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  • Episode CCLVI: Casket surfing bundle of sticks

    We discuss a protest against Elon Musk held at a Tesla dealership in Northeast Ohio. Over 150 protesters from various local Democratic organizations gathered to voice concerns about Musk's role as an unelected official in the Department of Government Efficiency under the Trump administration. The protesters claim Musk has unchecked power and access to sensitive data, while potentially benefiting from inside information. However, the protest does not appear to have impacted Tesla's stock or sales, and Musk remains in his position. "Everything I don't like is a fascism."

    Jay & Chris discussed a case where a young woman, Bianca Ellis, was accused of fatally stabbing a three-year-old boy in North Olmstead, Ohio. Ellis was found to be competent to stand trial following inpatient treatment. Jay expressed frustration that the perpetrator should not be alive & suggested more appropriate methods of justice, such as a public execution. They also discussed David Hogg, a newly elected Democratic National Committee vice chair, who was accused of using DNC contact lists to solicit donations for his own Political Action Committee. They also discussed the issue of gun control and its implications in the United States. They expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of gun control measures. The conversation ended with a light-hearted exchange about the influence of celebrities on political decisions. The discussion moved to the avian flu & its impact on the food supply, particularly on chickens & other birds used for consumption. They speculated on the reasons behind the flu's selective targeting of these birds & questioned the role of windmill farms in the decline of migratory birds. They also touched on the topic of California's budget & the spending on healthcare for undocumented immigrants. They expressed skepticism about the possibility of change in California's political landscape, given the state's reliance on the Democratic party.
    Finally, the hosts chat about their respect for animals, particularly sharks. They condemn the actions of a Canadian tourist who lost her hands trying to photograph a shark in shallow waters. The hosts emphasize the importance of respecting marine life and following safety advisories. They humorously suggest that people who oppose government spending audits should take up shark photography. The conversation then shifts to a brief discussion about hollow Earth theories and Antarctic conspiracies, which Chris links back to flat Earth beliefs.

    https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/02/citizens-rally-against-elon-musks-growing-government-influence-at-lyndhurst-tesla-photos.html 

    https://www.yahoo.com/news/skyrocketing-healthcare-budget-illegal-immigrants-214844526.html?guccounter=1 

    https://nypost.com/2025/02/15/us-news/david-hogg-uses-dnc-platform-to-pump-own-leaders-we-deserve-pac/ 

    https://www.gbnews.com/news/trans-woman-accused-raping-schoolgirl-under-13-sexually-assaulting-young-boy-hull 

    https://x.com/nypost/status/1890019606296740111 

    https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2025/02/woman-accused-in-north-olmsted-child-stabbing-death-ruled-competent-trial-date-set.html?utm_campaign=clevelanddotcom_sf&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter 

    https://www.instagram.com/p/DF_FyXjvwX1/?igsh=QkFPcjRFSFlVbg%3D%3D 

    https://www.ladbible.com/news/animals/turks-caicos-shark-attack-bit-hands-240314-20250214 

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    1 hr 3 min
  • Episode CCLV: Environmental news w/professor Dave

    Professor Dave joins us to discuss current global issues, including health concerns and environmental challenges. The conversation shifts to discussing the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and their growing influence. David also mentions the Great Green Wall initiative in Africa's Sahel region, where local communities are working to combat desertification by digging small depressions to collect rainwater and planting native vegetation. This effort aims to reverse environmental degradation caused by overgrazing, deforestation, and climate change in the region. David shared his research on the Chinese Green Wall, which he found to be unsuccessful due to the use of non-native trees. He also discussed the Line project, a proposed city in Saudi Arabia, which he deemed unlikely to succeed. The conversation then shifted to desertification and its impact in various continents, including Australia and Africa. David highlighted the importance of integrating economic, social, and environmental incentives in environmental projects.

    https://www.un.org/africarenewal/sahel

     

    https://www.nationalsecurity.gov.au/what-australia-is-doing/terrorist-organisations/listed-terrorist-organisations/boko-haram

     

    https://www.lemonde.fr/en/france/article/2023/09/05/how-france-was-driven-out-of-the-sahel_6124522_7.html#

     

    https://www.sciencenews.org/article/africa-great-green-wall-trees-sahel-climate-change

     

    https://www.worldagroforestry.org/news/kenya-community-regrew-its-forest-and-redefined-reforestation-success

     

    https://www.justonetree.life/where-we-plant_kenya.html

     

    https://www.justonetree.life/where-we-plant_kenya.html

     

    https://www.unccd.int/

     

    https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/kenya-tree-planting-reforestation/

