Wanted man Robert Flummerfelt (twitter.com/RadicalMzungu) comes to us from the Democratic Republic of the Congo to talk militarized conservation, neo-colonialism, and wholesale rape and murder in the name of environmentalism.

Robert's report: minorityrights.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/MRG_InvRep_DRC_EN_Apr22v3_1.pdf

UNLOCKED: Episode 241: Walk In The Park

A white collar worker wrestles with whether to accept a promotion or help his co-workers organize. Salt miners stand up to the company that’s taken over their town. A factory worker exposes her employer’s union-busting tactics.

Stories like these represent something we don’t often see in Hollywood: Unions and labor organizers as the good guys. Not as egomaniacs or zealots, thugs or grifters—but as heroes willing to risk their health, homes, and livelihoods for the greater good.

This is in contrast to the anti-union depictions in pop culture we explored in Episode 164, part one of a two-part series on depictions of labor in film and television. We discussed Hollywood’s emphasis on corruption in labor organizing, focusing on depictions of bloated bureaucracy, organized crime, and autocratic union bosses in On the Waterfront (1954), Blue Collar (1978), and The Irishman (2019), among others.

On this episode we address the inverse of that, looking at the rare but nontrivial examples that pop film has celebrated the accomplishments of labor movements, centered beleaguered workers with everything to lose, positioned abusive employers as the villains, and embraced themes of worker courage and heroism. While very often not perfect, these examples show that compelling, award-winning narratives can be crafted out of tales of collective action and collective bargaining.

Our guest is Angela Allan.

Ep. 165 - Labor Union Depictions in Hollywood (Part II): The Rare Pro-Worker Narrative

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The Big Three

Unlocked episode with more flooding updates, should be getting back to your regularly scheduled programming soon folks

Link to Baffler article: https://thebaffler.com/latest/flooding-in-the-sacrifice-zone-ray

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FBI raids, memes and one-man stochastic terror attacks. The FBI visits Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago and a representative for the White House posts about "Dark Brandon". Then a man commits suicide by fed after posting to Truth Social about attacking the FBI. Plus Ron Watkins surfaces in Australia, and it looks like he was lying about being in Arizona during his congressional run.

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Music by G-Dog. Editing by Corey Klotz.

Episode 199: The Rise of Dark Brandon

Almost a year to the day from our last episode on Black Hammer, the organization erupts yet again with a death and the jailing of Commander Gazi Kodzo on a number of charges, including aggravated sodomy. We also talk about the DOJ indictment against Russian national Alexander Ionov and what it means for Black Hammer, APSP, and YesCalifornia. 

Previously: Episode 173: Hammer Time soundcloud.com/trueanonpod/hammer-time

Starbucks article by Alisa: https://jacobin.com/2022/08/starbucks-abortion-transgender-health-care-promises-pr-stunt-union-contract 

With thanks to Charlie (twitter.com/styledape) of Most Controversial (https://linktr.ee/MostControversial)

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Episode 245: Hammer Time 2: Slammer Time

Welcome everyone to a Ben and Jacques solo episode! (Hesse is missing because she got offered that luxury poop job) 

Jacques and I craft our scheme into the fine art market, talk about being cracked out in Nola, and what its like getting a gun stolen from you while being robbed four nights back to back. Lastly, we are also paid a visit by the reputable Judge Gonsoulin of Vermont who delivers their sentence for the crimes of one Mx. Ezra Miller. 

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SD 151 - The Trial of Zim

Finally released from their months-long imprisonment for contempt of court, Andy and Tarik face down their most dangerous foe yet: Edward "Coach" Weinhaus.

Episode 27: COACH!

SD 154 - To Slay or Not To Slay

We review “My Son Hunter,” and discuss the conservative need to jam every issue they’re mad about into their movies.

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661 Teaser - Everything They’re Mad About

The CBS to Adrenochrome pipeline — it seems like Lara Logan's fall from grace as a media figure was a real speedrun. On the way she got obsessed with Benghazi and eventually grew so redpilled even Newsmax jettisoned her. In this episode we also cover the recall and redaction of Dinesh D'Souza's '2000 Mules' book and what may have scared him about the Alex Jones verdict.

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NOVEMBER LIVE DATES:
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Nov 15th Washington DC @ The Howard Theater
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Music by DJ Death (https://doomchakratapes.bandcamp.com/album/dj-death-resigned-discipline). Editing by Corey Klotz.

SD 154 - To Slay or Not To Slay

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