
a podcast about business success and making yourself smarter with the continued psychic trauma of capitalism by @raaleh, @HKesvani, @milo_edwards, @inthesedeserts and @postoctobrist
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 999 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

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Molly is back again, this time to talk about the right's war on Wikipedia—we show how Grokipedia was actually born of grievances fomented in two reports baselessly alleging liberal bias at Wikipedia, and died b... more
Libby and Charlotte from What’s All This Then join us for an all dessert episode featuring a new entry in the Kirk fund, an interesting new fraud defence, and some answers to burning questions about Britain. Also a shirt Riley saw returning from a fr... more
Phoebe Gates went to How To Rule The World class at Stanford, where apparently she learned to admit to potentially criminal activity in Slack. Repeatedly. Also, the network school moves countries, a FarmVille with perma-death, and Mark Zuckerberg has... more
We talk about the death of Jason Arday and the culpability of our rotten-to-the-core media industry in bringing it about… and also a truly infuriating article about how a 17th century academic might not fit in at a modern “Pronouns University.”
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Modernity kinda sucks, they’re not wrong.
Only for the egotistical self righteous condescending pseudo intellectuals of the hard left variety.
Listened to all of the episodes and it is nearly all solid gold. Must listen if understanding the world is what you are into.
A bunch of failed comedians blame the whole world for their own misery.
Just cynical, self-indulgent garbage — “the world is bad why even bother trying. I am smart”
If you are not in the UK, you too can be the only person at bar trivia who knows too much about British politics and can recognize a photo of Theresa May to win the weekly prize!
Seriously though - incredible show, great mix of humor, critique, and news. Absolutely love the show
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