Chromatic Distortion

Chromatic Distortion

By Cory CaesarSociety & Culture
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Chromatic Distortion episodes

  • Ep. 56 - Waco: A Chronology of Events
    In this episode I give the most accurate, fact based chronological breakdown of the assault on Mount Carmel, where David Koresh, along with 76 others, including 25 children and 2 pregnant women, were brutally killed after a 51 day standoff with ATF, the FBI, the National Guard and an Army special unit division.
    1 hr 37 min
  • Ep. 55 - Conscription: Women Aboard
    In this episode I discuss the Commission on Military, National, and Public Service who recently issued an official report on whether America’s system of conscription should continue and, if so, whether women (along with men) should be subject to being drafted should circumstances warrant it.
    After months of study and deliberation, the commission answered yes to both questions.
    42 min
  • Ep. 54 - SnitchiLeaks: Emails Exposed
    In this quasi-bonus episode I reveal some of the emails leaked after a Sunshine request was made in St. Louis County, Missouri. The county established two ways for people to submit tips on non-compliant businesses and announced the creation of an online form and a dedicated email address for those tips in the last week of March.
    In a little over a week, those channels received more than 900 emails from the public snitches, and Chromatic Distortion has them all!
    50 min
  • Ep. 53 - House Parties, Pandemic Drones and Biblical Famine?
    In this episode I talk about breaking quarantine, video house parties, the “K-word” and it’s “new implications”, the government and their minority report aspirations releasing pandemic drones to monitor your temperature, blood pressure, heart rate and if you sneeze or cough to help “prevent” the spread of corona virus, the UN’s new report that we are on the verge of famine at a biblical level due to the world wide lockdown, and a housing bill introduced that allow the government to seize your property.
    1 hr 17 min
  • Ep. 52 - Hot Takes: FDR
    I get nice and comfy in the chair to talk some corona numbers, the mental health implications of 22 million newly unemployed, China’s potential oopsies, and give a hot take on FDR a few days removed from the 75th anniversary of his death. I finish the episode with a 7 min audio clip of Milton Friedman.
    1 hr 11 min
  • Ep. 51 - Austrian Economics and the Founding of a Movement
    In this episode I go over a brief history and founding of the Austrian School of Economics and how some of the most brilliant minds laid out the most detailed, critically thought-out economic system based on Human Action and individual choice. The only system that promotes your liberty and freedom.
    49 min
  • Ep. 49 - You’re as Essential as a Pencil
    While we are all forced into isolation I discuss the “essential employee” fallacy. I do this through an article written by Leonard E. Read entitled I, Pencil. Join me to see why no person on earth, has the know how to make an item as simple as pencil.
    32 min
  • Ep. 48 - That Corona Money
    Welcoming you back in the middle of a pandemic to bring you the hottest takes from my mouth to your ears. It’s been a long 4 months and the world has changed completely. In this welcome back episode I talk where this show is going and touch on the economic impacts that Covid-19 is going to leave us with. Tell your friends. Smash that share button. Don’t kiss your mother.
    40 min
  • Ep. 47 - The Toolbox Killers
    I’m back with the story of Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Nelson who cruised the streets of Southern California in their van which they nicknamed, “Murder Mack”, looking for female victims to kidnap, rape and murder. Join me as we take an in depth look into The Toolbox Killers.
    59 min

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A no filter, general topic podcast hosted by Cory Caesar. Current Events, History, Serial Killers, Documentaries, Society, Culture and all things that encompass the Human Experience. Join me as I take…