The Soviets had a medal and huge award for mothers of a certain number of kids. You had to verify that you treated them well and that they didn't die from foul-play, negligence, etc, and reached the age of 18.

Tarence out here making Lenin proud. Yinz have said it before, but it is always nice to hear people spell out with no reservations what we as communists believe when it comes to political parties and re-education.

Aye Terrance i think is the one, you were on the staff at Morehead right? What years? I guarded Kenneth Faried mt freshman year at eku i wanna cone rap with yall on an episode

What I find endlessly exhausting and obxnoxious about a certain kind of conservative, is that they don't seem to want to just be shitheads and say and do awful things. They want you to agree with them and not feel like bad guys while they do it.

No episode this week, so here's an unlocked episode from our Patreon, about a tale as old as time

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**UNLOCKED** The Beggar, The Blazer, The Blueline

We start off with a little bit of giant discourse (different from last week's giant discourse); cover some news miscellanea; and then hear another entry from the all-time great New York Times column, The Conversation

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Episode 274: One Out Of Three

Come for the Nat Turner discourse, stay for the Progress In Science and Technology discourse

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Episode 275: Crystal Privilege

This week we're joined by University of Chicago professor of history, Gabriel Winant, to discuss the social and political origins of the modern healthcare industry in places like Pittsburgh and Appalachia.

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Episode 276: Infirmary Blues (w/ special guest Gabriel Winant)

We sit with longtime QAnon reporter Will Sommer of the Daily Beast to discuss Baby Q's weird cult, the rise of QAnon over the last few years, the hunt for Q's identity, and the Q-man Centipede. We also touch on the latest internal Fox News messages that reveal their eagerness to platform lies about the election even when they didn’t believe those lies themselves. Will Sommer's book is 'Trust the Plan: The Rise of QAnon and the Conspiracy That Unhinged America'.
 
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Music by Max Weber. Editing by Corey Klotz.

Episode 220: Baby Q Rising feat Will Sommer

This week we tackle some hard questions: is the perfect relationship possible? Who is the Universal Christ? Should colleges be more like prison? After that we finish it all up with some Synth Your Piece.

Tarence's article in the Nation: https://www.thenation.com/article/economy/covidreliefkentucky/

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Episode 281: What If I Stumble

This week we discuss (yet again) Silicon Valley Bank, Bret Stephens's reflections on the Iraq War, and a man named Johnny Shield's views on conservatism in higher education.

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Episode 283: Baghdad Bob The Builder

This week we talk a wide range of topics, mostly centered on what's going on in states like Tennessee: mass shootings, anti-trans bills, centralization of power in state governments, etc. To do it, we've enlisted our Tennessean friend Mina Shedd from Middle Tennessee DSA. To wrap it all up, we cover an op-ed from the New York Times about "Wagon Wheel Gun Reform"

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Episode 286: Feuerbach, Texas (w/ special guest Mina Shedd)

Bob Dylan goes to Deadwood, Thomas Friedman opens up some boxes, Cop City comes to West Virginia, Letcher County speaks its piece

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Episode 289: Work Smarter, Not Harder

This week we got bogged down in trying to answer some of the biggest ethical questions of our day

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Episode 292: Advice Column Filibuster

If there’s one thing that beautiful British Columbia needs, it’s more cults.  This week, the gang explores the volatile life of Edward Arthur Wilson, better known as “Brother XII.”  Wilson was an English mystic who wasted absolutely no time building a spiritual compound south of Nanaimo on Vancouver Island.  Prepare yourself for Egyptian gods, hidden treasure, and heart problems as Brad Abrahams gently ferries us off to the De Coursey islands in search of gold.
 
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Music by Pontus Berghe. Editing by Corey Klotz.

Episode 283: Baghdad Bob The Builder

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