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^^^ohh yeah the Adam Curtis interview is really goodmorally adept posted:I finally subscribed to chapo, became a grey wolf, yadda yadda etc. I didn't start listening until sometime in 2017 so I'm a bit behind. Which episodes are a must listen? any episode with a review of ben shapiro's books, especially True Allegiance
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Mayor Dave posted:Where is girls chat
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morally adept posted:I finally subscribed to chapo, became a grey wolf, yadda yadda etc. I didn't start listening until sometime in 2017 so I'm a bit behind. Which episodes are a must listen? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1F2ejZ-tGc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wh9rDFQNgKk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eltf5NQhvE8
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Eat This Glob posted:I'm on episode 19 of 60 or so of "revolutions" podcast about the French revolution. I find it really interesting and the host is pretty ok too. I'll probably jump around in order of interest/lack of knowledge. Shoutout to whoever the goon was that recommended it in some cspam thread a couple weeks ago. I really recommend going in order through Revolutions, things tend to lead into each other. Like, the French revolution specifcally plays into the next...five(?) pretty heavily at least don't skip Haiti, because it rules hard. there's a point towards the end of it where Mike starts editorializing about how the other revolutions cloaked themselves in flowery, liberal rhetoric about freedom and equality meanwhile the Haitians are goddamned slaves throwing off their shackles. actual liberation, none of this "boohoo my taxes" bullshit
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I skipped all of the English Civil War and American Revolution parts because I just did not care I started listening to a podcast about the British Empire and the first like 20 episodes are about Stuart family drama, mega yawn
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Badger of Basra posted:Cocaine and Rhinestones I was wondering about the siecle since it came up in my feed. Thanks for the recommendation 
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Shakenbaker posted:I really recommend going in order through Revolutions, things tend to lead into each other. Like, the French revolution specifcally plays into the next...five(?) pretty heavily It was a real good series
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Uhh Yeah Dude bitch https://uhhyeahdude.com/
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Badger of Basra posted:I skipped all of the English Civil War and American Revolution parts because I just did not care the american revolution sounds boring to me as well
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morally adept posted:I finally subscribed to chapo, became a grey wolf, yadda yadda etc. I didn't start listening until sometime in 2017 so I'm a bit behind. Which episodes are a must listen? not really episodes, but the woke zoo crew and woke ally sports radio cold opens are amazing
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Knowledge Fight https://knowledgefight.libsyn.com/ Keep up with what Alex Jones and the most insane people in the world are up to without destroying your brain actually listening to their shows. They examine Alex Jones episodes and debunk all of his bullshit, currently the episodes split between modern day and episodes from the immediate aftermath of Sandy Hook to see how much legally actionable poo poo Alex said (spoiler alert: so much legally actionable poo poo). Also occasionally does episodes on lesser known conspiracy nuts.
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Fentry posted:Knowledge Fight I sent them an mp3 of Alex Jones on 9/11
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Fentry posted:Knowledge Fight You will be disappointed in alex jones
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They also spent twenty episodes tracking alex's journey to joining the trump train
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Anyone listen to Cum Town? From what I’ve heard they’re friends with the Chapo guys IRL (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Someone at the show last night abruptly yelled 'BONG HIT TRANSPLANT' during an unrelated bit and it made everyone on stage visibly uncomfortable. A perfect microcosm of every podcast thread on this subforum.
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mila kunis posted:the american revolution sounds boring to me as well It's fine and short
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C-Euro posted:Uhh Yeah Dude bitch This show is great because it’s mostly comedy but they have gotten pretty hardcore radicalized over the years and when they let it slip it’s pretty great.
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im like 200 UYDs behind now but its still probably the best podcast ever
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Alan Moore is on the new Chapo, finally I won't be off.topic
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Thread rule: dickeye can only make 1 post max on each page in this thread.
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I don't know who dickeye is, but if they PM me things they want to say itt, I will post em up to get around this thread rule.
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Taintrunner posted:This show is great because it’s mostly comedy but they have gotten pretty hardcore radicalized over the years and when they let it slip it’s pretty great. Honestly I would argue that they were radicalized back when the show started in 2006(!), but it wasn't really apparent until such radicalization became more mainstream. The podcast as a whole has aged tremendously well, if you want to get into the show there's a case to be made for just starting at episode 1 and going forward (if you can find those earliest eps).
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C-Euro posted:Honestly I would argue that they were radicalized back when the show started in 2006(!), but it wasn't really apparent until such radicalization became more mainstream. The podcast as a whole has aged tremendously well, if you want to get into the show there's a case to be made for just starting at episode 1 and going forward (if you can find those earliest eps). seth has always been extremely good at capturing the psychological toll of late capitalism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXArWsp6fRc
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Farm Frenzy posted:seth has always been extremely good at capturing the psychological toll of late capitalism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXArWsp6fRc People who don't know what UYD is: open this clip in a new tab and post what year you think it came from after you listen to it. No cheating! https://youtu.be/sWsnaLIln1c
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Aside from stuff already mentioned, History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps has been going on since at least 2011, is hosted by a philosophy professor based in London and Munich. It started with Thales and the Pre-Socratics, goes through ancient, and classical history, heads to cover philosophy in the Islamic world, then jumps back to cover medieval western Europe and after that has just finished a run on Byzantine/Eastern European philosophy. So that's about 330 episodes and then there's the accompanying shows covering Indian and African philosophy, albeit in a lot less depth because I guess there's fewer sources in a language the host reads. He's also talked about wanting to get to Chinese eventually. It's really in depth and if you've a passing interest it's worth a listen. Tides of History is good history stuff too, covering medieval and early modern European history.
