Share of analysed episodes per month, Oct 2025 to Sep 2026: 2 of 3,515, 0 of 3,382, 2 of 3,624, 1 of 3,900, 1 of 4,019, 0 of 4,487, 0 of 4,163, 2 of 3,983, 1 of 4,048, 1 of 4,252, 0 of 4,175, 0 of 4,345.
Individuals are fundamentally responsible for their own actions, outcomes, and life circumstances rather than blaming external factors.
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Jamarcus Russell takes personal responsibility for his performance and acknowledges he could have been a better player if he had put in more effort.
“everything that went wrong like if i could have done better like say if it was to watch more film to make my game better if it was to be in better shape or whatever it may have been like i take fault in it”
The Pivot Podcast · Jul 2022 · 1 episode · 2.8M views on this topicThe core issue facing the country is a lack of personal accountability, as people are focused on pointing fingers instead of fixing the problems themselves.
“With a million micro issues in play the biggest problem miscount this country faces right now is accountability everyone is so busy pointing their fingers at someone else that they've forgotten to fix the real issue themselves”
Impaulsive · Jun 2020 · 1 episode · 1.6M views on this topicTaking responsibility for one's life and choices is a core attribute of being a man.
“I'm a man because I'm I'm accountable. I'm responsible. You understand what I'm saying? I go to work. I make my own money. I take care of myself. You know, if I owe you, I'mma pay you. If I offended you, I'm apologize to you. That's what men do.”
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime · May 2026 · 1 episode · 360K views on this topicTrue accountability means taking responsibility for one's actions, regardless of the difficulty or the potential for harsh consequences.
“what transcends whether it's uh the math or getting along is accountability of your actions every action uh on the other side has a reaction”
Soft White Underbelly · Nov 2024 · 1 episode · 301K views on this topicThe guest explicitly accepts full responsibility for the choices that led to her car accident and her current state of health.
“One thing I take accountability for what happened. It's my fault. But I got to live with this every day.”
Soft White Underbelly · Apr 2025 · 1 episode · 226K views on this topicEntities and powerful figures frequently evade accountability, causing systemic harm and preventing justice for those they impact.
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Wealthy and powerful figures are essentially above the law because they control the information and power structures that would otherwise hold them responsible.
“If the entire power structure of the world is somehow implicated in this, they're not letting it out. They're not letting it out. Nobody's letting it out.”
The Tim Dillon Show · May 2025 · 2 episodes · 1.5M views on this topicCommanding officers are often held accountable for issues while their superiors avoid similar scrutiny, creating a displacement of loyalty toward the institution over the Constitution.
“I think that's what we saw in our case was well the institution decided we're going to go with this narrative doesn't matter whether it's true or not now we have to defend the institution's decision and we're going to follow this through all the way to the end even when it made no more rational sens”
Shawn Ryan Show · Feb 2025 · 1 episode · 370K views on this topicJimmy Dore argues that the Romanian Angels charity was likely an intelligence operation protected by powerful interests that avoided investigation after an abrupt closure.
“The charity shut down with no records, no investigation, and no answers. This isn't a coincidence.”
The Jimmy Dore Show · Jan 2026 · 2 episodes · 349K views on this topicAnnie Farmer argues that the lack of institutional recognition of failures and the refusal to investigate past injustices causes further harm and betrayal to survivors.
“I think the reason that, you know, people did feel so upset after the meeting was this sense of this This was another betrayal”
MeidasTouch · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 148K views on this topicThe CDC is responsible for current public skepticism regarding vaccines due to their past behavior.
“You want to know why people in America might have vaccine hesitancy or skepticism right now? It's their fault for lying to us, for silencing discussion, silencing debate, and demonizing anyone who dares to question whether the current policies are the appropriate policies or not.”
LARRY with Larry O'Connor · Sep 2025 · 1 episode · 57K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
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