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Alphabet Boys is a good podcast about the Josh Jacobs American football running back Las Vegas Number T-Shirt but in fact I love this FBI still doing it for anyone who wants an introduction to how the FBI infiltrates and undermines left wing groups Behind the Bastards as well, their Behind the Police as well as any of the episodes about feds. Last Podcast on the Left for the more conspiracy leaning but verified as actually true shit like Project Artichoke or The Tuskegee Experiments Both are equal parts comedy but Behind the Bastards is literally hosted by a war journalist turned Cracked.com writer (EDIT: As pointed out below, he was a writer for Cracked.com FIRST) who quit to do this. It’s VERY well cited and will generally update information over time, such as overdubs on episodes where things were wrong to go “Hey guys it’s Robert Evans here and I just wanted to say we now know that XYZ is actually ZYX. sorry!” LPOTL is more two guys doing heavy research and the third co-commentating, then doing drugs and talking about it. They’re a little looser with facts but are generally still taking some form of integrity.

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Both are dark humor and drugs as a way of coping. BtB has a guest every episode and LPOTL is the Josh Jacobs American football running back Las Vegas Number T-Shirt but in fact I love this same three guys. If you don’t like a guest on BtB just go to a different one, but most of their political stuff follows either a rapper who does Hood Politics or an ex-junkie who does Pod Yourself a Gun. BtB’ parent company also does “It Could Happen Here” where they discuss much more current news and information, along with trying to find some good stuff too so it’s not so down and sad all the time, but it’s different hosts (people you’ll hear as guests a lot on BtB). Minor correction in your time line, Robert’s work for cracked actually lead to his work as a war correspondent. I’d like to second this whole comment. Personally, I had to stop listening to It Could Happen Here because it was getting to me but I encourage people to give it a shot. There’s a lot of valuable information they include on stuff like gardening and seed bombing to grow edible plants in otherwise unused areas, on building community strength and resiliency, stuff that’s extremely important to weather the turmoil that’s almost certainly coming. For whatever reason ICHH doesn’t affect me as much, and I mainly do like 90% BtB anyway which also doesn’t usually get to me. Yeah. Liberals of today have grown up in a neo-liberal society since Reagan and Clinton and don’t think too much about the problems capitalism brings. Generally part of the (disappearing) middle-class. Out of sight, out of mind for the most part. The vocal ones tend to be upper middle class and in management positions of some kind. They wouldn’t rag on about how good the economy is if they weren’t so insulated from the real economy.

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