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In this week's episode, we answer the great question that everyone has, how many nuclear bombs would it take to create a second Suez canal? From there, we explore the new executive order that was placed on guns in the latest form of gun control(18:00). We finish out the episode with an update on the Derek Chauvin murder case(1:38:00), and drew gives us his movie review of Godzilla vs Kong(1:50:00).
It turned out to be a slow news week but thankfully the culture wars continue to deliver solid content. Cuomo decided to stop kissing everyone and legalized cannabis in New York. The major news outlets have failed to cover the raising crime rate in the United States (44:20). Someone let the celebrities out of their palatial estates so they could be weird at the Grammy's. Also, Lil Nas X revealed a new music video and his new shoes and they're a hit! (54:34) Rob did his 23 and me and we immediately ignore his results and start talking about genetic diseases (1:14:00). Then we wonder where all the geniuses are and what the next great scientific discovery (1:19:00). Drew watched the Snyder cut and gives a brief review (1:28:00). We close show trying to replace the US mascot (1:38:00).
In this week's episode, we have a special guest who is a whiskey enthusiast that walks us through a special tasting. He explains the proper way to sample whiskey (28:15) as he guides us through six bourbons learning how to enjoy the flavors to get the best experience from each whiskey. He also covers the history of bourbon (22:30) and what the rules of bourbon are (54:45). It was a great podcast learning the details of bourbon I hope everyone enjoys it as much as we did recording it!
Whiskey list
The fellas come together and have a bit a military episode. The Iraq War turned 18 so we couldn't resist discussing how these controversial events have shaped significant parts of our own lives. The first hour is heavy on the military front. We discuss the nature of the Iraq Invasion and subsequent occupation and the latest controversy surrounding women in the armed forces. The second hour lightens up as we transition to current events and discuss the tragic shooting in Atlanta (1:13:00), the state of Covid-19 (1:23:35), and some miscellaneous topics! Thanks as always for the support! This Friday 3/26, join us live on Twitch at 8pm EST as we enjoy a whiskey tasting and learn the ins and outs of the stuff!
Long time listener and our old friend Ansell joins the show. He informs us about the differences in the various European skiing forms and explains why the Alps are the best mountains to ski. Next, we discuss the descaling power of Zoom social gatherings and which celebrity we want to meet (17:00). Ansell shares his experience learning the Wim Hoff Method with a bunch of influencers (25:57). Then Ansell takes us on Euro trip from an Auschwitz tour to skydiving in Normandy (45:37). Rob explains the importance of a car horn (1:08:25). We discuss the crazy internet videos we have seen including Ansell's favorite train platform video (1:14:44). Finally, we end with the question everyone is thinking, but one is asking. Should China be punished for causing COVID and destroying the global economy?
In this week's episode, we dive into the Curious case of Conrad Roy and explore the intricacies of the case and the implications moving forward. We next take on the topic of euthanasia and suicide in today's society (43:25). We leave the more morbid topics and switch gears to discuss the latest in the news with the most recent supreme court decision (59:00)and minimum wage increase proposal (1:06:00). We end the episode by discussing Present Joe Biden's first airstrike (1:33:00) as well as the progress of the COVID-19 relief package (1:37:00).
The gangs back to fill you in on our scruples with some of the weirdest things to go down this week. We catch up early in the episode and share some military stories. Biden bombs Syria and we naturally have takes (21:10). We spend some time discussing the Middle East in general (31:00) and Drew takes us on a trip down memory lane to his time in Musa Qala, Afghanistan (44:00). We hit some other odds and ends but spend the last hour discussing Biden's new Dept. of Labor Chief economist pick Janelle Jones and the spat between Rand Paul and Rachel Levine. We hope you enjoy it, because we had a ball making it for you!
This week we discuss what videogames the crew has been playing. Shocking absolutely no one Rob found a new survival game, Valheim and almost missed the podcast. Next, Drew commits to studying for the MCAT again, while Rob and Mike discuss finishing their last semester's of college. Is school even practical? (6:00). The crew stumbled across a Harvard working paper that postulates COVID transmission is caused by structural racism (19:27). Has Carl Hart PhD. tainted his research by admitting his is a heroine drug user? (29:28). Ted Cruz went to Cancun and now everyone knows the forecast in Texas (1:00:40). Mike poses every college's favorite philosophy question - can we engineer ourselves out of every problem? (YES!) (1:16:40). Finally, what is the Slate Star Codex? and this day in history.
New year, new us and in traditional Subtle Propaganda fashion we started the new year in February. Instead of investing in inflated GME stock we invested in the podcast. We thank our listeners, talk about changes we are making to the show, and our goals for the upcoming year.
We are back after a short break while we restructure and implement the feedback we have received so far with a recorded episode. We start off with Drew considering a career in zookeeping. We explore that for a moment before getting into GameStop and what's going on with Rob giving us the full details as well as scales and the difference between the "evil" wall street hedge funds and the average retail trader (15:45). Next, Rob gives us the complete behind the scenes of Robinhood and why they stopped trading (35:10). Finally, we close out talking about the recent politics with Biden's first 100 days, vaccines, a military coup, and lastly Drew this day in history.
New year, new Subtle Propaganda. Thank you everyone for your listenership and feedback. We have been working hard behind the scenes to make some changes and improve the content we bring to you every Friday.
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