An all-new Who Are These Broadcasters? Eric Zane and Christian Bladt check on Detroit Lions fans following their loss in San Francisco and explore just who has lost their mind over Taylor Swift. The ladies at the View and Rachel Maddow apparently all think that a sexual assault lawsuit is a laughing matter, Tim Scott comes out in support of Trump, Biden inspires a crowd of women, and Nancy Pelosi shows why Democrats will never abandon Biden. Plus, a driver films himself going 150 mph, a car takes a

Today we are bringing you another great show from the Fable & Folly Network - it's our pleasure to introduce The Land Whale Murders.The Land Whale Murders is set in an alternate 1899, where a pair of bumbling scientists turned private detectives, are hot on the trail of a sticky mystery involving a nefarious candy corporation among the political intrigue of New York City. That's quite a lot to take in in one sentence, so we suggest diving right in. The Land Whale is a fast and funny podcast series

We dig up some unreleased fragments of our conversation with choreographer, performer and artist Itxaso Corral, which we couldn’t include the first time around. With Itxaso, we embrace the complexity of being-and-doing-with-others, and we look inside some of the notions that underlie her thinking-by-doing: hijacked words that can be set free, such as tenderness, naivety, empathy, modesty and cringe. We also open up a host of questions—poetic, political, and convivial—in order to spend some time with

The Biden administration's PR airstrike shows the American people that our politicians aren't willing to fight back against the Houthi rebels because they don't have love for their country. Houthi rebels impacting global trade in a way we can't see. Jesse's cat PTSD, Sec. Austin nefarious OR incompetent mistake? Japan's sucker-punch that woke up the sleeping giant. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

DJ Khalil gets us out the starting blocks for 2024! We shouldn't mention his work as a DJ (not because we're in denial of his skills, trust me- we aren't! And that opinion is based on our experience of him behind the decks!) because we spoke about writing emails, paying our bills, art, his cat and music. All these topics were simply a pretext to laugh out loud and vibe with a kindred spirit. Get to know your DJ as a human in this episode. It'll improve your next experience on the

🎉🍾 We've hit a MILESTONE! Welcome to the 100th Episode of "Unsolicited Perspectives" where sibling revelry meets deep dives into YOUR burning questions! 🎤🎧 Bruce Anthony and J. Aundrea here, celebrating this landmark episode with a side of banter and a heart full of gratitude. It's a session of unfiltered chats, laughter, and even a dash of Cat Williams talk – all stirred into one epic podcast party. 🥳From discussing the significance of reaching 100 episodes in the podcasting world (#BigDeal)

Chip & Dip, “Stay Golden” & Matt’s Peepshow. Football talk, History Channel’s “Grant,” Civil War Talk, and Political History. Playing music in the house, Jack falls & cat problems Breakfast & strip clubs, oh yeah…And we get a trivia email!Become a Patron and JayandJack.comWrite us an email at RCADCast@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram at RCADCastAnd leave us an iTunes Review

In this podcast, Françoise Vergès unpacks the social and environmental politics of cleaning and waste, charting and questioning temporal and spatial interactions that create a neutral site of deprivation, exhaustion and exploitation. She sheds light on the economy and politics of exhaustion, pointing out the role of racial capitalism in the climate crisis. Vergès suggests a political re-reading and understanding of vital needs and natural elements through notions of cleaning, hygiene and medicine,

Co-author of The Controlled Demolition of the American Empire, Jeff Berwick, is back to discuss how the book predicted our current political and social environments, as well as predicting an impending economic collapse and debasement of the United States Dollar. As Anarchapulco approaches, the city of Acapulco comes back to life after a very unusual CAT-5 Hurricane Otis destroyed a majority of the city with 200 mph+ winds. Thanks to the generous donations made to the Hurricane Otis Recovery fund

