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Chapo Goes on not Chapo

With all due respect, you are an Uncle Fucker. Join Spencer, Ty (@bobo_circus), and Andy (@Ex_AnarchoAnon) along with returning guest Felix Biederman of Chapo Trap House as they discuss the nature of fame, sexual fluidity, and how funny it is when Terrance & Phillip fart on each other.

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South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut feat. Felix Biederman

In this live show recording, we talk identity politics with independent journalist, Rania Khalek, and the trio behind podcast Chapo Trap House: Felix Biederman, Matt Christman, and Will Menaker.

We take on ERRbody from Neera Tanden to liberals to Amy Goodman! Well, we kind of try to talk like her. Nothing but love for Amy & Democracy Now! 

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Chapo Trap House's Historic Physical Meetup & Rania Khalek on identity Politics

AEWCH 12: FELIX BIEDERMAN or HATING THE PEOPLE WHO HATE PEOPLE

And introducing...Kanye West! Chris and Molly are joined by online expert Felix Biederman to discuss Kanye's latest tear through Twitter, his sudden (but not necessarily unexpected) embrace of Trump, his new music, his ability to bend the world to his will, the intersection of politics & celebrity, and why hip-hop beefs have gotten so lame. 

Songs:

Runaway (wade pod dub)
Kanye West - Ye vs. the People (starring TI as the People)
Kanye West -  MAGA Hat Full Freestyle
Kanye West - Lift Yourself
Kanye West - Father Stretch My Hands pt. 1
Cam’ron feat. Kanye West - Down and Out (Instrumental)

And Introducing Podcast

#25 KANYE WEST! (ft. Felix Biederman)

Matt Christman of Chapo Trap House drops by this week to talk about his humble Midwest origin story, what gets him riled up most, the unending quest to post, whether political satire is dead, the millennial move towards socialist politics, why sophistication is stupid, and his morbid predictions about the supposedly imminent Blue Wave.  The outro music is “I Love My Shirt” by Donovan. 

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HA Podcasts

72: Matt Christman

Felix Biederman of Chapo Trap House joins us to discuss why QAnon, Calvinism and Wahabism have a lot in common. But before we get that deep, we go through what QAnon thinks of Saudi Arabia, how the hell there's a (QAnon-perceived) connection between the Las Vegas shooting and Saudi Arabia, and the entire history of Saudi Arabian relations with the United States and geopolitics at large. Finally Felix Biederman joins us to discuss his favorite king, how great MBS is doing, the kool khashoggi thing, and why the rich middle eastern princes are sending money to Shroud on Twitch. Cool!

Felix's twitter: twitter.com/byyourlogic
Felix's pod: @chapo-trap-house

Episode 23: Saudi Arabia feat Felix Biederman of Chapo Trap House

Matt Christman from Chapo Trap House returns to Jake's haunted apartment to discuss the book Young Stalin by Simon Sebag Montefiore and the material conditions of late Tsarist Russia. Nice!

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Matt Christman's Softcore History 2: Young Stalin

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