Donald J. Trump is flexing unprecedented power, backed by a Republican-led Congress and a conservative-supermajority Supreme Court. But could the ghost of Jeffrey Epstein be his unexpected undoing? This week, the gang unpacks the explosive controversy surrounding the Epstein files—exploring whether the most notorious pedophile in history is posthumously challenging the most powerful man in America.

(0:00:00) - Intro (Meredith's trip to Omaha, famous pedophiles, Jay's first time on meds)

(0:22:23) - Sounds of the Week:

• Bill O'Reilly pulls a Biden
• Stephen Colbert gets the boot

(0:40:56) - The Epstein files

Songs:

"Seventeen" by Winger

"Edge of the World" by Faith No More

"Expose Yourself to Kids" by GG Allin

Notes:

• Museum of Shadows (0:05:20)
• Jimmy Savile sexual abuse scandal (0:07:45)
• Marc Dutroux - Belgian serial killer (0:07:54)
• Trump claims Epstein files are faked, but many documents have been public for years (0:27:35)
• Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' is canceled by CBS and will end in May 2026 (0:31:11)
• CBS canned 'The Late Show' over tens of millions in financial losses annually — not Stephen Colbert's politics: sources (0:31:40)
• Here Are Final Late Night Ratings for Q2 2025 (0:32:40)
• What we know about Columbia's $221 million settlement with the Trump administration (0:34:24)
• 'South Park' skewers Trump after signing new Paramount deal (0:34:53)
• What Trump has said about Jeffrey Epstein over the years, including on 2024 campaign trail (0:41:37)
• Right-wing influencers get binders labeled "The Epstein Files," but downplay revelations (0:41:48)
• Attorney General Pamela Bondi Releases First Phase of Declassified Epstein Files (0:42:05)
• Bondi says Epstein client list 'sitting on my desk right now,' and is reviewing JFK, MLK files (0:42:20)
• FBI leaders say jail video shows Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide (0:42:31)
• Musk appears to delete X posts claiming Trump was in Epstein files (0:43:05)
• Department of Justice Epstein memo (0:43:36)
• The FBI's Jeffrey Epstein Prison Video Had Nearly 3 Minutes Cut Out (0:43:50)
• Trump Calls Questions About Epstein Investigation A 'Desecration' Amid Pushback From Right-Wing Base (0:44:08)
• Speaker Mike Johnson says he supports Ghislaine Maxwell testifying to Congress and demands the DOJ release everything they have on Epstein (0:44:14)
• Republicans Vote Against Amendment Calling for Release of Epstein Files (0:44:28)
• Donald Trump social media post blasting supporters over Epstein controversy (0:45:00)
• Trump announces he asked the Department of Justice to release Epstein grand jury testimony (0:45:53)
• Judge denies Trump admin bid to unseal Jeffrey Epstein grand jury transcripts in Florida (0:46:54)
• Sen. Richard Durbin's letter to to FBI and DOJ (0:47:26)
• Jeffrey Epstein's Friends Sent Him Bawdy Letters for a 50th Birthday Album. One Was From Donald Trump. (0:47:42)
• Trump sues Wall Street Journal and media mogul Rupert Murdoch over reporting on Epstein ties (0:47:55)
• An Accuser's Story Suggests How Trump Might Appear in the Epstein Files (0:48:17)
• Johnson shuts door on House vote before September on releasing Epstein files (0:48:27)
• House speaker starts August recess early to avoid Jeffrey Epstein votes (0:48:48)
• Deputy attorney general to meet with Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell (0:49:03)
• Justice Department Told Trump in May That His Name Is Among Many in the Epstein Files (0:49:11)
• House panel approves subpoena of DOJ for Epstein files (0:49:21)
• 63% Of Voters Disapprove Of The Trump Administration's Handling Of The Jeffrey Epstein Files, Quinnipiac University National Poll Finds (0:50:20)
• Claims That Vance Met With Rupert Murdoch Right Before WSJ Bombshell Lack Evidence (0:52:14)
• Pam Bondi gives credit to Marjorie Taylor Greene for dismissal of case involving COVID vaccine-denying doctor (0:54:33)
• Marjorie Taylor Greene demands the Epstein client list be released (0:54:45)
• Trump threatens to derail Washington Commanders' new stadium deal over team name (0:55:05)
• Trump administration releases FBI records on MLK Jr. despite his family's opposition (0:55:12)
• Gabbard threatens prosecution against Obama administration officials for 'treasonous conspiracy' (0:55:15)
• Trump posts AI video of Obama getting arrested in the Oval Office (0:55:23)
• Epstein lawyer: Bondi, Trump not withholding client list (1:02:17)
• Ghislaine Maxwell Can't Help But Notice Interview Room Covered In Plastic Sheeting (1:06:31)
• 'Ghislaine Maxwell didn't hang herself next week' (1:06:43)
• Jeffrey Epstein conspiracies: Was he an intelligence agent? (1:06:55)
• Who was Robert Maxwell? Ghislaine Maxwell's father, who had alleged ties with KGB and Mossad (1:08:20)

