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In this week's show our guest is Ephie Lowinger. A comedian and satirist/musician who wrote the most simple song proving that these two provocateurs and others are worse than Kanye West, a self-proclaimed neo-Nazi. As they are not mentally ill like him but masquerade their anti-semitic ideas in concern for America or Gaza using politically manipulative tactics. As his song elucidates "if you get sick being called an antisemite, you are an antisemite... If you are an anti-zionist but hearing f...

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(Video only available on Patreon) Step right up and take a ride through the dark side of fun. From Action Park’s chaos in New Jersey to deadly coasters, failed safety systems, and parks that turned into graveyards, this episode dives into the real horror behind the rides. We’re talking about the places that pushed thrill too far: the water parks that drowned their guests, the roller coasters that snapped under pressure, the carnivals that disappeared overnight, and the abandoned fairgrounds still

I'm putting together Metaculus' first animal-focused forecasting tournament, and am reaching out to ask for your support in making this happen. What is it? This tournament will generate probabilistic forecasts on decision-relevant questions affecting animals, from alternative proteins and animal welfare policy to AI impacts and wild animal welfare. The goal is to help funders, researchers, and organizations in our community make more informed strategic decisions. Why it matters Most forecasters

In this episode of The Fact Hunter, we expose how America shifted from a constitutional republic into a corporate system that treats its citizens as collateral. We trace the redefinition of “people” into “persons,” the corporate charters that shaped our nation, the Organic Act of 1871, the Federal Reserve takeover of 1913, and the bankruptcy of 1933. We show how "elites" shield themselves while ordinary Americans carry the burden—and why true freedom can only be found by anchoring ourselves in God’s

Welcome to the Via Stoica Podcast, the podcast on StoicismIn this episode of the Via Stoica Podcast, we reflect on a powerful line from Seneca’s Letters to Lucilius, Letter 12: On Old Age:“How nice is it to have outworn one’s desires and left them behind.”Seneca, Letters to Lucilius, Letter 12Seneca’s words remind us that there’s peace in growing beyond our old desires. What many see as loss, fewer passions, less drive, a quieter rhythm of life, can instead be freedom. The Stoics teach that as we

The Cogitating Ceviché Week in Review (25-43)Discussion via NotebookLMEditorial SummaryThis week, our newsletter spans the founding era, the next frontier of digital therapy, the depths of literary fiction, ancient strategy, the contested domain of online democracy, and a serialized noir tale. Contributors converge across disciplines, asking how the past informs the present, how technology reshapes the human condition, and how narrative — whether historical, fictional, or algorithmic—underpins the

Episode 28 - Yuval Levin on Conservatism and TechnologyThis week on Prosthetic Gods, Nir and J. speak with Yuval Levin, one of the most insightful and influential conservative thinkers in America today. As the Director of Social, Cultural, and Constitutional Studies at the American Enterprise Institute and the Editor-in-Chief of National Affairs, Levin's work consistently anchors contemporary political debates in deep institutional history and conservative philosophy. His writing often centers on