Subtle Propaganda

Subtle Propaganda

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Subtle Propaganda episodes

  • It's a Lectern Not a Podium!

    One hell of a week! We discuss, in three parts, the violent situation that unfolded in D.C. this past week. We open up a tough topic—What should sedition look like? (13:35) Something we hope to visit in more detail in the future. Drew gets us organized as we dive into the antecedents of the violence (23:41), what unfolded the day of (49:31), and what our expectations are for the future (1:18:26). If you're worried about our democracy, come allow us to assuage those fears and fill you in on all you need to know. As always, a huge thanks from the crew for tapping in!

    1 hr 56 min
  • We Still Remember 2020 Like it was Yesterday

    We welcome 2021 by opening with reviews of our favorite games, movies, books and pretty much anything in pop culture in the last year. After that we go into the ethics of Para Military Contractors (PMC) and the difference between them and mercenaries. Hello 2021 and screw off 2020. Its going to be a new year!

    2 hr 4 min
  • The Snowden Question
    It's finally here! This is the episode where we try our best to answer if President Trump should pardon Edward Snowden. But the gang starts off recapping their Christmas. Ammo prices are raising and Amazon keeps getting bigger. Columbia University has a tuition strike on its hands. Why is the Stimulus Bill over 5,000 pages? Rob gives us the deets on unemployment and economics.
    2 hr 5 min
  • A History of Violence

    In this week's episode, we dive into cyberpunk's console lunch failure—Sony and Microsoft's response to the disaster and the current gaming environment. We switch to aliens. Are aliens real? Did Trump know about them? Is that why we have the Space Force? Space exploration is stupid and a waste of time(19:29). Then we consider the lead gas hypothesis. Is violence related to leaded gas (56:09)? What do you know about the lewis and Clark expedition? Drew and Rob provide the details(1:21:00). Finally, we wrap up with some conspiracy theories and the question, "Should Snowed by pardoned" we all answered and will be going more into why or why not next week.

    2 hr 2 min
  • Stay Negative
    Drew became a Thanksgiving statistic and contracted the Coronavirus. He explains his symptoms, the testing process, and quarantine life. Then the crew discusses Pfizer’s fancy vaccine and says goodbye to the Arecibo Observatory. Rob and Drew highlight the accomplishments of Christopher Columbus and give the devil his due. An Instagram thot got murdered, and an Onlyfans thot stopped a robbery. George R.R. Martin is fat and lazy. The crew has a spirited discourse on PEDs and a 4-day workweek.
    1 hr 53 min
  • The Art of Not Being Governed... Among Other Things

    In this week's episode we catch up with one another about our Thanksgiving escapades before moving headlong into some wonderful content. Drew was lucky enough to score a dub and snagged a PS5 but that couldn't keep our attention as we quickly pivoted to the Middle East, Obama Era foreign policy, and doctrines of warfare more generally. We wrapped up with the week's hottest news on Astra Zeneca, Iranian scientist assassination and much, much more. Just a heads up to our loyal listeners: we had some technical issues while transitioning our recording and editing services to provide our listeners with better content. Thank you all so much for bearing with us as this episode does have some audio quality issues.

    1 hr 45 min
  • Honing the student debt, what's an endowment?
    The crew attempts to layout the nuances of college debt and tackle the long-term consequences of college debt. Floyd Mayweather has found a way to extend his boxing career into his 40s. Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, but the secret police to make sure you’re not hiding more than 10 people under your floorboards. We introduce our dear friend Dave spoiler alert; he has Moobs. Then we share our workout routines and provide life-updates. The show ends with a lesson in endowments and more student loans.
    2 hr 3 min
  • Friday the 13th: government efficiency

    It's Friday the 13th and all we want to talk about is our favorite government agency the TSA (0:10). We're all on the Trump accountability list and Rob called the top right corner of the mass grave (0:24). Gina Carano could be gone-o. Joe provides a baby update. We discuss what the military took from us and what we took from the military (0:40). Baby Yoda commits genocide (1:11). The New Assassin's Creed Ragnorok is the best AC (1:13). Will COVID-19 usher in a new roaring 20s and cultural revolution? Braining storming our escape from corona-land.

    1 hr 51 min
  • They even cry when they win
    The irreverent conversation continues when Bobby from our military days joins the podcast. We kick off the show talking about who is winning the balding war between Rob, Joe, and Bobby. We share our favorite kids on a plane story. Eventually, introduce Bobby and all he wants to talk about is bees. Who murdered Joe’s cat? Van Jones even cries when his party wins an election. Media vs activism. We argue about drug legalization. Lastly, Bobby gives us the skinny on making your own hooch and brewing beer.
    1 hr 58 min
  • Player 3 has entered the game

    This week it's Drew, Mike, and Joe. Rob decided that he needed to get out of the COVID epicenter and go hang out with his real friends in a cabin in the woods. However, we had our buddy Poon fill in, and some people say it's our best episode to date. We start off talking about Yellowstone is closing, Chicago is a great city sometimes, exchange train stories, and the Floridaman. Poon provides an update on Commistan California and his exit plan. Alex Jones on JRE was annoying. We give our election predictions, which lead to foreign policy and the Treaty of Versailles. The show ends with our favorite war movies and the Mandalorian.

    1 hr 55 min

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Subtle Propaganda is an irreverent and ill-advised discussion of current events, pop culture, news, politics, military culture, video games, and fight videos. Rob, Drew, Mike, and Joe share their…