On today’s episode Arian and Big T are back in the studio to get into all the news from the weekend. They discuss Donald Trump’s White House renovation, a convict accidentally released from prison in London, Brian Kelly’s firing and much more. Enjoy! (00:17:44) White House Ballroom (00:23:28) Hadush Kebatu Released from Prison (00:28:50) Arian’s Murder Mystery Party (00:57:48) Brian Kelly Fired (01:08:55) VoicemailsYou can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube

C’était il y a 20 ans jour pour jour, le 27 octobre 2005, un jeudi de vacances scolaires en fin d’après-midi à Clichy sous Bois… Deux adolescents qui rentrent d’un match de foot, Zyed BENNA, 17 ans et Bouna TRAORÉ, 15 ans, meurent électrocutés dans un transformateur EDF après avoir voulu échapper à un contrôle de police… Le début d’un embrasement des quartiers populaires, 3 semaines de violences urbaines, l’état d’urgence décrété et l’accélération d’un tournant sécuritaire incarné par le ministre de

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https://www.solgoodmedia.com Listen to hundreds of audiobooks, thousands of short stories, and ambient sounds all ad free! "The Daily Philosopher" offers daily bites of wisdom, exploring ideas from ancient wisdom to modern thought leaders. Dive into deep philosophical discussions and learn to apply philosophical concepts to everyday life. Whether you're a seasoned philosopher or just getting started, this podcast promises to enlighten and inspire.

When is death preferable to living? Are there fates worse than death? And what sort of future society should we build?Lionel Shriver discusses her latest novel, Should We Stay or Should We Go.

From ancient Transylvania to modern boardrooms, the bloodsuckers never really died… In this episode of The Strange Brew Podcast, Tomcat dives deep into the real history, myths, and conspiracies behind vampires throughout the ages from Vlad the Impaler and Elizabeth Bathory to modern tales of elite blood rituals, adrenochrome myths, and secret societies that echo the oldest fears of mankind.We explore how blood has been worshipped, consumed, and weaponized through folklore, royal scandals, occult

There's a strong argument that humans should stop trying to build more capable AI systems, or at least slow down progress. The risks are plausibly large but unclear, and we’d prefer not to die. But the roadmaps of the companies pursuing these systems envision increasingly agentic AI systems taking over the key tasks of researching and building superhuman AI systems, and humans will therefore have a decreasing ability to make many key decisions. In the near term, humanity could stop, but seem...

Birthday of Elsie Shrigley; Birthday of Stephen R.L. Clark; Publication of Speaking Up for Animals: An Anthology of Women’s Voices, by Lisa Kemmerer; Snow in October, by Alice Dunbar-Nelson.

In this gripping episode, I sit down with Rashmi Airan, whose fall from grace exposed the quiet power of rationalization, cultural pressure, and the slow erosion of integrity. From the courtroom to a prison camp, Rashmi's story is a masterclass in how smart people can make devastating choices—and how redemption starts with radical honesty. For law enforcement professionals, this isn't just a cautionary tale—it's a mirror. We explore: The slippery slope of "just this once" How ethical drift

We are going to cover a variety of topics today but our lead story is going to be a coming inflection point with the government shutdown.  On Nov. 1st  SNAP Benefits (food stamps) will stop unless the government shutdown ends or the congress passes some sort of exception.  Translation, 40 million plus people will stop getting free food.  Many of these people do not see these benefits as charity at this point, rather something they are entitled to.  Additionally history has show the worse political

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Last week, I asked the community here if you would be interested in a new series focused on films I find interesting for our current time and the response (especially on Telegram) was a resounding ‘Yes!’. So here we go, my first review is of a film that came out this Summer by acclaimed millennial writer/director, Ari Aster. Eddington was not what I expected which is a good thing. It’s a completely original creation from an auteur who still believes in cinema and is not afraid to create his own

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In this episode, I’m joined by Bryan from Demon Erasers. Bryan is a deliverance minister and exorcist and is the host of the YouTube show Demon Erasers. He’s also the creator of the documentary Ancient Angels and co-hosts a show with JTFollowsJC. Bryan started off the conversation talking about the etymology and meaning of the word “Gentile,” or “Jentil”, and how it may have originally meant “descendant of giants.” From there, we covered the Nephilim and theories about their genetic influence on