[It Could Happen Here] Executive Disorder: White House Weekly #33 #itCouldHappenHere podcastaddict.com/it-could-happe… via Podcast Addict

[Live Like the World is Dying] Rumors, Misinformation, and Media Literacy 🅴 #liveLikeTheWorldIsDying podcastaddict.com/live-like-the-… via Podcast Addict

The double standard of the way the right attacks its critics and the way leftists get shut down for even doing 1% of the same is incredibly frustrating but also not surprising. Fuck Charlie Kirk and fuck Nazis. Fucking hypocrites

Just a heads up, take any articles about Charlie Kirks alleged killer with a grain of salt before believing claims about his political views or his past partners or pretty much any fucking thing because a lot of people really need to paint this with a certain narrative brush

Capitalism keeps people exhausted by turning every necessity into a bill. Rent, food, and medicine are treated as profit streams, while missing a payment can spiral into fees and debt. Survival itself has become a revenue model.

[The Daily News] ON College workers on strike, Carney's list of nation building projects all energy and mining, Bolsonaro goes to jail? #theDailyNews podcastaddict.com/the-daily-news… via Podcast Addict

[Know Your Enemy] The Case for Democracy (w/ Osita Nwanevu) #knowYourEnemy podcastaddict.com/know-your-enem… via Podcast Addict

Its very sad that Ricky turned into a hack centrist

When culture panics about sex, freedom shrinks. Laws tighten, stigma grows, and people are pushed to the margins. Kaytlin Bailey breaks down how this cycle of panic works and why it’s one of the defining battles of our time. open.spotify.com/episode/6pZNcU…

A random guy at work just laid out his whole conspiracy laden worldview after knowing me for 5 seconds. Weird how those of us with progressive ideas are often told we're buzzkills for talking about politics but these wackos can say whatever they want to whoever they want

[It Could Happen Here] Charlie Kirk's Assassination: Sorting Fact from Fiction #itCouldHappenHere podcastaddict.com/it-could-happe… via Podcast Addict

The idea of “saving for retirement” assumes a system where wages cover more than the basics. Most workers never get that chance. The dream of a secure future has been reduced to a lottery of market gains and employer cutbacks

Banks say they’re helping plan for the future, but their paychecks depend on selling products. Drew Adamick explains advice-only planning and what it means to make it through capitalism without getting ripped off. open.spotify.com/show/1ye9lJfPq…

The Canadian parliament is filled with Nazi sympathizers open.substack.com/pub/rachelgilm…

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Its shocking to me that anyone could think that America is a meritocracy with the clear advantages that those born wealthy have and the clear disadvantages that those born poor have. You cant have different starting lines and call it a fair race

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[I Don't Speak German] 135: The Death and Life of Charlie Kirk #iDontSpeakGerman podcastaddict.com/i-don-t-speak-… via Podcast Addict

The financial industry markets itself as a safety net, but every layer of it is designed to extract. From fees on overdrafts to cuts from your retirement savings, the system takes a share whether you’re climbing or falling.