Music, Conspiracies, and Cultural Phenomena

This chapter explores the CIA's use of a peculiar playlist to irritate Manuel Noriega during the 1989 Panama invasion, discussing the eclectic mix of artists involved. The conversation meanders through cultural touchstones such as Rick Rolling and historic broadcasts, while venturing into JFK conspiracy theories and connections to infamous historical figures. Through personal anecdotes, the speakers intertwine the themes of fame, crime, and the implications of authority in American history.