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In case you missed it!wbai.org/archive/program/episode/?id=62203
THEME:
Anger, patriarchy, race, and power
America’s Drift Toward Fascism
This episode of NiteShift examines America’s long and ongoing relationship with fascism, racial violence, and authoritarian power—past and present. Through historical case studies, contemporary policy changes, media analysis, and speculative fiction, the conversation explores how racism, religion, capitalism, and state power intersect to shape lived reality in the U.S. The show also looks at how media—both traditional and social—frames public understanding, and how science fiction often reflects truths that mainstream discourse avoids.
In case you missed it!!wbai.org/archive/program/episode/?id=62202
AI threatens all human labor, will there be 21st century Luddites? (and the word doesn’t mean what you think it means) #lifeislikesciencefiction #thefuture #luddite #language #technology #linguistics #historyrepeatsitself
Instant Underpants – Archie McPhee
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These underpants are conveniently compressed into a compact pellet. Just soak them with water momentarily and, BAM, Instant Underpants!
does anyone else think that when Chris is on the show he cannot stop himself from brown nosing mike, offering up one flattering comment after another, it is so blatent that it is almost embarrassing to listen to it.. I wpnder why Chris does it, I mean I can see Chris saying it to Mike in a private conversation, but over the air on such a continual repeated basis makes me wonder why Chris has to suck up and like I said brown nose