🎙️ Episode 5: Puppet Master – We the Silenced
by Olga Foreign | Who Yelling Now? Podcast
🕰️ Runtime: 9 minutes 48 seconds

“They wrote the roles. We memorized the lines.
But I’ve read the script. And I’m not playing it anymore.”

This episode cuts deep—and doesn't apologize. In just under ten minutes, Puppet Master – We the Silenced invites listeners into a poetic reckoning with the invisible hands shaping our lives.

Olga Foreign walks the tightrope between art and outrage as she deconstructs the global distractions, political theater, and emotional manipulation that keep people quiet—complacent—while the powerful profit. Through eight original spoken word pieces, this episode calls out:

🧵 The strings pulled to divide communities and start wars
🧠 The psychological grooming of citizens into silence
🎭 The performative power plays of leaders who start wars but never bleed
📵 The erosion of identity, privacy, and empathy
💰 And the mass monetization of misery—from Diddy’s trial to foreign airstrikes

It’s not a call to war. It’s a call to wake.
A call to wonder who benefits from our silence, and to question the roles we’ve been handed.

Whether you are a poet, activist, artist, or ordinary listener trying to make sense of extraordinary times, this episode asks:

“Are we shouting at each other just to avoid yelling at the truth?”

Olga Foreign steps onto the stage with fire and clarity, asking not for war—but for witness.
We the Silenced explores how "We the People" have been cast into roles designed by profiteers, leaders, and ghostwriters of chaos. From warlords in suits to kings of silence, this is not a performance—it’s a protest.

What if the strings we see are just the ones they let us notice?

What if our silence isn’t peace—but programming?

🎧 Listen. Reflect. Refuse the role.

“We have every right to be angry. But we also have the right to redirect that anger—to use it, not be used by it. The puppet strings may be tangled. But the scissors? They’re in our hands.”