Fault Lines

On this episode of Fault Lines, host Jamarl Thomas discusses the current take on the management of the Covid-19 virus, some of the many aspects that go into a space mission from the mindset of the astronaut, and Canada’s position on UFOs and extraterrestrial life.


Guests:


Shobhan Saxena - Journalist on trade, culture, music and football | Covid Right Now, Who is the Real Winner?


Katherine Rahill - Professor, Doctor, Senior Scientist at NASA | The Psychology of Space


Daniel Otis - Journalist on the whole spectrum | UFOs in the Great White North


In the first hour we were joined by Shobhan Saxena who pointed out that after more than a year of Covid19 some countries are surprisingly doing much better than others, and some not nearly as good.


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Dr. Katherine Rahill for an invaluable perspective on the effects of space travel, cellular radiation, mars and moon missions, and much more.


In the third hour we were joined by Daniel Otis in a discussion about UFO sightings in Canada and what the country is doing as a whole to respond to it.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan talk about accusations of ethnic cleansing in Ethiopia, the further admittance by the government of the existence of alien life, the dangers of the Mexican election, and the suppression of a voting infrastructure bill by Senator Joe Manchin.


Guests:


George Kidane - co-creator of Zena Natsnet | The Conflict in Tigray


Mick West - Author, debunker, retired videogame designer, and operator of Metabunk.org | ET Hypothesis & UFO Report


Wyatt Reed - News analyst and producer for By Any Means Necessary | Mexican Elections


Joel Segal - Former congressional staffer, author, architect for passing Obamacare | Manchin vs Voting Rights


In the first hour George Kidane joined the show to discuss the state of Ethiopia and the TPLF in the outbreak of accusations of ethnic cleansing occuring there.


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Mick West in a debate with Jamarl Thomas on the existence of extraterrestrial life and supposed alien sightings.


In the third hour we were joined by Joel Segal to talk about the recent blocking of a voting rights bill by Senator Joe Manchin and what this means for Joe Biden’s future actions/inactions. We were then joined by Wyatt Reed for a discussion on the Mexican elections and how dangerous they could be for candidates.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan talk about the campaign to keep Donald Trump off social media, the latest in human rights in Ethiopia, The elections and unrest based in Mexico, and the ineffectiveness of Biden in unifying Congress.


Guests:


Ted Rall - Political cartoonist and columnist | Campaign Kicks Off to Keep Trump off Facebook


Teodrose Fikre - Co-Founder and former editor of GhionJournal.com | Latest on Ethiopia


Wyatt Reed - News analyst and producer for By Any Means Necessary | Mexican Elections


Kim Iversen - Independent journalist and host of the Kim Iversen Show on YouTube | Biden Narrows Infrastructure Package


In the first hour Ted Rall joined the show to discuss the push to keep former president Donald Trump off of social media in a review of the Facebook and Twitter decision to silence him.


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Teodrose Fikre concerning questions of human rights specifically in the Tigray region, as well as the response from the Ethiopian government. Then Wyatt Reed gave his report from Mexico about their upcoming elections and the unrest that has broken out around this.


In the third hour we were joined by Kim Iversen in a talk about Biden’s ineffectiveness to get things done as a direct result of his personality and inability to rouse Congress. The conversation then turned to censorship on social media platforms and the Fauci email.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan talk about the summit meeting of Biden and Putin, the future of Israel's government, a shift in the media regarding the origins of Covid-19, and corporate America usage of the LGBTQIA+ community as a public relations tool.


Guests:


Bryan MacDonald - Head of the Russia desk at RT online | Biden and Putin at Geneva


Miko Peled - Human rights activist and author | The Future of Israel’s Government


Peter Coffin - Youtube comedian and author | Media Pivot on Lab Leak & Corporate Pride


In the first hour Bryan MacDonald joined the show to discuss the upcoming meeting of Putin and Biden in Geneva as well as Russia’s opinion on the situation in Belarus


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Miko Peled to talk about the future of the government for Israel. Will Benjamin Netanyahu be deposed?


In the third hour we were joined by Peter Coffin to talk about the shift in the media narrative regarding the origins of Covid-19, and the use of the Pride movement by companies as a PR alignment method.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan engaged with the political sphere in Belarus, the European Union’s Covid travel certificates, the Tulsa Race Massacre, and a compilation segment to close out.


Guests:


Alexander Mercouris - Editor-in-chief at TheDuran.com | Political Persecution and Political Theater in Belarus & Covid Travel Certificates


Michelle Place - Executive Director of the Tulsa Historical Society and Museum | Tulsa Race Massacre


Bob Schlehuber - Host of Political Misfits | Biden on Tulsa and the wake of January 6th


In the first hour Alexander Mercouris joined the show to discuss the political climate and its effects in Belarus, as well as possible restrictions to come regarding world travel and vaccine passports


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Michelle Place to talk about the Tulsa Race Massacre and the necessity to remember the true meaning of Greenwood today.


