Mia, a tech security expert, and Gare, a commentator on military strategies, dive into a chilling recent attack where pagers were transformed into explosives by the Mossad. They discuss the frightening ease of weaponizing everyday electronics and how this could change air travel and public safety. The conversation highlights the vulnerabilities of gig workers in a tech-dependent world, and the implications for communication in conflict zones like Lebanon. Tune in for insights on technology's double-edged sword in modern warfare!

James and Gare discuss the riots post MLK's assassination and their role in the Great Uprising. Topics include urban rebellions, police violence, civil rights movements, and armed resistance in 1968. The podcast explores the forgotten Holy Week Uprising, highlighting racial tensions and civil unrest in American history.

Mia and Gare discuss fascist media figures exploiting the suffering of Palestinians. They explore complexities of left-wing nationalism, mix of Marxism-Leninism and nationalism, displacement of class struggle, and emergence of national socialism. They also touch on Russia's human rights violations and patriotic socialism. Additionally, they examine building brands through right-wing trolling, hypocrisy in leftist spaces, and the threat of right-wing Palestine grifters.

James is joined by Robert, Shereen, and Gare to discuss drone strikes in North and East Syria. They explore the impact on Rojava's infrastructure and security, the emotional toll of watching drone strikes, and the recent increase in violence in the Middle East.

Robert sits down with Gare and James to talk about Bronze Age Pervert and a surprisingly influential new family of far right memes. They discuss the right-wing reaction to a popular movie, the influence of Bronze Age Pervert's book, and the historical significance of long houses.