COEXIST INC

Brother Isaac is joined by Brother mudfloodmemes to talk about how the world works. 

It's hard to know what's in the hearts of men (and Erika Kirk). They say they believe. Brother Isaac believes they really want to believe. But can one distinguish between true belief and internet induced hysteria? Who is more full of faith: the people who believed they would be raptured after learning about it on TikTok? Or the people who are convinced they discovered a new mathematical model after chatting with Grok for hundreds of hours?

Brother Miles Klee of The Rolling Stone discusses his work covering the many ChatGPT induced delusions, why they are not technically a form of psychosis, the upcoming legal battles facing Sam Altman and OpenAI and why he'd rather stick around earth for the rapture.

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Brazil is nuts, man.

But their respect for the law is putting America to shame. Just this month, Jair Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years behind bars for his part in the attempted coup and assassination plot of president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

To discuss the landmark ruling, Brother Isaac is joined by journalist Brian Mier, a journalist based in Brazil who has long documented the corruption of the Bolsonaro regime. He tells us why the Brazilian coup is different from the American insurrection, what America could learn from Brazil and why Glenn Greenwald is not to be trusted.

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Brother Isaac talks about the world's oldest profession in the 21st century with Sister Merrick DeVille. Merrick has been a sex worker for over a decade and talks about the labor conditions for strippers, porn stars and OnlyFans creators. She also gives solid and not at all scornful advice to men about what women want.

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Welcome to the internet. You are all online now.

Charlie Kirk's death is a Rorschach test. What do you want it to be?

Brother Isaac is joined by Dorian (@dankdeleuze) to discuss all the different interpretations of the latest spectacle. Was it a leftist? Was it a groyper? Was it Israel? Was it the deep state? Does it matter?

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Uh oh.

Quick thoughts on the Charlie Kirk killing.

And how 9/11 is now boring by design. Did we kill the significance of 9/11 with our little memes and jokes? Did we push 9/11 off the cliff with our edgy jokes? 9/11 meme sommelier, @breedingcastle, discusses why 9/11 is her favorite holiday and you can't stop her from enjoying the joke.

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Why do Epstein and aliens seem to orbit each other? Will this round of alien whistleblowing finally provide the necessary disclosure to prove the existence of ETs and alien technology? Do we live in an era of mass psychosis? Brother Isaac is joined by Brother Robert Skvarla to explain the always unexplainable and how to live in world without truth.

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Brother Isaac is joined by Brothers Brad (@brad_the_rambler) and Dorian (@dankdeleuze) to answer your most pressing questions. Who really runs the US? Did Trump come back from heaven? Is karma real? Hot Dog Loadout? And more!

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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is in its terminal season and Brother Isaac says not a moment too soon. Stephen Colbert is a husk of his former self. He once parodied bloviating conservative media pundits with deadpan perfection. Then, during the Obama and Trump years, he became a parody of the vacant liberal dem. One was funny, the other was not.

People are blaming Trump for his cancellation, and maybe that's true, but its unfortunate because he should have been booted by his own lack of comedic merit. Now, he gets to be a liberal martyr in the fight against the bad orange man. He should be so grateful.

To discuss the rise and precipitous fall of Stephen Colbert, Brother Isaac is joined by Brothers Ben and Jordano of Remember Shuffle. Be sure to follow them if you aren't already.

Burning Man is over. The Performative Male is dead. Brother Isaac is joined by his dear friend, Brother Herman Wakefield (@doomscroll_forever), to conduct a postmortem of this two awful things that they have to know about.