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Will and Hesse travel to Italy to discuss two films: Dario Argento's Tenebre (1982) and Lucio Fulci's The Beyond (1981).

Things aren’t looking too hot for anyone on this planet right now, but stick around as we Talk about Iran and the BRICS summit and floundering US/Israeli policy… There are rays of hope...

In the episode they reference a book called Collapse about the end of the USSR. There are a ton of books called Collapse... does anyone know which / can share a link? Thank you

Our roundup of the latest* automotive news, from a leftist perspective. The Supra is going away (again), Texas is suing General Motors, online influencers are destroying their cars for fame, Biden is bailing out Chrysler, and Ford is just realizing that selling more cars makes more money. Meanwhile, China is selling EVs that people actually want.

*This episode was recorded over two months ago so some of the news might not be as fresh. Sorry for the delay on that. Also, Bryant sold his Saabaru, so too bad for anyone that wanted it. Conner's Camaro and Zach's Ranger are still for sale, so please email if you're interested.

Main topic at 44:26

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Mia, Sophie and Robert relive the horror of the Kavanaugh hearings and discover how Trump made the FBI conduct a fake "investigation" to clear him.

Robert and Miles talk about the mid-century crisis in American masculinity and then catch up to the modern era, and Gamergate.

anyone got a link?

Hi. The presidential election is the top story, but there are plenty of Senate and House races that could determine the balance of power in Washington and have a huge impact on the next four years, regardless of who wins the White House.

For those unfamiliar

They were talking on WK recently about theDonald getting banned and one of her cohosts started to talk some shit about r/chapotraphouse and she was just like "Nah, I was posting on there. Shout out to the lost homies"

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Will and Hesse talk about two films involving filmmaker/producer Brian Yuzna: Stuart Gordon's From Beyond (1986) and Yuzna's Society (1989).

Today we are focusing on Lebanon with a more military oriented episode wherein we will discuss leaked US intelligence documents, Israel’s targeting of banks in Lebanon, their preparations to start bombing hospitals, sectarian tensions rising in Beirut, and morale problems in the IDF as they ruminate on their crimes.

Robert sits down with Miles Gray to give a history of American Masculinity Grifters, and the media-created fears of a 'crisis' in masculinity.

If I wrote a scifi about a brewery, which outmaneuvered the old clergy, recruited brains of the scientific apparatus and requisitioned all PMs with power, as to institute a human breeding program inspired by pure lines in their GM yeast standardization. You'd say, get real man!

Well as they say, reality is often stranger than fiction. Thus let me take you on the second last, Skull Boys, wild ride of 2024, for as Shakespeare knew, there is something rotten in the State of Denmark, as we make our way home to a fake urheimat.

The oldest monarchy in the "western world", its birth contemporary with the Umayyad Caliphate's civilizing of Al-Andalus in the 8th century. Also happens to be that nation which received more money per capita from Rockefeller than any other. And what did they pay them for...?

Why to become the first European country with a national sterilization law ofc. As Scandinavia embarked on a traitorous road, not revealed until the fall of the Soviet Union. When it became clear that Sweden had roughly eugenically sterilized as many as the whole of the US.

Yet Social Democracy is seen by many all over the world as the best system beyond Communism and Capitalism, a third way different from Fascism. We will see today how they spun the threads of that veil. How the illusion of "voluntary choice" became essential to the Welfare State.

Plethon, Byzantium, Italy, the Eastern Roman Empire's influence on Hermeticism & the Renaissance, Venice, Venice as a refuge of the Eastern Roman Empire, Bohemia, Thirty Years War, Reformation & Counterreformation, Elizabethan England, Shakespeare, Shakespeare's role in keeping alive the occult tradition, Peter Brook, Mormonism, Mormonism's role in American metaphysics, Mormonism's role in modern New Age movement, Bush family, Reverend George Bush, Bush's Swedenborgian church, Satanism among the Romantics, Manly P. Hall, the Philosophical Research Society PRS), Hall's death and the attempted coup at PRS, Kyballion, Charles Fort, Fort's enduring influence of Ufology and Discordianism, Vice-President Henry A. Wallace, Wallace's occult interests, the Ouija board, Stephen K. Bannon, Bannon's esoteric interests, Bannon as a Discordian, Traditionalism, Rene Guenon, Julius Evola, the future of esotericism, the end of gurus & master/teacher roles

This guest is a better speaker than most who work this circuit and obviously has an encyclopedic knowledge of US occult tradition but he's also far too sympathetic to bourgeois irrationalism for my taste. Would be interesting to hear him in a discussion with someone like Marcus from Return of the Repressed, who could push back on his framing a bit