Today we look at cops, the fentanyl scare, and the wackiest new political ideology to hit the scene

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Episode 228: The Analogy Only Goes So Far

No new Christmas special this year, but unlocking last year's special as a little gift to those who never heard it and get all our Xmas shows on the free feed.

Merry Gamesmas, our gift to you:

“Chapo Trap House presents: Try Hard”

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UNLOCKED: 483 - Chapo Trap House presents: Try Hard (12/25/20)

👁️ Ghislaine Maxwell Trial: Day 18 👁️

Preview of our new D&D fantasy adventure series.

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589 - Rise of the Unblooded TEASER: Harpy Raid on Schmitty's

Amber talks to Paul Prescod, who is running for Pennsylvania State Senate in the 8th district. They discuss campaigning for labor support, working with unions towards a green future, taxing frackers & more.

Check out Paul’s campaign here: https://www.paulprescod.com/

BONUS: Amber Interviews Paul Prescod, Candidate for PA Senate

The western media conceals the truth of the Newsome Regime…drinking piss and cum to cure covid…Obama razes parks to build library…and two dipshits try to out-yokel each other in Ohio.

Tickets for our Southern tour are on sale over at chapotraphouse.com/live

592 - The Beard (1/10/22)

In this New Brief, we discuss the Winter of Labor Discipline and why holding the line against teachers unions is essential to establishing the "new normal" of working while sick with COVID for American workers.

News Brief: Dem-Aligned Media Set Up Teachers Unions to Take the Fall for Midterm Losses

We talk with venerated musician John Vanderslice (instagram.com/johnvanderslice) and our own Yung Chomsky about the life of a working musician, the transformation of San Francisco, and the making of our upcoming podcast series Keep the Dream Alive.

Episode 202: Life and Death of an American Fourtracker

"Let’s get this guy off the streets before he targets another innocent person." "If you’ve seen any of these fugitives, call our hotline now." "Thanks to a courageous tipster who did the right thing, this criminal won’t be bothering anybody else for a very long time."

For decades, local and national media - from nightly news broadcasts partnering with Crime Stoppers to primetime TV shows like America’s Most Wanted - have warned consumers of dangerous criminals on the lam, lurking outside our neighborhood grocery stores. The FBI and police departments throughout the country, the public is told, are doing everything they can to catch The Bad Guys—they just need a little help from concerned, responsible, and vigilant citizens like you.

Cue the calls to action imploring people to submit tips through hotlines, law enforcement websites, and social media. But what are the effects of this model, and how effective, really, is it? How does it shape the ways in which the US public understands crime? And why, after all of the scholarship documenting how police do little to make us more safe does this vigilante television addiction persist?

On this episode, we examine how news and pop cultural media deputize and urge listeners, readers, and viewers to act as neighborhood vigilantes. We study how this instills a climate of constant, unnecessary fear; presents the current US and criminal legal system as the only option to reduce crime; excludes crimes against the poor and working class like wage theft, food and housing insecurity, and lack of healthcare; and how these systemics can inflict unjust harm upon the subjects of these anonymous tips.

Our guest is journalist Tana Ganeva.

Ep 153: Crime Stoppers, America's Most Wanted and Rise of Vigilante TV News

Welcome to our new Patreon mini-series "This Is Sus". As with all these miniseries, the first episode will be free to all listeners, the following episodes will be Patreon exclusives.

Felix is joined by Hasan Piker to discuss the 2011 Showtime series “Homeland”

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This Is Sus

This is Sus: Homeland feat. Hasan Piker

We talk about the recent tying up of two major Epstein loose ends: Jean-Luc Brunel’s death in prison and Prince Andrew’s princely settlement.