In the third hour we were joined by Bob Schlehuber for a rapid fire discussion on the 2020 election, Myanmar, the Capitol riot and many other issues.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan talk about Danish secret service spying on EU officials, the state of the country a year after the killing of George Floyd, the question of determining political identity and critical race theory.


Guests:


Peter Oliver - European Union correspondent for RT News | Denmark Spying Scandal


Elbert Guillory - Former member of Louisiana state senate and house of representatives | 1 Year Out From Floyd


Adam - Event coordinator and creator of Independent Left News | Does Policy Alone Make A Lefty?


In the first hour Peter Oliver came onto the show to have a conversation about spying on the EU and specifically, german politicians, that was enacted by Danish secret service.


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Elbert Guillory to talk about the state of the country one year after George Floyd as well as the progression of Defund the Police and escalation of force during a police encounter.


In the third hour we were joined by Adam for a discussion on leftist identity. We were also joined by Fault Lines producer Austin Pelli for a discussion on race and critical race theory

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan talk about the future of presidential policies...or lack thereof, Biden’s budget plan and the race question in America.


Guests:


Ted Rall - Political Cartoonist and syndicated columnist | Back to the Future of Policies


Margaret Kimberley- Columnist and editor for Black Agenda Report | Biden’s 6T Budget & 1 Year After George Floyd


In the first hour Shane and Jamarl discussed the issue of the party system and the longevity of humanity. Can civilization exist infinitely?


In the second hour Fault Lines was joined by Ted Rall to talk about the inability to please the left as a politician for them, and a lapse in new ideas coming from the oval office.


In the third hour we were joined by Margaret Kimberley who offered insight on critical race theory and what it means to be white.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan open the show with a heated discussion on China regarding the Uyghurs, then move to Donald Trump’s contract with America for reelection, and close with ideas on how to fix the current resiliency of the workforce and what inflation means for these people.


Guests:


Joseph Leibowitz - Foreign relations lobbyist specializing in US and China relationship | Is China Committing Genocide against the Uyghurs?


Carmine Sabia - Writer and editor at large at SabiaReport.com | Trump’s Contract with America


Mark Frost - Entrepreneur, economist, professor and marine | Wages in America and Inflation Today


In the first hour Fault Lines brought Joseph Leibowitz into the conversation about the relationship between the US and China and the hard-hitting topic of possible genocide in the country.


In the second hour we were joined by Carmine Sabia to talk about Donald Trump’s plans for the next election and how he is working with Newt Gingrich to create a new “Contract with America”.


In the third hour we had a conversation with Mark Frost concerning the minimum wage and the seeming absence of the work force coming out of Covid.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan discuss the modern version of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, the standoff between Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummings, and the ever evolving situation between Palestine and Israel.


Guests:


Raffaele Mauriello - Professor, author and renowned specialist on International relations, Iran and Islam. | Latest on Indirect Talks for JCPOA


Alexander Mercouris - Editor-in-Chief at TheDuran.com | Cummings Contra Johnson & EHRC Vindicated Snowden


Mohamed Mohamed - Executive Director of the Jerusalem Fund & Palestine Center | Blinken Meets Abbas and Netanyhu & Politics of Gaza and West Bank


In the first hour Raffaele Mauriello joined Fault Lines to offer the perspective of Iran on America’s Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, as well as the mindset of Hamas sympathizers in the Middle East.


In the second hour we were joined by Alexander Mercouris to discuss both the accusations hurled at Prime Minister Johnson by Dominic Cummings and Edward Snowden.


In the third hour we had a conversation with Mohamed Mohamed about the delicate situation between Israel and Palestine and all the complexities that factor into it.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Shane Stranahan discuss how to prevent crime from alternative perspectives, how defunding of the police should change, discrimination in Covid business relief, Backpacking across the Pacific Crest Trail, and the copying of individuals to create an utopia of emulations.


Guests:


Joel Segal - Former congressional staffer and author | Discrimination in Policy


Michelle Witte - Host of Political Misfits and News Analyst | Backpacking


Robin Hanson - Professor of economics at George Mason University | The Age of Em & The Great Filter


In the first hour Jamarl and Shane discussed poverty in America and how the Defund the Police movement can evolve through time in the country.


In the second hour we were joined by Joel Segal to discuss the discriminatory aspect of some of Biden’s Covid relief packages. Michelle Witte also joined the show to tell the story of her backpacking trip on the Pacific Crest Trail.


In the third hour Fault Lines heard from Robin Hanson to discuss his book The Age of Em which explores what a societal future can look like if emulations of a human conscience can be achieved and put to work.