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If you're interested in criminal legal system reform and prison abolition, Adam from Citations Needed has another podcast about these topics, The Appeal. The episodes are shorter than CN but just as enraging!
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Sheng-Ji Yang posted:Thread rule: dickeye can only make 1 post max on each page in this thread. What if I just don't multi post like a lunatic about whatever dumb bullshit (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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Your Kickstarter Sucks https://soundcloud.com/ykspod David Harvey's Anti-Capitalist Chronicles http://anticapitalistchronicles.libsyn.com/ Economic Update https://economicupdate.libsyn.com/ Intercepted https://theintercept.com/podcasts/intercepted/
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forkboy84 posted:Aside from stuff already mentioned, History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps has been going on since at least 2011, is hosted by a philosophy professor based in London and Munich. It started with Thales and the Pre-Socratics, goes through ancient, and classical history, heads to cover philosophy in the Islamic world, then jumps back to cover medieval western Europe and after that has just finished a run on Byzantine/Eastern European philosophy. So that's about 330 episodes and then there's the accompanying shows covering Indian and African philosophy, albeit in a lot less depth because I guess there's fewer sources in a language the host reads. He's also talked about wanting to get to Chinese eventually. Tides of history is excellent and the guy did a fall of Rome podcast as well
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it's not political (well, not every week) but i like Report This Post. it's reading off terrible posts and making fun of them
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gh0stpinballa posted:gave the behind the bastards epidodes about assad a go and laughed my rear end off at how wrong the hosts were. and also his vocal fry and stupid loving voice are hilarious too. What did he get wrong specifically? Honestly asking. I know him bringing up tankies made some folks feel defensive. BTB is easily the most accessible go-to primer on the evils of rampant capital and colonialism and their material effects I can think of. I don't really know if Robert Evans is a leftist but it's basically impossible for a normal person to listen to that show without radicalizing them to some extent. Show is good. Not as educational or eye-opening as others but it's good at making people mad and reminding you that our enemies are all literal monsters. gh0stpinballa posted:he does this other pod called behind the bastards and they just did a 2 parter on assad. his co host is a lib feminist who wants america to get deeper into syria. she supported the US bombing last year and altho she's supposed to be a syria expert she didn't know what the mukhabarat was until midway through part 1 lol I'll take your word for it. Though I don't believe at any time his co-host was described or presented as an expert on Syria, he's had her on several other unrelated eps and she's almost always dumb as a box of rocks. I think he chooses guests based on personal chemistry to bounce poo poo off of, not to seriously contribute to his presentation of a subject. I like Bob Evans though and while someone like you or I may not need to know why someone like George Bush Sr. was evil, there are lots of people who do and who are shocked by the depths of their wickedness. Deified Data has issued a correction as of 17:47 on Jun 10, 2019 |
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life is a joke posted:I would also throw in Struggle Session because Leslie Lee is an A+ leftist and Jack Allison has a good BS detector but they talk about pop culture mostly so it's fun. Goddamn Struggle Session sucks though. Love firing up an episode for a leftist critique of media only to get an hour of why things they like are cool and good while things they don't are vapid cultural dreck, completely arbitrarily. Though I did appreciate their recent ep where they finally just own up to being contrarians , though with the caveat that you should never, ever call them that because they find it belittling. Remains the one podcast I've subbed, unsubbed, and subbed again the most times in succession.
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Deified Data posted:Goddamn Struggle Session sucks though. Love firing up an episode for a leftist critique of media only to get an hour of why things they like are cool and good while things they don't are vapid cultural dreck, completely arbitrarily. They're really hit or miss. Also all their good eps are patreon only
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Deified Data posted:Goddamn Struggle Session sucks though. Love firing up an episode for a leftist critique of media only to get an hour of why things they like are cool and good while things they don't are vapid cultural dreck, completely arbitrarily. Lol if that was your takeaway from the Let People Enjoy Things episode, that poo poo is legitimately toxic and exists entirely to shut people up for saying the thing you like is bad
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struggle session has the worst editing. snip that one dude's goober half-laugh that he lets out for no reason all the time, gently caress
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BENGHAZI 2 posted:Lol if that was your takeaway from the Let People Enjoy Things episode, that poo poo is legitimately toxic and exists entirely to shut people up for saying the thing you like is bad They say multiple times in the same episode the thing you just said, as well as "we are contrarians", stated plainly. At least Jack did and it got a sort of begrudging acknowledgement from Lesley  I like the guys, I wouldn't keep resubbing if I didn't, but they're absolutely contrarians and making a whole episode about how they're not only cemented that fact further. Frankly it effects the quality of their critique and it's keeping their show from reaching it's true potential.
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