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Journalism's having a moment—and not in a good way. We're only halfway through the year, and mainstream media's already managed to trip over its own feet... again. Truth is, it's been a slow-motion train wreck for years, and a lot of the damage is self-inflicted. This week, the gang digs into how legacy outlets keep botching the basics, what they're getting wrong, and whether there's any hope of turning things around.

(0:00:00) - Intro (Meredith's Colorado porch pirate, hotels suck, immigration update)

(0:26:08) - Sounds of the Week:

• Joe Rogan disapproves of deportations
• Rep. Hakeem Jeffries Finishes Record-Setting Speech

(0:48:58) - Roles and responsibilities of mainstream media

Songs:

"A Letter to the New York Post" by Public Enemy

"Trouble Every Day" by Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention

"Dirty Laundry" by Don Henley

Notes:

• BYU Study: Using a gun in bear encounters doesn't make you safer (0:06:27)
• Safe travel in bear country (0:07:04)
• Kilmar Ábrego García alleges torture and abuse in El Salvador prison (0:16:57)
• ICE arrests 84 people in raid at Louisiana racetrack (0:17:25)
• Judge briefly blocks immigrants' deportation to South Sudan, but legal path eventually cleared (0:17:38)
• Reporter Is Detained by ICE After Reporting on Immigration Protest (0:17:55)
• 'What are they hiding?' Florida lawmakers shut out of Alligator Alcatraz (0:18:14)
• ICE is using no-bid contracts, boosting big firms, to get more detention beds (0:20:00)
• Text of the Big Beautiful Bill (0:20:25)
• Senate Approves Unprecedented Spending for Mass Deportation, Ignoring What's Broken in our Immigration System (0:20:50)
• Shortage of immigration judges could slow down Trump deportation goals (0:21:49)
• Mark Ruffalo slams Joe Rogan as 'a little late' after podcast host calls Trump ICE raids 'insane' (0:31:12)
• July 2025 FBI memo regarding the Jeffrey Epstein client list (0:34:10)
• Trump faces growing criticism from his base over Jeffrey Epstein files (0:34:10)
• Greene: People 'not going to accept' memo saying there's no Epstein client list (0:34:22)
• Cory Booker sets a record with marathon Senate speech protesting Trump (0:37:51)
• Dem lawmakers say their voters are threatening 'blood' and 'violence' over inability to hinder Trump: report (038:11)
• Hakeem Jeffries' Instagram post with a baseball bat (0:39:20)
• Trump suggests federal government could run New York City if Mamdani becomes mayor (0:41:58)
• Social media post claiming NPR botched reporting on Medicaid cuts in budget reconciliation bill. The actual report could not be found, so the claim cannot be confirmed. (0:58:53)
• 'A threat to public broadcasting': Nashville Public Radio fears funding cuts to NPR, PBS (0:59:55)
• The Overton Window (1:01:07)
• Yes, the media's Biden coverage was flawed. But its reporting on Trump was far worse (1:17:04)
• Don't blame the election on fake news. Blame it on the media. (1:17:29)
• 'The Interview': The Head of NATO Thinks President Trump 'Deserves All the Praise' (1:22:14)

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It's the Fourth of July Episode! What's more patriotic than liberal protests railing against the government and right-wing glorification of the military? This week, the gang talks about the nationwide No Kings protests and President Donald Trump's military parade. The discussion turns into a critique of the mainstream media and how they are dropping the ball in a big way.

