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Savage Minds

Savage Minds
Covid-19
Zionism
Public Health Policy
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Vaccine Mandates
Lockdown Policies
Social Impacts
Ethnic Cleansing
Gaza Conflict
History Of Israel-Palestine
Fear Industry
Colonialism
Israel
Media Representation
Genocide
Mental Health
Public Trust
Human Rights
Palestinian Rights
Hamas

Investigative reporting and social commentary on public culture, the arts, science, and politics. savageminds.substack.com

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Fiona Girkin, researcher and specialist in female dark personality traits, discusses her PhD findings on female psychopathy, covert manipulation, and the structural silencing of victims—particularly men—who suffer at the hands of toxic women. Girkin ... more

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Richard D. Wolff, Professor of Economics Emeritus at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and co-founder of Democracy at Work, argues that the United States is living through the terminal phase of imperial overreach. Drawing on the history of empi... more

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Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson, 30-year Army veteran, former Chief of Staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell, and Senior Fellow at the Eisenhower Media Network, discusses the deep structural rot he believes is consuming American democracy and its milit... more

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Nolan Higdon, author and Disinfo Detox host, dismantles the "aberration" myth surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, exposing his deep ties to US/Israeli/Russian intelligence, insider trading, and elite blackmail networks spanning politics (Trump, Dershowitz),... more

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Recent Guests

Lawrence Wilkerson
Former U.S. Army officer; former chief of staff to Powell; security and policy analyst
Episode: Lawrence Wilkerson
Nolan Higdon
Lecturer, Merrill College and Education Department, UC Santa Cruz; author and media literacy researcher
University of California, Santa Cruz; co-author of Let's Agree to Disagree
Episode: Nolan Higdon
Radhika Desai
Professor of Political Studies; Geopolitical Economy Research Group director
University of Manitoba; London School of Economics (visiting)
Episode: Radhika Desai
Olga Cherevko
Spokesperson for the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) in Gaza
United Nations OCHA Gaza
Episode: Olga Cherevko
Michael Fox
Multimedia journalist and radio reporter based in Latin America
Various outlets (MPR, PRXs, The World, DW, The Nation, etc.)
Episode: Michael Fox
Kathryn Sikkink
International relations scholar at the Harvard Kennedy School, expert on human rights, international norms, and transitional justice
Harvard University (Kennedy School)
Episode: Kathryn Sikkink
Kajsa Ekis Ekman
Swedish journalist, writer, and activist, known for her critiques on feminism and capitalism
Episode: Kajsa Ekis Ekman
David Rovics
Songwriter, musician, writer and podcaster based in Portland, Oregon
Portland, Oregon
Episode: David Rovics
Ricardo Vaz
Journalist and political analyst based in Venezuela, currently a writer and editor at Venezuela Analysis.
Venezuela Analysis
Episode: Ricardo Vaz

Host

Julian Vigo
Host with a focus on investigative reporting and cultural commentary, bringing personal experiences to complex societal topics.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 189 ratings
  • Great listen

    Left - solidly and differently and from all over the place. The best and most savage minds you'll ever hear on a podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Miznthrop
    New Zealand3 months ago
  • as a whole, ideologically incoherent - deeply transphobic, also very pro-Palestine

    Podchaser
    articolate
    9 months ago
  • Keep going!

    Thank you for your excellent analysis and guests and thank you for keeping it commercial/corporate-free. Loved the Miriam Grossman conversation especially.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
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    United Statesa year ago
  • Interesting topics but...

    The host has a really cringy style of delivery -she continually turns the discussion of an interesting subject into a personal beef which lessens the impact of the info. She might be good at research and production but she should get someone else to host because she effectively makes the show an unpleasant listening experience on every level.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    angrylf
    United Statesa year ago
  • Bad audio

    The host has the slurpiest, spittiest voice ever, like girl drink some water first

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Pamela64738589
    United States3 years ago

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Overall, there is a strong appreciation for the guests and topics discussed, contributing to a loyal following.
Many praise the podcast for being commercial-free and focus on serious topics often overlooked in mainstream media.
Concerns have been raised about the host's tendency to dominate conversations rather than allowing guests more speaking time.

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#32
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Apple Podcasts
#104
Russia/News
Apple Podcasts
#228
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Talking Points

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Alex Howlett
Q: What would UBI do in such a moment where are taxes collected after then and not before?
If you're living in a world with finance, where borrowing is possible, then as long as those mechanisms are working correctly, the order of things really starts to not matter at all.
Alex Howlett
Q: Is that so? And if so, what does that mean in terms of other, let's say, UBI models?
When I say putting consumers first, I really mean putting people first. So I'm differentiating, I think, you know, especially on the left in Marxism, we're kind of equating ordinary people with workers.
Alex Gordon
Q: Do you think people today on both sides of the Atlantic are aware that the people being sent to war are mostly from poorer classes?
Yes, they do not see much difference today, except that the war veterans returning from Iraq are often taking jobs in the new post-911 era we're living in.
Alex Gordon
Q: As the newly elected leader of Britain's Communist Party, what are your thoughts on the state of this genocide in Gaza?
Our own government here in Britain...has been actively supplying arms, granting arms licenses for exports of F-35 bombers to Israel.
Sandra Walklate
Q: How might we address the complexities of coercive control in domestic violence cases?
We need educational programs that include discussions about the dynamics of relationships and potentially harmful behaviors, acknowledging that domestic violence can involve both men and women.

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Content revolves around in-depth analysis and discourse on contemporary issues within society, arts, science, and politics. The conversations are diverse, touching upon topics like stalking advocacy, economic inequality, human rights, and the complexities of identity politics, providing a nuanced understanding of current socio-political landscapes. There is also a focus on issues surrounding NGOs, environmental health, and the intersections of colonialism and activism. The unique approach includes a blend of personal experiences and expert opinions, making it a compelling source for those interested in critical commentary and societal issues.

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2. Nolan Higdon
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5. Michael Fox
6. Kathryn Sikkink
7. Kajsa Ekis Ekman
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