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We investigate the insane rise of Cathie Wood’s infamous ARK ETF and her increasingly large illiquid holdings. Then fan fave Alexandra Scaggs returns to walk us through all the funnies happening in the bond and repo markets, how much congress loves the banks and finally answer: Is Mr Market About To Have A Sad?

Episode 142: Traders Of The Lost $ARKK Teaser

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Felix Biederman joins us for a mind-numbingly long journey into the mysteries surrounding the largest mass shooting in American history. Featuring: the aerospace industrial complex, scuba gear, video poker, 4chan, Ellen DeGeneres, bingo parlors, George Soros, and more.

Check out Felix's new show, Time For My Stories: stitcher.com/show/time-for-my-stories

Episode 146: Mandalay (teaser)

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The inimitable Michael S. Judge joins us to talk through Adam Curtis’ new docu-essay-series Can’t Get You Out Of My Head. You can watch the new series on YouTube starting with Part 1 here: youtube.com/watch?v=MHFrhIAj0ME&ab_channel=AdamCurtisDocumentary

You can read the New Yorker profile here: newyorker.com/news/letter-from-the-uk/adam-curtis-explains-it-all

Check out Michael's podcast, Death Is Around the Corner: patreon.com/deathcorner

Episode 150: And Then Something Strange Happened (teaser)

Check out the first episode of Season 2 of Blowback.

The new season of Blowback is on Stitcher Premium, and you can get a month free if you go to stitcher.com/premium, select a monthly plan and use the promo code: BLOWBACK. Once you sign up you can listen on your browser, or you can download the Stitcher app on your phone

Blowback Season 2 Episode 1 - "The Jupiter Menace"

To coincide with our appearance on Chapo, we are unlocking this premium episode of Seeking Derangements for free. You can find more premium eps at https://www.patreon.com/seekingderangements Love you!

intro/// Christine Lewin - Juicy Fruit

Ben and I had Felix and Brandon on the pod to talk about internet freaks but we all spent like 45 minutes talking about the people who had the biggest influences on us as younger people and "internet activists". 

outro/// Wally Badarou - Back To Scales Tonight

UNLOCKED SD 6: Boys' Chat feat. Felix Biederman & Brandon Wardell

Chris picks Matt’s mind on a few topics from our rapidly evolving political moment, and some topics Matt’s brought up in his recent live streams.

Chapo Trap House

426 - Musings (6/8/20)

We sat down with Glenn a few weekends ago to talk Bolsonaro's 'rona resistance, the Bernie/Biden “unity task forces,” and a little throwback to Joy Ann Reid's homophobic blog posts (bring those back, Joy I beg you)

intro/// Elza Soares - Som, Amor, Trabalho e Progresso

outro/// Willy Santana - Mais Uma Chance

UNLOCKED SD 13 - 3 AM Moscow Time feat. Glenn Greenwald

Matt goes off live on http://www.twitch.tv/chapotraphouse

Grill Stream

89 - There is No Swag in Gilead 10.05.20

The two hosts of the Bad Faith podcast join us to discuss the smooth and simple transition of power in this great nation. The Capitol obviously comes up.

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Episode 126: Inauguration Salute feat Briahna Joy Gray & Virgil Texas

"Biden Calls For Hope And Healing In Speech," NPR reports. "Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot calls for return to Sept. 11 unity," writes The Chicago Tribune. Following the 2014 Ferguson protests, a CNN headline read, "Obama: Now is the time for peace, healing." "Filmmaker Ken Burns aims for healing with new documentary about Vietnam War," the San Diego Union-Tribune has told us. Everywhere we turn columnists, celebrities, pundits, and politicians are insisting we have "unity," "come together," promote "peace" and work to "heal the divisions."

On its face these concepts sound fine enough: after all, who doesn’t like peace? Unity sounds great! Who wouldn't want to "heal" our wounds? Wounds are bad! But in the majority of political contexts, these warm and fuzzy buzzwords rush past the messy and difficult work of justice, substantive change, or reparations and get straight to the part where everyone just feels good about themselves.

In a world where 2100 billionaires hoard more wealth than the 4.6 billion people who make up 60 percent of the planet’s population, where billions live in abject poverty, what do concepts like peace mean? After an administration that has carried out deliberate policies of ethnic cleaning at the U.S border, what does unity entail? In a country that has leveled much of the Middle East, Korea, Vietnam, and overthrown numerous democracies in Latin America, what does healing involve? Without concrete policies of accountability, restitution, restoration and reparation, squishy liberal notions of "unity" and "healing" achieve little more than protecting the status quo.

This isn’t a unique problem: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. famously reminded white liberals that "True peace is not merely the absence of tension: it is the presence of justice," a point he made literally hundreds of times in his years of advocacy to a handwringing media insisting everyone just calm down and go home and let the lawyers at the Department of Justice take care of things.

Nevertheless the problem persist decades later: time and again, before there's been any concrete changes, policy proposals, or restitution to victims of injustice, those in power evoke abstract notions of "healing," "unity" and "peace" to shut up activists and act as of it the work is done right before pivoting back to business as usual.

On this week's episode we will examine the origins of the concepts of "unity" as a political PR gambit, detail how concepts of "healing" which can are very useful in grassroots and interpersonal psychological contexts have been cynically appropriated by those in power, and breakdown how media consumers can avoid the shallow allure of "peace" and "unity" rhetoric in the face of routine, everyday racism, violence, exploitation, and injustice.

Our guest is Lara Kiwani, Executive Director of the Arab Resource and Organizing Center (AROC).

Episode 128 - The “Healing” Con: How Warm and Fuzzy Appeals for "Unity" Are Used to Protect Power

where we record a really long episode that's really hard to edit and then we post the first half on here, and the second half on our patreon

intro/// Сато - Пять четвертей (Take Five) (1981)
outro/// Carol Cool - Upside Down (1980)

SD 51 - trying something new out (with Sarah Squirm)

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