Join Lionel for an entertaining and informative critique of modern society's decline in curiosity and imagination. This episode asks why we've traded sophisticated political thought and classic deep cinema for "Tik Tok and blast" and trivial celebrity news like the Jimmy Kimmel story. Lionel covers everything from defining arts and crafts and reminiscing about sophisticated cartoons like Rocky and Bullwinkle, to the early days of exposing the secretive Bilderberg meetings. Tune in for a nostalgic look back at a more creative time, featuring stories of writing letters to J. Edgar Hoover and making sock puppets, so you never have to wonder what the heck is going on here.

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Lionel delivers an entertaining and informative hour questioning society's loss of imagination and inquisitiveness. Why are we focused on trivial gossip (Jimmy Kimmel) instead of critical global issues? Lionel and his callers explore the depth of the past, from defining "arts and crafts" and uncovering forgotten secrets like Bilderberg to nostalgic memories of typewriters, sock puppets, and true creativity. Discover why "we came up with a thinking problem"

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Join Lionel for an uncensored look at global threats to sovereignty. The show dissects the United Nations (UN)—described as a "perpetual traffic jam of good intentions" and an unelected global bureaucracy—that pushes programs like Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030. Lionel argues these initiatives erode decision-making power and normalize top-down planning, shifting priorities from local accountability to global targets. Explore the "architecture of influence" manufactured by corporate ghouls and political elites at meetings like the World Economic Forum, who are responsible for initiatives like ESG and DEI, leading toward social credit scores and Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Lionel also engages with callers on bizarre topics, including an employee's story of UN mail disposal and descriptions of deep, high-security underground mazes at the UN building. Prepare for complex discussions, as Lionel often laments the American public's disinterest in messy, real news.

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Lionel and his callers dissect two major controversies. First, we investigate the death of Charlie Kirk, examining strange details like the accused shooter getting a Blizzard at a Dairy Queen just 15 minutes after the event, theories of multiple shooters, and redacted FBI video and then, the focus shifts to the shocking announcement linking Tylenol (acetaminophen) to rising autism rates. Is this warning a strategic "limited hangout"—an admission of a minor truth to conceal the messier, long-running debate over vaccines? We analyze why experts like RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz are focusing on Tylenol instead of vaccine preservatives. Lionel asks the crucial question: why do people ignore evidence that challenges the official narrative?

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Lionel breaks down the drama surrounding Jimmy Kimmel’s return following his week-long suspension, arguing that "nobody cares". Lionel insists Kimmel's removal was political, threatened by President Trump and his allies. This return is dismissed as a "corporate box checking little exercise" and a "distraction", confirming that Kimmel is merely a "pawn in a dying industry". Dive into why the late night model is dead and how the focus on Kimmel distracts from the true cultural tragedy: the assassination and "martyrdom of Charlie Kirk". The show examines the inversion of priorities by a media running on fumes, rejecting the official story of Kirk’s death while discussing independent platforms driving real conversation.

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Lionel talks with Dane Wigington, founder of GeoEngineering Watch. They discuss the existence and dangers of chemtrails, weather manipulation and geoengineering.

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Lionel outlines his personal philosophy of conflict, rooted in an accidental high school wrestling move. Lionel explains that while he starts fair, if attacked, the subsequent response will be "even worse" because the attacker set the rules.The discussion dives deep into political media hypocrisy. Lionel questions why Mark Ruffalo and Mark Maron expressed outrage over Jimmy Kimmel's alleged firing yet remained silent when Chuck Schumer lobbied Rupert Murdoch to fire Tucker Carlson, or when private enterprises acted as government proxies to suppress speech.Lionel contends that journalism is dead, replaced by "repeaters" who push an agenda to keep the public "placated, sedated, and distracted". He warns that "ignorance is what's killing you", urging listeners to become informed about globalist threats to U.S. sovereignty, such as Agenda 21, Agenda 2030, and Codex Alimentarius. Additionally, Lionel debates the merits of informed vs. uninformed votes and discusses the targeting of figures like Charlie Kirk by the left.

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Lionel focuses on why AM radio is imperative for saving lives, serving as the resilient backbone of the Emergency Alert System (EAS) for critical communication during blackouts and infrastructure failures. Lionel defines an "existential threat" as any danger that fundamentally alters survival, leading to listener debates on entrenched corruption and apathy. Topics include vital issues like food quality, GMO labeling, and the spraying of nano particulates. Crucially, Lionel analyzes the mainstream media blackout of massive conservative/Christian events (involving tens of thousands of people), arguing this deliberate editorial decision avoids reconciling the movement's power.

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Lionel talks about the push for legislation mandating permanent AM radio receivers in all new cars, arguing it is a vital safeguard and one of the only reliable technologies during disasters like EMPs or cyber attacks when digital systems fail. Lionel also analyze Tesla’s sleek door handles, flagged as design flaws tied to hundreds of complaints. Lionel explores the subtle but important distinction between disagreement and wrongness, suggesting that political groups must adopt "cult" methods to recruit and effect actionable activity. Finally, Lionel delves into the FBI probe investigating "troubling lingering questions" and chilling theories—popularized by online sleuths—surrounding the Charlie Kirk assassination, covering concerns about the bullet’s trajectory and recovered evidence. Tune in so you never have to wonder what the heck is going on here.

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