In this week's episode of Subtle propaganda, we talk about Yellowstone park stories (10:00), wolves and bear stories (16:00), Bear drowning elk follow up story (28.09), COVID stories, Political foreign policy (49:03), Post-debate opinion Election predictions and polarization (56:00), loss of the middle ground (1:17:25), predictions of what the reaction from the general population after the election (1:25:30), Will the 2nd amendment get overturned (1:26:49), Military stories from deployment (1:33:48).

We changed things up this episode and each of us decided to cover famous/infamous mountain men. We start off talking about Joe's new puppy, finding a research topic for Mike, and Drew gives a Yellowstone update. Then we take turns reciting the history and the legend of Beaver Dick, Jim Bridger, John Wesley Powell, and Jeremiah Johnson. The episode ends discussing John "draft dodger" Wayne, Hunter "dumpster fire" Biden, and "ACB" Amy Coney Barrett.

In this week's episode of Subtle propaganda, we talk about virtual exam proctoring services, Leif Erikson, psychedelic mushrooms, stoned ape theory, The 25th amendment, Presidential debates, The polarization of the population, The New England Journal of Medicine endorsement, COVID, and the stimulus bill.

We discuss the consequences of drinking and getting old, diversity and parity, what happens if Trump dies, censorship, American exceptionalism, art talk, and women in the military. 

0:54-2:00 Patty Mayonaise's goodbye

2:01-4:00 Rob drank 18 beers in a few hours

4:01-5:31 Bloodmarys 

5:32-10:36 Trashcanistan (California)

10:37-16:20 Diversity and parity

16:21-32:26 What happens if Trump dies

32:27-49:10 Robespierre/censorship

49:11-1:05:13 COVID-19

1:05:14-1:18:51 Art talk

1:18:52 Women in the military

The battle over personal privacy has begun. The NSA has remained undefeated in its invasion of our personal privacy. However, a new challenger, remote learning, has found a way to proctor your privacy away. Rob shares his boat story (24 min). Losing military weapons and camel spiders (36 min). Next, we make bold Breonna Taylor predictions and roast LeBron James for his horrible political opinions (54 min). The show ends with a discussion about SCOTUS term limits and presidential debates (1:18).

Have you ever wondered about presidential debates, where they get their structure, and the moderators barraging the candidates? We answer these questions and so much more in this week’s live episode!

In this week’s live episode Drew gives us a Yellowstone National Park update and at around 34 minutes we received the news of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing. Although this huge development stole the early part of the show, we focused a great deal of our time on presidential debates and their moderation.

Under normal circumstances we aimed for one long form episode a week but we just couldn't get enough. Our good friend Ryan joined to listen in and pose some questions as we explore more on policing and politics. 

Although we cover too much to list, we discuss the LASD assassination attempt, Blue Lives Matter Laws, Covid-19 update, and Joe Rogan's offer to host a presidential debate. We hope you enjoy this episode because we had a ball making it.

Our first live episode which ran on the 19th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. The crew dives deep into the tragedy that occurred that day including survivor stories and then shuffles through topics like police brutality and government overreach. We hope you enjoy our first time through because we sure did!