The bunkbed is empty, not a stir in the house. The soup is burning, not a stir in the house. No subject for Lulu's love, not a sir in the house. No bits to pick out of the cat's fur, not a bur in the house. No villain for Hamilton, not a Burr in the house. No one to pat that cat, not a purr in the house. No mouse trouser carousel pounce. Say hi to your mum for me. We want our beautiful baby boy home. Joel has been kicked out of the house. I suppose we'd better sleep in the bunkbeds and devise a

Steve and Cat discuss mid-season of the NFL. Is it turning into a game of smoke and mirrors, or is everything going to plan? Niccolò Machiavelli is our political SOB of the week. We talked about "Till Death Do Us Part: Soering vs. Haysom" on Netflix. Shot of the week is the SoCo LIme shot.

Unattended Baggage Show Notes 12/2/2023Episode #224: Politicians ban what they do in their bedroomsAdrian thinks he saw a UAP but we suspect he was impaired, accusations of rape of menage a trois partner for Florida book-banning anti-LGBT power couple, “Gay Furry” hacker group demand cat girl chimeras from breached nuclear lab, CO2-belching private jets frozen to runway on route to global warming conference, and the winter blockbuster is Pandemic 2: The Children of Wuhan.Hour 1:

It's Giallo time so we, along with film critic Shelagh Rowan-Legg, are headed to Italy for Sergio Martino's Your Vice Is A Locked Room And Only I Have The Key (1972). C/W: sexual assault, incest, racism, and the cat dies. Shelagh offers plenty of political and cultural knowledge of women's issues from the period, while Trace refreshes our memory of Edgar Allan Poe's source material, The Black Cat. Plus: tender queer sex, multiple killers, sheep eyeballs, costume dresses, and a fiery

It's been a while since we just stuck the boot into some cookers so it's time to tie the shoelaces and get kicking.First we look at Trump who continues to be in Deep Shit and then we move on to some classic cookerbashing.Teflon Mon Mon is going through the courts again for fundraising for non existent legal fees. Whoops! She also got the arse from the US. Oh no!Joel attends an Australia One cooker rally and learns that in Germany and Spain you can marry a cat or a dog. Spoiler alert -

In this bewitching episode, Berenice and Ella explore the whimsical world of witches and witchcraft. From the reasons why they'd be tired as witches to the power of intuition and looking fabulous while doing it, they delve into the enchanting aspects of witch behavior they're down for. Tune in to discover the fascinating history of black cats and their connection to the black plague, and learn why adopting a black cat is a magical choice. Join the mystical fun and don't miss this

Philippe Mesly is a writer and translator whose work examines intersections of political economy, religion, and environmental issues. He is also a trained horticulturalist and craftsperson.Julia Henderson is a writer whose work examines the intersections of religion and philosophy, with particular emphasis on Christian mysticism. She currently lives in Toronto with her cat, Duck.Explore the Organic Metaphor in Politics course here: https://thoreaucollege.org/winter-program/Learn more about the Great

We dig up some unreleased fragments of our conversation with Mexican artist Juan Arturo García.  With the design of neutral Spanish as a case study, we broaden our conversation around living and dead languages, dialects, the uses of language and the dynamics of linguistic prestige. We imagine subtitling as a creative space, while rethinking typography from a political lens, questioning legibility and conventional strategies through his own practice.

This week we react and discuss the Bishop Sycamore documentary "BS High" on HBO Max, Doja Cat's recent use of demonic imagery in new song/music video, TikTok's new trend "Silent Walking" movement and recent polling shows Gen Z struggle more with mental health than millennials.

Get ready for some wicked fun on "Thanks For Your Concern" as Berenice and Ella delve into their "Evil Bitch Season." In this episode, inspired by Doja Cat's "Boss Bitch" anthem and the wisdom of "Men Love Bitches," they explore the power of self-respect and boundaries. Tune in to discover why sometimes it's essential to embrace your inner bitch, stand up for yourself, and be the ultimate team player for your own life.Don't forget to follow them on social