It's another Buttigieg supporter and this time it's the man who invented MySpace for careerist psychopaths: LinkedIn. We've endorsed his skills at making less money selling his property to Microsoft than the Minecraft guy and rehabilitating Jeffrey Epstein. He also made an Apples to Apples ripoff called "Trumped Up Cards", which you can buy at trumpedupcards.com or alternatively put your money into a paper shredder.

{Patreon Unlocked} Episode 140: Reid Hoffman (LinkedIn)

The boys talk with Aziz Rana, professor of law at Cornell University and the author of the book The Two Faces of American Freedom, about the Cold War and why so many of our leaders act like they are living in a different era. They address everything from the insular cases of the early 20th century to why Biden and his team do the things they do. Surprise, surprise, it’s not great folks!

E3 - Some Like it Cold (War) w/ Aziz Rana

This week we talk about William Shu the CEO of Deliveroo. Rhymes are fun. Anyways, we talk about how he came up with this brilliant idea of getting food delivered to you. What a genius! The twist is instead of trying to compete in America he decided to subjugate the minorities and impoverished into delivering food as "Independant Contractors" in the UK instead. SPICY. All because he wanted to order 25 whoppers at Morgan Stanley. Comment below if you think this will be the first episode that doesn't have a connection to Jeffrey Epstein.  Also be sure to check out Yogi and Sean performing in Portland on Sept 16th and in Seattle Sept 17th and 18th. Follow Grubstakers on Twitter for more info.

Episode 244: Will Shu (Deliveroo)

We’re joined by Taylor Lorenz – business reporter at the New York Times, twitter.com/TaylorLorenz – for an excellent discussion about the evolution and rapid growth of the creator economy, the working conditions of content creators across social media platforms, the predatory system of management, marketing, and investment, and the venture capitalists who only saw this labor as valid once they could exploit it.

Some of Taylor’s work we reference:
• Hello, Content Creators. Silicon Valley’s Investors Want to Meet You. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/12/technology/content-creators-venture-capital.html 
• Young Creators Are Burning Out and Breaking Down https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/08/style/creator-burnout-social-media.html 
• The App With the Unprintable Name That Wants to Give Power to Creators https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/02/technology/fypm-creators-app-pay.html 

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94. Stripping the Content Mines (ft. Taylor Lorenz)

Danny and Derek give an update on Afghanistan, discuss Based Biden's rejection of European complaining, do a reading series on Obamanaut Ben Rhodes' recent article in Foreign Affairs, and address the  appointment of Nicholas Burns and Rahm Emanuel as ambassadors to China and Japan, respectively. They then talk to Emily Atkin, who founded the essential newsletter Heated (https://heated.world), about climate change (it's real bad, folks) and what we need to do to make sure humanity makes it past the year 2100.

Thank you to Courtney Rawlings and Don Hughes for their help with the LeMay University ad.

E8 - Living on the Edge w/ Emily Atkin

Andrew, Lucy and Ben introduce everyone's future favourite segment 'With A Lead Pipe,' plus: the battle betwixt bird and drone in the skies of Canberra, and the boundless joy of free prawn crackers.
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EPISODE 218: Ceci N’est Pas Une Pipe Episode

Bonus Episodes

Bryan & Brett are back talking on phones and not playing music outside of homes.

// Using The N Word On The Radio // Bryans Not Getting Emotional // It’s Not Bad But It’s 8 Hours // The Loud Music Guy // Appalachian Trail // The Black Widow // What’s Wrong Dude? // Hoping To See A Strike // Selling Drugs On The Appalachian Trail // Stretched Nose //   

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Selling Drugs On The Appalachian Trail

With Jacques and Ben back from their Cajun vacation, all four of us finally figure out whether we are "Alpha" (top), "Beta" (bottom) or "Sigma" (vers) podcasters (homos). 

intro/// Macky Feary Band - You're Young (1978)
outro/// Bobby Charles - Big Boys Cry (1965)

Bonus episodes at patreon.com/seekingderangements

SD 92 - The Hierarchy Test

Charles, Alex, and Dan explore the promise of A.I. music, generating song lyrics about Christmas, California, and poop.

Fortune Kit on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fortunekit

103 - Put Them Speakers on Poop

just some post-turkey trypto talk my good bitch

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HARD MEN GOOD TIMES

Branson and Andrew talk about the 1968 Frank Perry film "The Swimmer" starring Burt Lancaster. Full episode on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/59602639

This is the first in a new E1 series about movies (and I think some TV too?)… Basically it's just the normal kind of podcast where some guys yammer about entertainment.

Pop That Corn 01 - The Swimmer [Preview] [Patreon Exclusive]

A podcast about technology and political economy /// Agitprop against innovation and capital /// Hosted by Jathan Sadowski and Edward Ongweso Jr., Produced by Jereme Brown /// Hello friends and enemies

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94. Stripping the Content Mines (ft. Taylor Lorenz)

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