(0:00:00) - Intro (protest traffic, Ty's conflicting feelings about a manchild Royals fan)

(0:20:28) - Sounds of the Week:

• "Rockstar" tells MAGA fans to fuck off
• Trump tells Tim Walz to fuck off

(0:41:40) - No Kings protests and military parade

Songs:

• "Kill the King" by Megadeth
• "King Nothing" by Metallica
• "Kings and Queens" by Aerosmith

Notes:

• Israel strikes Iran's nuclear sites, kills military chiefs and scientists (0:02:15)
• US E-4B 'doomsday plane' makes unexpected flight to DC as Trump weighs Iran strike (0:02:30)
• US Soldiers Post 'Steak and Lobster' Meal Videos — A Chilling Sign They May Be Headed to War? (0:02:57)
• Guys & Dolls (real dolls documentary) (0:15:14)
• MEGADETH's Dave Mustaine Is NOT A Republican! (0:20:35)
• Dave Mustaine: "Go into politics? They'd only bring up the fact that I did heroin" (0:20:35)
• MEGADETH's DAVE MUSTAINE: 'I Don't Put Any Political Party Favoritism Into My Lyrics' (0:20:35)
• Have Dave Mustaine's 'Political Viewpoints' Given the Megadeth Bandleader a Bad Rap? (0:20:35)
• Iconic 2000s rock singer says Trump supporters are NOT welcome at his tour (0:25:27)
• Dishwalla is not a Christian rock band. Although the song "Counting Blue Cars" is about God, it depicts God as a female. Ty was thinking about Jars of Clay and their hit song "Flood." (0:27:05)
• See Scott Stapp as Frank Sinatra in 'Reagan' Movie (0:27:34)
• Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman killed, State Sen. John Hoffman wounded in 'targeted political violence' (0:28:50)
• How US senator falsely claimed Minnesota shooting suspect was 'Marxist' (0:31:11)
• Who is Vance Luther Boelter, the man wanted in the 'assassination' of a Minnesota lawmaker? (033:10)
• President Donald Trump's Easter Day message on Truth Social (0:34:39)
• Hearing Completely Breaks Down As Marjorie Taylor Greene Accuses Frost Of Having Been In Antifa (0:35:33)
• Democratic US Senator Padilla forced to ground, handcuffed by federal agents (0:43:25)
• Official No Kings website (0:48:31)
• Military parade rolls through DC as 'No Kings' protesters across US decry Trump (0:49:50)
• Trump addresses huge military parade as protesters rally across US against his presidency (0:49:50)
• Digging into claims about crowd size at Trump's military parade (0:49:50)
• I calculated the rough size of the crowd at Trumps b-day parade. (0:49:50)
• White House director of communication's tweet claiming parade of attendance of 250,000 people (0:50:07)
• Trump gets his D.C. military parade, but "No Kings" protests cast shadow (0:51:09)
• Trump raged at Hegseth over birthday parade where military had too much fun: 'He's p***ed off at the soldiers' (0:51:29)
• Bragg Soldiers Who Cheered Trump's Political Attacks While in Uniform Were Checked for Allegiance, Appearance (0:55:00)
• No Kings Day attendance: Over 5 million turned out across US, organizers say (0:56:05)
• "No Kings Day" protests turn out millions, rebuking Trump (0:56:16)
• List of protests and demonstrations in the United States by size (0:57:55)
• 'No Kings' organizers say 60K people across Missouri, 17K in Kansas City attended protests (1:02:38)
• Trump vetoed Israeli plan to kill Iran's supreme leader, US official tells AP (1:09:22)
• House votes to kill funding for public media (1:12:00)
• Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media by Edward S. Herman and Noam Chomsky (1:13:22)
• Supreme Court upholds state bans on transgender care for minors (1:18:28)
• United States v. Skrmetti, Attorney General and Reporter for Tennessee opinion (New York Times references on pages 37, 42, 44, 47, 50 and 51) (1:18:47)

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Ty is out this week, but the show must go on, so Jay and Meredith take the helm and bring in special guest Chad (@cheatsy.bsky.social‬). It's June, so the gang discusses Pride Month, including some of the many challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community. This time, someone with direct knowledge and experience speaks about the main topic.