     

    https://www.crisisgroup.org/africa/east-and-southern-africa/kenya/what-behind-kenyas-protest-movement

     

    https://www.sciencenews.org/article/planting-trees-climate-change-carbon-capture-deforestation

     

    https://www.businessinsider.com/saudi-arabia-neom-the-line-urban-design-linear-pros-cons-2024-6

     

    https://www.npr.org/2022/07/26/1113670047/saudi-arabia-new-city-the-mirror-line-desert

     

    https://www.neom.com/en-us/regions/theline

     

    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-04-05/saudis-scale-back-ambition-for-1-5-trillion-desert-project-neom

     

    https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-17/green-walls-in-china-and-africa-keeping-deserts-at-bay/11602796

     

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    1 hr
  • Episode CCLIV: Goyim Defense League w/Bobby form FDG

    The group expressed frustration with people claiming to be experts on air traffic control and aviation, especially in the context of the recent DC crash. The discussion also touched on the tragedy of the crash, with Jay and others sharing their thoughts on the incident and the potential causes.

    Jay introduces a discussion about Altoona-style pizza, which is described as an affront to traditional pizza. The group watches a video showcasing this controversial pizza style, which features American cheese, salami, and green peppers. The members express strong disapproval and disgust towards the pizza, comparing it to a culinary war crime. They humorously discuss potential ways to protest or punish the creators of this pizza style, including creating a mock awards show called "The Knobbies" to shame the offending pizzerias.
    We Cover actions of the "cucumber bandit" in Washington, DC, and the shift in the left's stance on vaccinations. They also discussed the potential effects of tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China, with a focus on the impact on consumers. The team also shared amusing reviews of the book "Pow Wow Chow" on Amazon. The conversation ended with a discussion about a woman in France who was scammed out of £700,000 by a fraudster posing as Brad Pitt, claiming he needed the money for cancer treatment.
    The conversation then shifted to a scientific discovery of a fungus that manipulates spiders' behavior, leading to a discussion about the potential risks of this fungus spreading to humans. The team expressed their concerns about the fungus and its potential impact on society.

    https://www.popsci.com/environment/zombie-spider-fungus/

    https://youtu.be/ILbfCskOq34?si=jL8-OwVUZDIuFS3P

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    1 hr 21 min
  • Episode CCLIII - Ross on his way home

    The discussion ended with Jay suggesting that Eric Holder, a former US Attorney General, should be put on trial and executed publicly. After being found guilty, of course. That is the most important detail.

    Other details:

    The group discussed the recent pardon of Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the Silk Road marketplace, by President Trump. They acknowledged that the pardon was a result of the libertarian party's efforts to court political favor, and they praised the role of various individuals, including Angela Mcardle, in achieving this outcome. They also discussed the criticism from some quarters, but ultimately agreed that the pardon was a significant achievement for the libertarian cause.


    Jay discussed President Trump's executive actions in his first week, which included revoking Biden-era policies and dismissing some federal workers. These actions were seen as a continuation of Trump's previous term strategies. Some of the policies were specific and within the President's power, while others were more symbolic or faced legal challenges. They also highlighted Trump's withdrawal from the World Health Organization and the Paris Climate Agreement, as well as his plans to halt spending under the Democrats' climate law and increase fossil fuel industry leases. The conversation also touched on the environmental impact of wind turbines, with Wilford mentioning that the materials used are not recyclable and that there are "graveyards" of wind turbine blades in Wyoming and Texas. The group expressed concerns about the harm caused to migratory birds and whales by these turbines.

    The group discussed the implications of Trump's executive order ending Federal censorship, which has been met with mixed reactions. The order aims to prevent government intervention in social media content, but its impact remains uncertain. Lake also touched on Trump's definition of sex as male and female, and the potential impact on transgender students. Furthermore, jay mentioned Trump's hiring freeze, particularly affecting the Internal Revenue Service, and the repeal of the rule allowing transgender troops to serve openly in the military. Lastly, Jay brought up the CIA's assessment that the COVID-19 pandemic is more likely to have originated from a lab rather than nature, and the potential implications of this finding.

    In the meeting, jay expressed frustration about the censorship and control of narratives during the Covid-19 pandemic, comparing it to an experiment in fascism. Wilford and Angel agreed, recalling instances of censorship on YouTube and the arbitrary nature of Covid-19 restrictions. Jay criticized the hypocrisy of those who value free speech but only when it suits them, and the potential for political influence on tech giants. The group also discussed the upcoming political campaign of Amy Acton, who was criticized for her role during the pandemic. 

