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045- (Fixed Audio) Confederate Monuments, Mormon Proofs & Internet Feuds
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1:13:09Now PlayingDive into this week’s most unhinged roundup of news, culture, and internet chaos! We start with one ex-Mormon’s Reddit drama over church-approved therapists who claim they can "prove" faith is true. Cue an on-air call out challenge you won’t want to miss!
From there, we lurch into American absurdity with revelations of taxpayer-funded Confederate monument restorations, Trump’s tacky White House renovations, and why bad interior design is a bipartisan problem. Ammon Bundy resurfaces in the headlines with a $52M civil judgement he can’t bankrupt away—white privilege, anyone?
Jimmy and Alyssa riff on South Park skewering ICE agents, reveal why Dean Cain (yes, Superman!) joins ICE, and roast the all-too-real ridiculousness of online hate videos. Stick around as we tackle gender debates, algorithm myths, and the bizarre economics of American “fiscal responsibility.” Plus: what happens when Ghyslaine Maxwell gets banned from the service-dog program in cushy prison? Why do so many people think the path to justice is sending angry emails?
Expect unfiltered commentary, spicy callouts, Supreme Court-level hot takes, and enough meme-able moments to fuel your group chat for a month. This episode covers trending topics like: ex-Mormon stories, faith crisis, ICE/immigration, South Park, Ammon Bundy, U.S. politics, gender debates, and much more.
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