Peddling Fiction Podcast

The longest teachers strike in Chicago in decades finally comes to an end. It may be good for teachers, but it's a disaster for the rest of us and a harbinger of what's to come for the rest of the country. 

Evidence of government failure is popping up all over the globe. I discuss the ramifications of the epic fail and how we can right the ship...and of course the failure of the corporate press to cover the death of Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi. 

Mark Zuckerberg was in the congressional hot seat this week getting berated by a bunch of idiots in congress. I break down what this whole charade is really about and do some berating of my own. 

Half of the last democratic debate was dedicated to bashing billionaires and bragging about how much of their stuff we're going to steal. In this episode I destroy Bernie's notion that billionaires shouldn't exist. 

I explore the incestuous relationship between companies and governments as it pertains to social credit scores and so-called Woke Capitalism and the profound effects it can and will have on your freedom. 

The Trump Derangement Syndrome has bled over into foreign policy and our strategy in Syria. The once anti-war left are now beating the war drums along side the Neocons. In today's episode I address all the insanity of our foreign policy and how once again, Trump has gotten The State to reveal themselves.  

New developments entice me to venture off into the land of impeachment once again. I also give some important updates on the status of the podcast. 

Official impeachment proceedings are underway. Just when you thought the insanity had peaked...we're apparently just getting started. 

Look out! I'm taking on the biggest existential threat in our lifetimes. The problem that is going to make the planet uninhabitable for our children. Yes. Climate Change...and a pretentious 16 year old Meryl Streep impressionist. 

The next entry in the Media Malpractice saga where I explore the latest round of media malfeasance, the proper role of the Supreme Court, and question the constitutional powers of the government.