(0:00:00) - Intro (Ty is dead, SOTW welcomes Chad, Meredith and Chad are prepping for protests)

(0:17:20) - Sounds of the Week:

• Me Too is back!
• ICE protest in Los Angeles

(0:38:58) - Pride and other monthly observances

Songs:

"Ever Fallen in Love" by Buzzcocks

"Nancy Boy" by Placebo

"Be Aggressive" by Faith No More

Notes:

• Handcuffing a U.S. Senator Is a Warning (0:06:40)
• The Cult of Leto (0:21:55)

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It's Memorial Day Weekend! Like other summer holidays, people are hitting the roads and the skies to enjoy the three-day weekend away from home. Other people, like Meredith, are afraid to travel and staying home. This week, the gang discusses their traveling fears, including money, stressful itineraries, and dying. Air traffic controllers getting DOGEed isn't helping.

(0:00:00) - Intro (news update, Meredith totally doesn't have COVID, in memoriam car window decals, Tesla is the new BMW)

(0:26:29) - Sounds of the Week:

• Land of Hope and Dreams
• Graduates boo Columbia University head over protester's detention

(0:41:09) - Traveling

Songs:

"The Passenger" by Iggy Pop

"I've Been Everywhere" by Johnny Cash

"Highway to Hell" by AC/DC

Notes:

• Tufts University doctoral student out of ICE custody after judge orders her release (0:05:35)
• Georgetown academic released from immigration detention after judge's ruling (0:05:53)
• 2-year-old girl reunites with her mother in Venezuela after US deportation (0:06:22)
• Supreme Court rejects Trump bid to resume quick deportations of Venezuelans under 18th-century law (0:07:24)
• Trump admin deports Asian immigrants to South Sudan in violation of court order, lawyers say (0:08:03)
• ICE Arrests Mississippi Father at His Citizenship Hearing, Threatening Deportation (0:8:55)
• Dozens of white South Africans arrive in US under Trump refugee plan (0:09:50)
• Afrikaner Granted Refugee Status by Trump Is Linked to Antisemitic Posts (0:10:03)
• Grok Pivots From 'White Genocide' to Being 'Skeptical' About the Holocaust (0:11:00)
• Share of Total AI Chatbots Visits chart (0:11:15)
• ICE still plans to deport Georgia college student arrested after wrongful traffic stop (0:12:24)
• Trump administration bars Harvard from enrolling foreign students (0:12:55)
• Trump's attacks on Springsteen and Oprah aren't legally sound. That's not the point. (030:15)
• Ben Stiller "Legends of Springsteen" (0:33:01)
• Overview of Motor Vehicle Traffic Crashes In 2023 (0: 47:56)
• Airplane Crashes (0:48:33)
• How safe are hot air balloons? What to know before taking to the clouds (0:50:25)
• Risk and Recreation: What we know about mountain lion attacks in North America (0:51:42)
• Are plane close calls and crashes actually increasing? (1:08:45)

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Third places are neutral public spaces outside the home (first place) and work (second place) where people can gather and interact, e.g. churches, coffee shops, bars, parks, malls, movie theaters, clubs, etc. Since at least the 1990s, third places have been disappearing, leaving people nowhere to go. This week, the gang explores why third spaces are going away, what the consequences are and what can be done to get back to a world where people just simply hang out.

(0:00:00) - Intro (Jay's mouth got probed, to go or not to go to the doctor, news update)

(0:26:00) - Sounds of the Week:

• China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs' trade war propaganda goes viral
• Trump talks about due process for immigrant deportations

(0:49:20) - Third places

Songs:

"In the Mall" by Weezer

"Hanging Around" by The Stranglers

"Longview" by Green Day

Notes:

• Marjorie Taylor Greene's tweet about the Trump administration (0:15:05)
• House approves Marjorie Taylor Greene's bill renaming Gulf of Mexico as "Gulf of America" (0:16:30)
• Judge bars deportations of Venezuelans from South Texas under the Alien Enemies Act (0:17:37)
• Mohsen Mahdawi, Columbia student freed by ICE, feared citizenship interview was a 'trap' (0:18:06)
• Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win (0:18:35)
• Trump lashes out against "fake polls" as his approval ratings sink (0:19:30)
• Trump's first 100 days, in 10 charts (0:19:40)
• West Coast ports see cargo decline amid 145% tariff hike; truckers struggle for loads (0:31:55)
• Trump calls emptying U.S. ports a 'good thing' despite supply-chain panic because 'that means we lose less money' (0:32:05)
• Mark Cuban's Bluesky post on the tariffs' effect on transportation costs (0:32:23)
• How will Trump's tariffs affect grocery store prices? We explain. (0:35:50)
• Tariffs Could Open Door for Companies to Pad Profits (0:35:50)
• "The Great Good Place" by Ray Oldenburg (0:50:45)
• Americans are choosing to be alone. Here's why we should reverse that. (0:59:40)
• 'Friends' and 'Seinfeld' knew the cure for loneliness (1:00:10)
• Number of pubs in England and Wales falls below 39,000 for first time (1:01:55)
• Do Yourself a Favor and Go Find a 'Third Place' (1:02:45)
• KC property owners push for urban upgrades as street racing plagues Crossroads District (1:04:10)
• Vanishing third places and what can be done (1:11:36)
• Message from Brian: Back to Starbucks (1:17:30)
• Where Have All the 'Third Places' Gone? (1:18:00)

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Keeping good on his promise to purge the country of dangerous, illegal immigrants, President Donald Trump has executed a massive deportation campaign. However, Trump's immigration crusade may have gone too far, resulting in a constitutional crisis that has put potentially thousands of innocent people in the crosshairs, many of whom are U.S. citizens. This week, the gang breaks down the federal government's immigration crackdown and why every American should be concerned.

(0:00:00) - Intro (Artificial intelligence in Little League baseball, the workplace and Soundtrack of the Week)

(0:23:58) - Sounds of the Week:

• Steve Kerr on Harvard-Trump showdown
• El Salvador president Oval Office visit

(0:49:54) - Trump's deportation policy

Songs:

• "Eye of the Beholder" by Metallica
• "Run Like Hell" by Pink Floyd
• "Aginst Th' Law" by Billy Bragg and Wilco

Notes:

• AI Action Figure Trend, Explained — And How To Make Your Own (0:13:15)
• Advancing Artificial Intelligence Education for American Youth (0:16:25)
• Attacks on Harvard by Trump administration have built for months. A timeline of the dispute (0:26:30)
• Columbia University caves to demands to restore $400m from Trump administration (0:26:54)
• It was Big 10, not SEC, universities that signed a "mutual defense compact" against Trump (0:28:30)
• Duffy gives New York 'one last chance' to end congestion pricing (0:29:25)
• Noem v. Abrego Garcia opinion (0:39:48)
• What we know about Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador (0:42:15)
• Supreme Court 9-0 rulings aren't that rare (0:44:05)
• Zadvydas v. Davis (0:52:05)
• Detention of Rümeysa Öztürk (0:53:19)
• 2-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Deported 'With No Meaningful Process,' Judge Suspects (0:53:34)
• Boston immigration attorney, a citizen, told by DHS to leave the country in apparent mistake (0:53:47)
• What is the 1798 law that Trump used to deport migrants? (0:54:02)
• ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll (0:54:45)
• Trump administration reverses controversial termination of student visas (0:55:05)
• Trump's Job Rating Drops, Key Policies Draw Majority Disapproval as He Nears 100 Days (1:05:33)
• Trump floats plan for undocumented farm and hotel workers to work legally in the U.S. (1:08:49)
• Trump's social media post about deportation trials (1:10:35)
• JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon says it's now likely Trump tariffs will spark recession (1:12:03)
• DOJ ends Biden-era policy against subpoenaing journalists (1:13:12)
• 'No one is above the law': AG Bondi blasts judges accused of helping undocumented immigrants evade arrest (1:15:40)

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Democracy is on the line, so the left is doing the only thing they know to do: Protest! From the recent "Hands Off" movement to people demonstrating outside Tesla dealerships (and some setting Cybertrucks on fire), people are hitting the streets to express their disapproval of the current president. But are they affecting change? This week, the gang discusses the merits of protesting in the United States and what needs to be done to see action on Capitol Hill

Intro (white people love casserole, Metallica road trip, Jay's dentophobia, news update)

