Breaking Predatory Brazil Narratives from the Imperialist North / Brian Mier

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

2

The Importance of Family Reunion

04:10 • 2min

3

This Is Hell: An Anniversary and Listener Appreciation Party

06:00 • 4min

4

How to Answer This Week's Question From Hell

09:50 • 3min

5

The Impact of Rising Ocean Levels on Climate Change

12:40 • 2min

6

The Lula Administration's Response to Climate Change

14:57 • 2min

7

The Impact of Climate Change on the Amazon

16:50 • 4min

8

The Railroading of Lula in Brazil

21:16 • 2min

9

The Rise of Bolsonaro

22:57 • 3min

10

The Centrohn and the Bolsonaro Coup

25:50 • 4min

11

Bolsonaro and the Military Were Overly Optimistic About the Coup

29:33 • 4min

12

The New York Times Worries, Brazil Goes Too Far to Fight the Far Right

33:41 • 3min

13

The La Vaggato Operation Car Wash Investigation

37:03 • 3min

14

The New York Times' False Equivalency

40:14 • 2min

15

Brazil's Efforts to Broker Peace Have Gone Poorly

42:17 • 3min

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The New York Times' Judiciary Overreach Narrative Is Helpful

45:39 • 2min

17

The Effect of Fear of Communists on Brazilian Politics

47:28 • 3min

18

How the New York Times Is Hedging Their Bets on the Brazilian Press

50:00 • 4min

19

The Left in the Global North Claiming Lula Has Sold Out to the Right

53:32 • 4min

20

The Most Newsworthy Thing That Will Happen at Saturdays

57:22 • 3min

21

The Winner of This Week's Question From Hell

59:57 • 5min

22

The Stoic's Negation of a Dubious Platitude

01:04:34 • 6min

23

The Importance of Taking Risks

01:10:21 • 2min

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The Most Newsworthy Thing That Will Happen at This Is Hell Anniversary and Listener Appreciation Party

01:12:15 • 2min

25

The Most Newsworthy Thing That's Going to Happen at the This Is Hell Anniversary and Listener Appreciation Party

01:13:51 • 2min

26

How to Be Unpatriotic on a Saturday Night

01:15:56 • 6min