

Episode 449: October H8THE
32 snips Apr 7, 2025
Dylan Saba from Palestine Legal joins for a thought-provoking discussion on the recent film ‘October 8’ and its problematic narratives surrounding anti-Semitism. The conversation delves into the legal pressures against pro-Palestine advocates and how they threaten free speech. Saba highlights the repression of student activism and the implications of labeling dissenting voices as terrorist threats. The episode is a sharp critique of the intersection of media, identity, and activism, revealing the complexities of speaking out in today’s charged political landscape.
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Movie Outing
- Brace, Young Chomsky, and Adam Friedland saw the movie "October 8th."
- They went to a Regal Cinema and observed fellow moviegoers.
October 8th Premise
- Adam Friedland explains the premise of "October 8th."
- He discusses the film's focus on student protests and the Middle East.
Film Quality Critique
- "October 8th" is of poor quality, even compared to low-budget documentaries.
- A significant portion of the film consists of social media screenshots.