    We discuss actions taken by Donald Trump after his re-election as President. Trump issues a blanket pardon for most individuals convicted in relation to the January 6th Capitol protests. He also reverses his stance on TikTok, allowing it to continue operating in the US. The administration implements strict immigration policies, including border enforcement and deportations. Trump threatens tariffs on Canada and Mexico, revokes security protections for former officials John Bolton and Mike Pompeo, and initiates significant cuts to the federal workforce, particularly targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

    In the meeting, Jay discussed a recent school shooting in Nashville, where a 17-year-old black student, Solomon Henderson, opened fire in a high school cafeteria, killing one student and injuring another before taking his own life. Henderson had been in contact with the shooter from the Abundant Life Christian School shooting in Wisconsin and had expressed violent white supremacist beliefs, self-hatred as a black person, and hatred towards Jews and other minorities. The meeting also touched on the debate around gun control, with Jay pointing out that the gun used in the shooting was registered in Arizona in 2022 and its whereabouts after that are unknown. 
    They also discussed various topics including UFO sightings in New Jersey, the possibility of government involvement, and the potential for extraterrestrial life. They also touched on the Franklin cover-up and the idea of government-created false memories.

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    59 min
  • Episode CCLII: the writers club w/LJ Byers

    LJ discusses his journey as a first-time author and the creative process behind writing his recently published fantasy novel -Gristholme. He shares insights into character development, world-building, and finding the right balance between descriptive details and leaving room for readers' imagination. While excited about the book's release, LJ also acknowledges the challenges of learning the business side of publishing. The group looks forward to doing a future episode with an in-depth discussion of the book's plot and themes. LJ Byers is a musician & writer & holds a Master of Arts in Political Science. Socials & book links listed below.

    @gristholme on insta 

    @Longstriderproductions on TikTok 

    https://shop.ingramspark.com/b/084?jQdDLsVMDRoWlNcbgH5QrmGZISfSc6skUaCM7viKx9t#

    https://a.co/d/cIdWkRa

     

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    1 hr 41 min
  • Episode CCLI: The Special Needs Pit Crew w/Bobby from FDG

    Bobby from Fairly Decent Golf joined us for a great conversation. We discuss Bobby's golf brand "Fairly Decent" and related merchandise. They talk about supporting each other's ventures, making fun content, and being a positive community. Jay mentions covering real topics on the podcast in addition to silly things. Bobby brings up controversial statements Lake has made, suggesting more people should have an open mindset like them instead of demonizing them. The conversation has an irreverent, provocative tone touching on sensitive topics like terrorism in a flippant way. We love Bobby and FDG, a real great friend who has been incredibly supportive of the slop Lake Erie Currents produces. The era of gay soap is over, stand by for something else. Who knows when.

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    1 hr 12 min
  • Episode CCL: drones & manifestos

    We discussed the manifesto of Luigi the assassin. They expressed skepticism about the authenticity of the manifesto and the circumstances surrounding the arrest of the suspect. Chris and Angel suggested that the situation might be a setup or a plant, while Jay raised the possibility of an MK Ultra operation. They also discussed the inconsistencies in the photographs released by the authorities. The group concluded that the majority of the Twitter sphere supports the individual and that the situation is not adding up.

    Pardons, Corruption, and Cares Act
    Then they chatted about the recent pardon of Joe Biden's son, expressing no surprise at the decision.
    The team discussed a case involving a corrupt county official, Jimmy Demora, who made about $450,000 from bribes, including trips to Las Vegas and the installation of an outdoor stonefire pizza oven in his backyard. The bribes were part of a larger scheme involving 60 politicians, government officials, and contractors. The discussion also touched on the role of a secretary who did not receive a raise and subsequently reported Demora's actions. The team humorously imagined Demora's backyard as a place for pizza and prostitutes, reflecting his priorities. The conversation ended with a shift to discussing a relative in the Garden State.
    Mysterious Drones Over New Jersey
    The segment discusses the mysterious drone sightings over New Jersey. They speculate that it is likely a government operation, possibly testing detection or evasion technology, rather than any foreign threat. A former CIA officer suggests it could be a classified exercise. Officials downplay concerns, calling the unease a "slight overreaction" while remaining tight-lipped about the origins of the drones under investigation. The FBI has received thousands of tips related to the sightings from New Jersey residents.
    Sarcastic Speculations on UFO Sightings. They speculate that a "Jewish housewife" attributed the drones to Iranians seeking revenge, disrespecting Hanukkah. They mock this theory, suggesting it is absurd for Iranians to attack with drones during the holidays. The conversation becomes increasingly absurd, with references to throwing pork rolls at the drones and imagining Italian-American reactions. They conclude the sightings are likely a government training exercise gathering data on public reactions. The discussion then takes an abrupt turn to pondering the existence of Soviet erotica.
    we got into the history and contents of the Spetskran, a secret collection of erotic materials in the Soviet Union. The collection, which was initially restricted to top party brass, was founded by the Bolsheviks and grew to house 12,000 items from around the world. The collection was eventually opened to the public, but its contents remained a secret. Lake also discussed the collection's acquisition, including the role of Nikolai Skordumov, who amassed the collection before his death in 1947. The collection's most recent editions date from the sixties to the eighties, when racy looking materials were confiscated at customs. The conversation ended with a discussion on how the Soviet government might have viewed the collection and its potential impact on society.

