
Culture, control, and empire
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

We’re joined by Daniella Mestyanek Young, the author of Uncultured. She was born a third generation member of an influential family, within The Family International, better known as the Children of God cult. She escaped at fifteen, put herself throug... more
First up, we have some Jordan Peterson news. His daughter says he’s under spiritual attack after being exposed to a moldy attic. We also cover some of the comments Kamala Harris have been making during the book tour for her 2024 election memoir 107 D... more
We’re here on the eve of the end of America as we’ve come to know it, and the two of us thought, “what could be a more fitting way to honor everything we love about this country than to do one of the most American things possible?” That would be watc... more
Independent filmmaker Jacob Gregor joins us to talk about his bleak and unsettling new film End of History. We talk with Jacob about his discomforting vision of a nameless young man who drives cross country to Alaska listening to nothing but podcasts... more
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Some fellas have been getting high on their own supply. More “hot takes” from disaffected Bernie bros who think they’ve got it all figured out. Don’t waste your time on the uniparty of “Me”.
Fun, well researched and overall a delight to listen to.
Laughing out loud hysterically to hide your own stupidity and show them as stupid
My name’s Bradley, I didn’t know this show existed until I was asked to come on as a guest but listening to the backlog now am v much enjoying it & highly recommend.
Having been on a few podcasts now & having witnessed the online parapolitics podcast-adjacent discourse got a number of years now I dont think a lot of podcasters realize that one of the most important parts of doing a good podcast is just being cool regular guys/gals give you the sense that they’d be fun to hang out w & talk to. T... more
Informative and well thought out discussions without being difficult to engage with. I really enjoy their tongue and cheek conversation style. Both host are hilarious and intriguing and they’re bringing a lot to the table.
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Episodes frequently explore critical themes surrounding culture, governance, and the social dynamics of power, with a pronounced focus on contemporary political landscapes. The discussions often critique authority structures, highlighting authoritarianism, media representation, and their impacts on marginalized communities. Featuring engaging dialogues that blend humor with serious analysis, the content encompasses a wide array of topics including political movements, media narratives, and historical context. The depth of examination into conspiracies and societal issues positions it not only as a commentary on current affairs but also as an exploration of broader cultural implications.
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Recent guests on Wetwired include:
1. Gabriel Kennedy
2. Stephanie Kemmerer
3. Steph Halmhofer
4. Jake Donoghue
5. Christopher Jason Bell
6. Mitch Blummer
7. Karl Mamer
8. Teddy Wilson
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