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We bring on Max Read for a wide ranging psycho-discussion of everything from the TikTok ban to if you should have one iPad kid and one normal kid
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We take a look at the untimely death of Boeing whistleblower John Barnett, the myriad of scandals besetting the giant of American industry, the Epstein-esque deal lawyers are using to protect the company’s head honchos, and why it all keeps getting worse and worse.
Listen to our previous episode on why flying sucks so much now
Liz is missing, and Brace, delirious with grief, rebuts the State of the Union with prankster Oobah Butler. Then we talk to Oobah about his latest film about Amazon and the concept of lying. We are also joined by George Santos and Alan Dershowitz.
Watch "The Great Amazon Heist" on Channel 4
We take a look at the insane Comrade Bala of the Workers Institute of Marxism-Leninism-MZT, heart attack satellites, the limits of sectarianism, Harry Potter, and slavery. A case of anti-revisionism gone terribly wrong.
We talk through the explosive new lawsuit filed against Sean Combs aka Puffy aka Puff Daddy aka P Diddy aka Diddy aka Love aka Brother Love (?) — allegations of violence, abuse, assault, and exploitation that eerily mirror many artists' experience of exploitation at Bad Boy Entertainment records under his watch.
We’re joined again by director Zachary Treitz and producer/investigator Christian Hansen, creators of a new documentary about Danny Casolaro and the Octopus. In part two we talk through some of the bizarre characters encountered during the investigation, the mystery surrounding Danny’s death, and the slow creep of paranoia out on the trail.
American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders is now streaming on Netflix.
We’re joined by director Zachary Treitz and producer/investigator Christian Hansen, creators of a new documentary about Danny Casolaro and the Octopus. In the first of two episodes about the ten-year process behind the documentary, we discuss mysteries yet unsolved, danger, obsession, and some crazy stories that didn't make it to the screen.
American Conspiracy: The Octopus Murders is available on Netflix February 28th.
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