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We’re closing up the shop in the only way we know how… with a final excruciating Eurovision episode. We’re joined by special guests to help slog through all the wonders and horrors of Europe’s pop nightmare.    Guests include:   River (@river_is_nice) Zach Langley Chi Chi (@asukahomo) Jack TPN (@lotus__point) Mila (@milaghorayeb) Anna K. (@annakhachiyan) Nick & Cris from Thot Topics (@VlRTUALBOY and @youre2basic) Christian Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) Pericles Abbasi (@ElectionLegal) Tom Ballard (@TomCBallard)

We discuss Chelsea Manning’s declaration that she’s ‘terrified’ of Glenn Greenwald. What would make a notorious enemy of the state afraid of the nice gay Jewish vegan man who came on our show once? Could it be that non-Democrats are very scary? We discuss abortion a lot, but we try not to be too heavy-handed about it because the whole point we make is basically about that. We finish up on China’s version of culture wars on gamers and sissy celebrities and tease our next guest hot off ABBA’s announcement: Holographic Karl Marx

We discuss trusting the experts and putting the bad people on no-fly lists. We also discuss Socialists for Gavin Newsom and the cognitive dissonance required to be a crypto-democrat in 2021. We talk about Beyonce wearing an expensive diamond and where it should be returned to if anybody asks us, and finally we cover OnlyFans flip-flopping on explicit content and how they represent the latest effort to de-proletarianize another segment of the working class.

We’re back and discussing storms in the Middle West, the consequences of pulling out in the Middle East, Market Days, the Current Affairs Anarchist Ivy League Brat situation, and Mayor Pete and Chasten having kids until the focus groups stop approving.

We get very animated about the Olympic coverage, Russian men’s gymnastics, and NBC’s lackluster TV coverage of an event that is basically designed around TV coverage. We discuss the new clipart Pride flag that’s even more inclusive and depressing. We also talk about the new improved Latin American Pink Tide 2.0

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We’re doing DISCOURSE. Pride discourse! Israel discourse! Assadist discourse! Police defunding and re-funding discourse! The Squad discourse! Discourse discourse! Discourse discourse discourse!

We’re back with Zach Langley Chi Chi from I’m So Popular podcast and Christian to discuss Eurovision 2021. We discuss the propaganda games of certain countries, the numerous sparkly dresses, Malta’s Lizzo knockoff, and continuously get wrong facts like how many times Italy has won the contest.

We come off our recent YouTube community strike to talk about Israel and Palestine… nothing likely to upset anybody there. We talk about pink washing and the murder of a young gay Iranian getting American regime change NGOs salivating. Finally, we briefly review our feelings on the recent UK Labour losses.   Gaza Fights for Freedom documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnZSaKYmP2s Alexei Arora’s analysis of UK Labour’s loss: https://alexeiarora.substack.com/p/how-uk-labour-lost-the-working-class

The boys are back in town and it’s Cinco de Mayo. We discuss our recent travels in a post-vaccine world, New Zealand firing workers for refusing the vaccine, menthol cigarette bans, and the total supremacy of San Francisco Democrats over your life. The Navy has an all gay helicopter crew and the CIA is doing inclusive recruitment now. Finally, if you liked Jonestown, just wait until you hear about Hammertown.

We’re joined by Catherine Liu (@bureaucatliu) to discuss her wonderful new book, Virtue Hoarders: The Case Against the Professional Managerial Class. We find out who the PMC are and where and why they arose. We also bag on them pretty hard.

We’re back, recovering from vaccine damage and plugging various Microsoft products. We discuss Peru’s surprising electoral results with a socially conservative economic populist leading the pack, France having another go at banning hijabs for children, and Twitter’s new Milque Toast Alliance.

We’re back in the same city and we review the misfortunes of March, globally, historically, and personally. It turns out there are cheetahs in Asia, the US invades a lot of places in March, Ted Cruz accidentally seemed reasonable when viewing ICE child cages, and we declare the pandemic over (if you want it).

In a slightly subdued (read: early morning) episode, we’re joined again by Ashley Frawley (@AshleyAFrawley) to reflect on what we’ve learned from the last 12 months of pandemic life, the exercise of kindly power, work from home, and the HRification of life.

We’re joined once again by Twinkrev.com editor River to discuss Russia’s Eurovision entry, Alexander Reid Ross’s Red-Brown alliance fantasies, The Grayzone clapping back against the anarchists, Pro-ACT and unionization efforts, and the Vatican saying the Church won’t bless same-sex unions. Check out Sam and River on the livestream with Matt Muck tomorrow (Tuesday 3/16/2021) on twitch.tv/twinkrev

We’re joined by the best gay shitposter to ever live, Gnome Chomskyy (@gnomechomskyy). We discuss the art of shitposting, Twitter’s crackdown on comedy, workshopping some tweets, Milo being an ex-gay, and do an in-depth review of Hulu’s new OnlyFans puff-piece, “OnlyFans: Selling Sexy.”

We’re back to do a no-growth as we discuss Twitch failing at wokeness, the gayness of conservatism and the catboy fight between Lady MAGA and Nick Fuentes at CPAC. We also discuss gay throuples getting a baby and China’s overblown news in regards to mentally ill gays.

We discuss Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week, the Columbia professor who is selling a book about doing heroin, Billionaires plagiarizing The Matrix, and that new Britney documentary that only Sam has watched.

We’re back with no guests this week to discuss AOC’s trauma bonding sessions in congress and American enthusiasm for Navalny in Russia. We also insult the Spanish royal family in a legally actionable way and untangle geopolitical changes in Myanmar and Ecuador.

We are joined by communist rapper Xiangyu to discuss how he got into the rap scene, his music video filmed in DPRK, his travels and family connection to Korea, and the realities of the Korean conflict ignored by the media. Letter from My Aunt to My Uncle Medium Piece - link Youtube - link Spotify - link