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Are there Black Wolf equivalents for Blowback, WTYP, Kill James Bond etc?

I really want to listen to their last two episodes on Israel's nuclear weapons programme but I can't find a feed for the premium episodes since blackepsteinfeed got shut down. Can someone hook me up with some slop? Thanks in advance!

In this episode of the 1Dime Radio podcast, we discuss the influence that the so-called "Professional Managerial Class" (PMC) exerts on the political scene, class structures, and the ideology of the right and the contemporary "left." Discussion revolves around PMC's intersection with identity politics, its role in the dissolution of the Democrats' working-class base, and its permeation in academia. In this episode, we dive into the Origins of the PMC and the history of the theory surrounding it. This includes the work of Barbara Ehrenreich, James Burnham, Tomas Frank, Catherine Liu, among others I also express some of my criticisms of PMC discourse and the problem of "class identity politics." There are numerous people who have written about the PMC. Adolph Reed, Catherine Liu, David Graeber, and many more. For this episode, I decided to bring on David McKerracher and Elton L.K. =, who have a short course on @theory_underground that is dedicated to understanding the PMC and the history of the theory behind it. You can find this course for free on YouTube and it covers a lot of the key ideas from the most important books written about the subject of the PMC: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlcbaQ1cp2TLyjRKSnWmx1glc3vC3SsRh&si=_OYcUrMwXh_RB9pk Subscribe to Theory Underground: https://www.youtube.com/@theory_underground/featured E

I did a podcast with my friend. Being as impartial as I can, I would put it at about 35-40% of a Kill James Bond, but you get almost twice as much of it so it's like the grog to their ale. Mostly riffing, solid background noise/10 with Shrieking Shack characteristics. In terms of audio quality I made every rookie mistake, so if you make it through you're officially a troop

Honestly pleased as punch to have this as my first attempt. I needed something that could keep my attention while I quite smoking (the severe ADHD doesn't help either) and not only did I find it, but now I have an entire new skillset to hone.

Good interview I thought, lots of examples.

After last heavily shit episode, this ones by law of exchange is very good

Main thesis of wills is that bomb warped america (here obviously one would think that empire did that, but issues are so interlinked in dialogue, might as well learn this perspective). Bomb is secret, and you can't learn secrets and you can't learn deployments, and don't you believe our cia guys, and thus cant influence them, making president efficiently a dictator.

Sounds like a book to read, despite liberal framework.

Good episode that goes pretty in-depth into a lot of the terrible aspects of Zionism

Fresh slop dropped, they finally arrived at the interesting part

We're back with Alex the mechanic to give some advice on what to look for in a used car, and some recommendations under $10k.

Main topic at 40:30

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Good ep for theory heads and haters alike

Mostly North American union related, but a few others around the word and mostly in English, but some Spanish and one or two in German/Portuguese iirc. Some of the podcasts listed are inactive, but a lot of them release regularly.

https://www.laborradionetwork.org/lrpn-members-1/labor-radio-podcast-weekly

https://www.laborradionetwork.org/lrpn-members-1/the-labor-radio-podcast-daily

Above are the podcasts of the website/network itself if you would prefer to see features from the other podcasts first before looking through 100+ podcasts.

There is a wide range of podcasts: a lot of teacher's unions, entertainment workers, aviation workers, labor history, etc. So enjoy, if this is the kind of thing you're into.

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Welcome to the program–we got a great show for you today, we look one of the most influential TV shows from the 2000s, responsible (for good and ill) for the current state of desk comedy.

Breaking down The Daily Show with Jon Stewart into 4 distinct eras: 1. Leather Jacket Krusty (1999-2001) 2. Righteous Anger (2001-2009) 3. Lecture Series Stewart (2009-2016) 4. The Dogshit Era (2017-now)

We discuss the historical moments from the show: the late 90s, Gen X end of history; the right wing war fervor cancel culture of the Bush years; the smarmy lib media navel gazing atmosphere of the Obama years; and the Trump Derangement Syndrome era. We close on a discussion of satire in the bush years, and the absence of class politics on the show.

and I don't exactly know why

Tech ethicists about Palestine: I'm gonna on this one so I don't get in trouble and.. um.. do more good for the world in the long term!