Unions are not a revolutionary organization and unionization is not inherently a step towards a change in the economic model. They can be, but they are not possessing some ethereal revolutionary nature like a lot of socdems pretend.

Holy shit, this Muetter Museum bit lol I am dead

Is that like "from the river to the sea"?

This week we do some Devil's Milkshake revisionism, talk about the mental deterioration of Pelosi and Biden, and discuss the significance of the ICJ case/UNRWA moral panic

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Episode 328: Perverted Backstabbers

This week we take a look at a very unique historical event: the infamous Bal des Ardents of 1393

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Episode 331: Walking With Humility

This week (following some light banter) we discuss Aaron Bushnell, and all of the discourse surrounding his act of self-immolation. Plenty of mental health issues packed into this one, so please be patient and remember that none of the opinions you hear expressed here are endorsed by the Trillbillies podcast. Thank you

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Episode 332: Pop Up Planet

This week we cover a few stories that share some crucial common themes: Austin's SXSW Festival, Boeing's recent "troubles," and the U.S. government's attempts to clamp down on TikTok

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Episode 334: Midstopia

The first half of today's episode is a discussion on why "rural America" is the political and cultural order of the day. Topics include Yellowstone, Beyonce's new album "Cowboy Carter," and a new book entitled "White Rural Rage." 

The second half of the episode is a look at some of today's Most Ethical Companies, as reported on in a fascinating article for The Nation by writer Jess McAllen, linked here: https://www.thenation.com/article/economy/the-dubious-ethics-of-the-worlds-most-ethical-companies/

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Episode 335: Elbit Horrors

This week we wrote some essays

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Episode 336: Bloodied And Sometimes Nude

Covering all the news and developments of a rather momentous week in early 2024.

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Episode 337: Expanding The Metaphor

We talk a little bit about our eclipse experiences, then dive into two articles about the so-called "illiberal left"—the first by that sicko Jonathan Chait, the second a reported story in the NYTimes

You can check out Aaron's latest short story here: https://apocalypse-confidential.com/2024/04/08/dreaming-of-europa/

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Episode 338: The Solutions Tent

Another week where we take a road trip through the horrors of the world

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Episode 339: Rubber Room Rest Stop

We open with a somewhat amusing (and terrifying) story from Baltimore, then pivot to a discussion about what's going on with the protest movement in America

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Episode 340: Glory Be To The Road

We talk to standup comedian and Pod Damn America host Jake Flores about his personal political revolution, how his anarchist ancestor rose (no pun intended) up against Porfirio Diaz, and that time he got visited by Homeland Security for a tweet about cultural appropriation and ICE. Plus we all talk about Amsterdam, the lie that is the cliche about how something is like "riding a bike," sex work and more.

Episode 339: Rubber Room Rest Stop

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