Our Week In The Web: April 1, 2016

It's no joke — we know that Twitter's prioritized timelines might be changing the way you see our content on that social medium, and we're curious about the way your feeds may have changed in recent weeks. We still aim to live tweet our broadcasts during airtime from 10 am to noon, ET, but we understand that the curated timelines might change the order those tweets appear in your mobile or desktop timelines. Is there a way we could deliver the same Twitter content in your feeds without dramatically changing the way we tweet. So are things changing? What works? What doesn't? Tell us here in the comments below, or @OnPointRadio!

1. Week In The News: Brussels Attacks, Obama In Cuba, March Madness (March 25, 2016)

2. 'Making America Great Again' With David Cross (March 25, 2016)

3. The Candidates' Tax Plans And You (March 29, 2016)

4. The Media’s Role In The 2016 Circus (March 31, 2016)

5. North Carolina, Georgia And LGBT Anti-Discrimination (March 28, 2016)

"I live and breathe music — there’s no office hours." — Andrew Bird

"What we can change are the structural issues that keep women in the back seat." — Natasha Lamb

"It's been a big day. A hi-point was talking to @tomashbrooknpr on @OnPointRadio, hearing callers from all over US on the #opioidcrisis" — Kelly McEvers

"If you pulled John Harwood aside at a party today, he’d say he was right in that debate." — Brian Stelter 

"San Francisco Giants It is an even year, you know." (Elizabeth Betsy Gleckler)

"can't be the first time" (@JeremyHPM)

"Why would anyone waste their time watching rubbish like this? Good lord people get life!" (Joe Roberts)

This beautiful, beautiful Facebook comment, posted on Twitter. (Twitter / Facebook)