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In the run-up to the 2020 US Presidential Election, Tara Reade accused the eventual winner, Joe Biden, of a sexual assault, which she alleged took place in 1992, when Reade was working for his Biden's Senate Office. What happened next was a chilling series of events, exposing the interrelations between the Biden administration and the NGO complex, Hollywood and the Democratic Party, and the dark side of #MeToo. We were privileged to speak to Tara Reade about what happens to a person after they make an accusation like this.

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In the run-up to the 2020 US Presidential Election, Tara Reade accused the eventual winner, Joe Biden, of a sexual assault, which she alleged took place in 1992, when Reade was working for his Biden's Senate Office. What happened next was a chilling series of events, exposing the interrelations between the Biden administration and the NGO complex, Hollywood and the Democratic Party, and the dark side of #MeToo. We were privileged to speak to Tara Reade about what happens to a person after they make an accusation like this.

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This is the unlocked pt.1 of a 2-part interview. In our Patreon subscribers-only pt.2, we discuss the 2021 Capitol Uprising and 2020 election as 'deep events', plus Peter Dale Scott's current thinking on the Kennedy Assassination and 9/11, and what he left out of his previous writings on them. Scott also speaks about his collaboration with the Polish poet Czesław Miłosz, and the long view of human history he takes as a poet and literary scholar.

Unlocked pt.1: In a rare interview, Peter Dale Scott spoke to us about his half century-long project investigating the anti-democratic 'deep events' structuring the American Order: from the Kennedy Assassination to 9/11. We get his response to the right-wing appropriation of his work - from Alex Jones to Steve Bannon and Donald Trump - his candid appraisal of Noam Chomsky, and his intuitions about the direction the 'deep state' is taking today.

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In the subscribers-only second part of our Peter Dale Scott interview, we discuss the 2020 election and 2021 Capitol uprising as 'deep events', plus Peter's current thinking on the Kennedy Assassination and 9/11, and what he left out of his previous writings on them. Scott also speaks about his 1960s collaboration with the Polish poet Czesław Miłosz, and concludes with a spellbinding improvised lecture on the long view of human history he takes as a poet and literary scholar.

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Freudian psychoanalysis has a reputation as both an elite indulgence and as sexually normative and prescriptive. So what could it have to offer either trans people today or the poor immigrant residents of America's barrios? Argentine psychoanalyst Patricia Gherovici specialises in working with trans patients, as well bringing the perspective of South American "psychoanalysis for the people", which holds the exploration of the unconscious as a radically democratic act. In the first part of a two-part interview, David and James discuss how psychoanalysis can break us out of liberal platitudes in today's debates on trans.

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In the first of a series of discussions of philanthropists and non-profits, we teamed up with author and journalist Katie Roiphe to discuss the role of #MeToo discourse in the reportage of the divorce of Bill and Melinda Gates. On the way Katie discussed her own brush with the dynamics of #MeToo and her prescient critique of it in Harper's, and looked back on her tv debate from 1994 with Christopher Hitchens and Naomi Wolf. 

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A UK Labour Party update with economist, Joe Guinan, and the Last Good Man in Labour, leader of Preston City Council, Matthew Brown. We discuss what happens when a Left party goes Right, responding to Biden and Boris's spending splurges and the demands of the new Northern Right, PLUS how economic democracy and community wealth building might qualify demands to 'Defund the Police'.

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In Part 2 of our interview with Lacanian analyst Patricia Gherovici, we discuss the Black Mountain Institute director Joshua Wolf Shenk's exposure of himself while on a Zoom meeting in the bath, and Joe Biden as castrated father. This episode is a premium patrons-only episode, exclusive to subscribers on Patreon.com/ThePopularPod. Pt. 1, 'Trans Psychoanalysis', is now unlocked on your podcast app. 

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