Ep 27 – Listen and Live Forever (w/ Zoltan Istvan)
If you listen to this episode, we promise you will live forever. Aaron and Shawn avoid having their podcast die and succumb to the curse of the ’27 club’ by having an...
Author: Srsly Wrong
Ep 26 – The Bible as a Revolutionary Toolkit (w/ DJ Matt Hogan)
Jesus was a communist! Hear all about how and why the bible is a revolutionary’s handbook and the antecedent for modern Individualism, Existentialism, Democracy, and Communism as Shawn and Aaron are joined...
Ep 25 – The Objective Spectacular
Shawn and Aaron literally get a huge inheritance in real life, but the podcast will stay the same as it always was: hard hitting common sense. Leave your political correctness at the...
Ep 24 – SocialTarianism
Shawn and Aaron talk about the left/right quadchotomies, libertarian socialism, strategies for populist cross aisle collaboration, and the decentralized nonviolent resistance movement. Theme Song Performed by: Punkerslut Synchronicity Book Club: Jonathan Haidt...
Ep 23 – REFORLUTION
Reform? Revolution? Is there an inherent conflict between idealism and pragmatism? We figure out how to change the world and more in part two of our exciting portmanteau trilogy! Theme Song: Arrested...
Ep 22 – POLIGION
Shawn and Aaron talk politics and religion, and how they might not be so different after all. Theme song performed by: Dope Creature
Ep 21 – Ronald Reagan’s Welfare C.R.E.A.M.
This week, Aaron and Shawn explore the touchy intersection between personal empowerment and blaming the victims of systemic social issues. They also talk money, houseless people, starving African children, and find a solution to...
Ep 20 – Anarcho-Socialism vs. Anarcho-Capitalism [World Peace Summit Beta]
Aaron interviews Cameron Watt of Libertarian Socialist Rants and Robert Kruger of The Anarchist Experience, hoping to find some common ground between the ostensibly embattled anarchist ideologies in this beta test run...
Ep 18 – Getting Into Trouble
Shawn and Aaron remissness about their past experiences of being in trouble, the elusive and socially constructed nature of the concept, and some of the ways in which being ‘in trouble’ can...
