

Matt Lieb
Guest on this episode of Behind the Bastards, contributing insights and analysis on Harlon Carter and the NRA.
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Nov 26, 2024 • 56min
CZM Rewind: Part One: Dr. Oz: Why 'America's Doctor' Is A Bastard
Matt Lieb, co-host of the Sopranos podcast, joins to dissect the controversial figure of Dr. Oz. They humorously critique Oz’s dual persona as 'America's Doctor' and explore his unsettling blend of medicine and mysticism. The conversation highlights the rise of alternative medicine, reflecting on the societal pressures that distort medical integrity. There’s a keen examination of how middle-class moms fueled his fame, and the ethical dilemmas he's faced as entertainment influences health care—a compelling look at celebrity culture’s impact on medicine.

Nov 28, 2024 • 1h 6min
CZM Rewind: Part Two: Dr. Oz: Why 'America's Doctor' Is A Bastard
Matt Lieb, a comedian and podcast regular, joins the discussion on the controversial Dr. Oz, examining his rise from surgeon to television celebrity. They analyze the balance between audience trust and sponsorship demands, highlighting the dangers of celebrity health advice. The conversation critiques Oz's mixed legacy, from promoting healthy habits to questionable alternative medicine, and questions the ethical implications of prioritizing fame over patient welfare. With a blend of humor and critique, they delve into the darker side of health media.

Jun 14, 2022 • 1h 9min
Part One: Harlon Carter: the Man Who Militarized the Cops and the NRA
Join Matt Lieb, a sharp commentator, as he delves into the controversial legacy of Harlon Carter, a crucial figure in the NRA's transformation and police militarization. They explore how gun control laws intersect with race and white supremacy, highlighting historical discrimination against Black Americans. The conversation humorously juxtaposes iconic gun fights with everyday trivialities while dissecting the racial biases in U.S. gun laws. The discussion also critiques modern perceptions of crime and the implications of vigilante justice.