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 | 879 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy |
Riley, Nova, and HK discuss the Labour Party’s planned campaign of social murder against the disabled in the UK - including a deep dive on the ongoing poster-to-policy pipeline around the recent (and not so recent) attacks on the Motability charity -... more
Federal labour lawyer Carey Shockey joins Riley, Nova, and Hussein to talk about the rapid deterioration of the rule of law in the United States, its roots in Reagan and the bipartisan support for the Global War on Terror, and the relationship betwee... more
Riley, Nova, and Hussein talk about the trials and tribulations of trying to give every job in the world to a computer, as “Agentforce” fails to materialise, discuss Jan Marsalek (finally), and look at a terrible new startup. Also, a new Political So... more
This Machine Kills’ Ed Ongweso Jr returns to the pod to talk about his series of essays talking about what he calls The Silicon Valley Consensus - an ongoing chapter in our interest in the convergence of reactionary politics and the profusion of data... more
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They go on about elites but isn’t Milo’s father in law the oligarch Alfred Koch who was instrumental in stealing Russias state property in the 90s? Does Milo also have connections to MI5 from his Cambridge days?
We are as American as apple pie, Snapple, Apple and A.I. Why then do I cry? Have you even looked outside? Have you watched the news or read the papers or saw the signs? It’s all the executive level crimes, and the way the business takes your last dime. We got left behind while they built Optimus Prime:(
Alas this was not it. I think the left has officially stopped being cool funny or relevant.
As a citizen of the US, I thought I was safe from all of your irresponsible use of The Lathe and could laugh along with the rest of the “hogs“ at the silly bits about Daddy Empire’s mistakes. However, the Atlantic Ocean does not seem to have provided me any protection from prophecy and I am now forced to curse this pod’s prescience (legally speaking, these are metaphorical curses and not actionable witchcraft)
don’t half make me feel old tho, very noisy aren’t they
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A unique blend of comedy and critical commentary explores the absurdities of modern capitalism, politics, and media. The hosts engage in lively discussions that humorously dissect various societal issues, blending satire with sharp insights about political dynamics, entertainment, and consumer culture. Noteworthy for its often irreverent take on serious subjects, the content frequently features critiques of public figures and current events, making pointed observations that reflect broader societal trends while maintaining a comedic tone. Listeners can expect a mix of humor and intellectual discourse that appeals to those interested in thoughtful yet entertaining analyses of contemporary topics.
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