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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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Earlier this month, the Office of the Texas Governor Greg Abbott quietly released a statement that “emphasized the importance of TPUSA Club America chapter enrol... more
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Surprise! Caro & Katie react in real time to the programming we all should’ve seen coming: “CBS News Presents: A Town Hall with Erika Kirk.”
Coming at you with our first ever bonus conversation for the public, in which we discuss the ongoing Starbucks Workers United strike taking place at hundreds of locations (and growing) all over the country right now. It’s also a conversation in which... more
First things first: Merch is here!
Get it now before it’s gone. We’re so proud of this limited edition drop of deeply diabolical merchandise. Items will ship in mid-January, and 33% of all net profits will go to Feeding America, a non-profit nation... more
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Listen, so many of us know that we are currently collapsing under late-stage capitalism. It feels bleak. Hopeless. Like, why not just go out now by stomping your enemies in the neck with red-soled Louboutins, leaving a mess of diamonds, gold necklaces, organic foods, wellness vitamins, and high-end yoga pants for your far-right family members to pick up??
The truth is I was heading so far left that I was about to turn right due to the constant headache of cognitive dissonance. I mean, it’s just... more
Thank you for speaking out about Starbucks! Please keep speaking out about how unions can change lives, especially for us historically underpaid workers like women in care positions! My child care center voted to unionize and are working towards annual pay increases and better working conditions.
Coming back to edit my review because I just can’t recommend this show enough. The amount of research Katie and Caro pour into every episode is incredible. I am not someone who pays for subscriptions and I’m a happy paid subscriber of Diabolical Lies.
Finally subscribing, long time listener. Since pretty much the beginning. Thank you, Caro and Katie, for all the work you put into this. Your voices and what you have to say occupy a vast hole in our political discourse. Good luck Caro on Yesteryear!!!
This show is so smart and insightful, and the points and connections Katie and Caro make so well explained, that I frequently listen to each episode 2-3 times. I don’t want the thoughts this show sparks to fade as so many do; rather, I want to nourish them, and carve them into my psyche so I can revisit them again and again. I aspire to be able to articulate thoughts and see through rhetoric at even half the capacity of these two awesome people.
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This podcast focuses on the intersections of social issues, politics, and cultural phenomena, often through a critical lens. Episodes cover a range of topics including feminism, ethical consumption, and political commentary, frequently addressing contemporary debates and exploring the societal implications of various phenomena. The hosts present compelling narratives that weave personal anecdotes with rigorous research, combining humor and critique to engage with complex subjects that challenge the status quo.
What sets this podcast apart is its candid discussions around hot-button issues, such as the roles of women in contemporary society, the dynamics of consumer culture, and the responsibilities of public figures. The blend of wit and i... more
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