    https://www.themoscowtimes.com/archive/inside-the-soviet-unions-secret-erotica-collection

    https://www.foxnews.com/us/nj-drone-sightings-could-classified-exercise-former-cia-officer.amp

    https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice/2024/12/jimmy-dimoras-sentence-commuted-by-president-joe-biden.html

     

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    1 hr 7 min
  • Episode CCXLIX: the gentle moderate rebels & the Hit.

    Assassination of Healthcare Executive Discussed

    We discussed the recent assassination of a top healthcare insurance executive, Brian Thompson. They speculated that the shooter might be a professional, well-trained, and calm individual who knew what he was doing. They also discussed the possibility of the shooter being motivated by a personal grievance against the healthcare industry. The conversation then shifted to the public's reaction to the assassination, with some people expressing support for the shooter and others criticizing the healthcare industry. Jingle mentioned a report by the Network Contagion Research Institute that found six out of the top ten most engaged posts on Twitter about the shooting either expressed support for the killing or denigrated the victim. The discussion ended with a mention of a lookalike contest held in Washington Square Park, where some people celebrated the actions of the shooter.

    In the meeting, Jingle and Coque discussed the health insurance industry, comparing it to a Ponzi scheme and expressing their frustration with the system. They agreed that insurance companies often deny claims and fight against paying out benefits. Lady joined the conversation, sharing her personal experience with insurance claims and the need to negotiate with insurance companies. The group also discussed the potential consequences of AI and automation on jobs, with Lady questioning who would be held accountable for the loss of jobs. Jingle concluded the discussion by suggesting that universal basic income might become a reality due to the inevitable loss of jobs.

    Syria Conflict and Western Powers

    The gang also discussed the ongoing conflict in Syria, expressing their disgust and disbelief at the situation. They criticized the US and other Western powers for supporting what they considered to be "moderate rebels" who were, in fact, former Al-Qaeda affiliates. They also discussed the potential consequences of these actions, including the rise of open-air slave markets in Libya after the overthrow of Gaddafi. Jingle mentioned that he would remember those who supported this situation and check back in two years to see if his predictions were correct. The conversation ended with Jingle expressing his disgust and shame at the current state of affairs.

    https://news.sky.com/story/amp/who-are-the-syrian-rebels-claiming-control-of-damascus-13265314

    https://metro.co.uk/2024/12/02/make-tiny-models-beetles-holding-sex-toys-a-living-22103687/

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/forbesliveteam/2024/10/31/2024-forbes-cio-summit/?

    https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/07/us/suspect-search-unitedhealthcare-ceo/index.html

     

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    1 hr 16 min
  • Episode CCXLVIII: the Ohio toilet bill

    We discussed the new toilet bill for chicks with dicks, new information regarding DB Cooper, a stupid hunger strike on an Antarctic cruise, Kash Patel as the potential next FBI director, trying to make sense of who is who and who is backing who in the flareup of the Syrian Civil War. Finally, thanks to the Jacobin for the laughs on Gen Z and its adoption of Fascism. Or something like that..

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    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-kash-patel-fbi-director-b2656674.html

     

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/cruises/onboard-the-hunger-strike-antarctic-cruise/

     

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/whats-happening-in-syria-what-to-know-about-the-complex-long-simmering-civil-war/ar-AA1v4o2T

     

    https://jacobin.com/2024/11/gen-z-internet-politics-fascism

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    1 hr 23 min
  • Episode CCXLVI: mixtape w/Professor Dave

    Professor Dave joins us to give us some weird news regarding an Emu jail break, monkeys, Abkhazia news and a wild story about a German fellow that made his way from the SS to a certain intelligence agency in Western Asia.

    https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/georgian-breakaway-abkhazia-protesters-refuse-leave-parliament-2024-11-16/

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    1 hr 15 min

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Discussions among good friends, sometime with guests, covering contemporary news, information, culture, the odd & obscene, conspiracy theories & historical topics. We also cover a lot of U.S.…