Maggie Mae Fish

Maggie Mae Fish, a writer and video creator known for her insightful commentary, joins Robert to unravel Volkswagen's dark transformation from Nazi favorite to owner of a slave plantation in Brazil. They discuss Volkswagen's involvement in the military during WWII, its exploitation of forced labor, and the gruesome realities workers faced in Amazonian camps. The conversation dives into Brazil's political context during military dictatorship, shedding light on how modern slavery persists and the company’s eventual attempts at reckoning with its past.

Maggie Mae Fish, a savvy video essayist known for dissecting film and cultural trends, joins the discussion on Mark Zuckerberg's infamous impact. They dive into Facebook’s transformation from a quirky platform to a purveyor of misinformation, humorously dissecting Zuckerberg's persona along the way. The conversation unveils Facebook’s global repercussions, especially concerning violence in Myanmar, and critiques the ethical dilemmas of social media governance. It's a sharp mix of satire, personal anecdotes, and a call for accountability in tech leadership.

Jamie Loftus, a comedian and podcaster, teams up with Maggie Mae Fish, a writer and online creator, to dissect the complex legacy of Mark Zuckerberg. They humorously tackle how his public persona has shifted from tech savior to controversial figure, especially after the 2016 elections. The conversation dives into issues of privilege, the toxic culture within tech companies, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding user privacy. By mixing laughter with critical insights, they reveal the darker implications of social media in modern society.

Maggie Mae Fish, an individual who considers Animal Crossing a complete game, discusses its popularity. The hosts talk about the lack of narrative closure but express enjoyment in decorating their island and helping neighbors. They discuss the guilt of playing and compare it to similar games. They explore the fantasy and simplicity of the game and analyze relationships and boundaries within it. They also discuss whether to keep or delete the game.

Indie game enthusiast Maggie Mae Fish joins the hosts to explore the underwater game Subnautica. They discuss strategies, exploring and gathering resources, score and sound design, comparing to No Man's Sky, building bases, choices in the game, and the potential impact of Subnautica. They also mention podcast advertisements and personal insight for success.