Sounds of the Week:

• Watch the moment Cory Booker ended his record 25-hour Senate speech
• Sen. Markwayne Mullin's odd history lesson

Songs:

"Fight the Power" by Public Enemy

"Killing in the Name" by Rage Against the Machine

"This Land is Your Land" by Woody Guthrie

Notes:

• Trump says he's considering ways to serve a third term as president (0:12:35)
• Federal prosecutors to seek death penalty for Luigi Mangione in UnitedHealthcare CEO's killing (0:13:13)
• 'Luigi Mangione Act' targets insurers who deny medical care (0:13:30)
• No bathroom breaks: How Booker accomplished record Senate speech (0:22:45)
• How Sen. Cory Booker prepared his body for record 25-hour-long speech (0:22:45)
• Ted Cruz quotes Dr. Seuss, "Duck Dynasty" on Senate floor (0:23:23)
• Republican moves to censure Rep. Jasmine Crockett over 'Hot Wheels' remark (0:34:10)
• AP wins reinstatement to White House events after judge rules government can't bar its journalists (0:34:40)
• US Supreme Court tells Trump administration to facilitate return of Salvadoran man deported in error (0:34:50)
• Here's what to know about Saturday's 'Hands Off!' anti-Trump protests (0:43:30)
• The 10 best and funniest signs from the US 'Hands Off' protests (0:48:28)
• 5 Calls app (0:51:03)
• Police and Protests: The Inequity of Police Responses to Racial Justices Demonstrations (0:52:56)
• US police three times as likely to use force against leftwing protesters, data finds (0:52:56)
• When Are Social Protests Effective? (0:53:55)
• French throng streets for International Women's Day rallies (0:54:30)
• What makes a protest movement successful? (0:55:25)
• Extreme Protest Tactics Reduce Popular Support for Social Movements (0:56:33)
• White Robes and Broken Badges: Infiltrating the KKK and Exposing the Evil Among Us (0:57:14)
• The '3.5% rule': How a small minority can change the world (1:03:55)

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Jay and Ty recently discovered they have a half brother that no one knew about for more than 30 years. How did they find out? Ty submitted a 23&Me. Ty sees nothing wrong with obtaining this information, Jay is vehemently against a corporation collecting DNA data and flipping families upside down, and Meredith tries to rein the two in. This week, the gang discusses the topic of data privacy, including how much data they are willing to give up and at what price.

0:00:00 - Intro (Harlem Globetrotters, Ukrainian ballet, Ty finally took time off work, super spicy food is dumb, feeding a cat a pill is a nightmare)

0:25:18 - Sounds of the Week:

• Trump 2028
• Billionaire explains DOGE

0:44:37 - Data privacy

Songs:

"Inhuman Creation Station" by CKY

"I Think I'm a Clone Now" by "Weird Al" Yankovic

"Clones (We're All)" by Alice Cooper

Notes:

• Missouri Farmer in Danger of Losing His Farm Due to Federal Freeze Blasted for Claiming He 'Didn't Have Time to Research' Before Voting (0:38:40)
• DNA testing site 23andMe files for bankruptcy protection (1:05:24)
• Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008 (1:06:45)
• Why I'm Not Deleting My 23andMe Genetic Data (1:07:10)
• Hacking healthcare: With 385M patient records exposed, cybersecurity experts sound alarm on breach surge (1:07:50)
• How to delete your 23andMe data after the company filed for bankruptcy (1:09:13)

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The gang is taking a break this week. Instead of leaving you hanging, Ty reached deep into the archives and resurrected an episode of the first edition of SOTW. Listen to Episode 147, where Ty, Jay and Meredith talk about the state of the nation ... in 2013! Needless to say, a few things have changed since then. Strap in for this one. The gang recorded for more than three hours every week back in the day!

0:00:00 - Intro

0:03:34 - Episode 147: You Say You Want a Revolution (Part I)

1:31:03 - Episode 147: You Say You Want a Revolution (Part II)

Songs:

"Sunday Bloody Sunday" by U2

"Fight the Power" by Public Enemy

"Blowin' in the Wind" by Bob Dylan

"Glad to be Gay" by Tom Robinson Band

"Problems" by Sex Pistols

"WInd of Change" by Scorpions

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