

"Trump is right about the H1B visa abuse." (Eva Sawicka)

"This is the most Facebook post in the whole thread." (Bob Terrell)

In the future, the Internet will be televised. (Medium)