Probably Cancelled Podcast

Today I'm joined by none other than my very own (MAGA baby boomer) Mother to talk about what it was like growing up under Operation Mockingbird, the process of shedding the lies told by the military industrial complex and mainstream media, and why it's so important for the working class to unite in order to defeat the feds and restore health to our society. I hope you enjoy this very gold-pilled conversation. Support Probably Cancelled on Patreon to get early access to episodes or submit your questions to the new PC Pod advice column! Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow on Twitter @CancellledPod

In this gripping episode, Co-host of 'Unraveled: Long Island Serial Killer' Alexis Linkletter joins as we dive deep into the murky waters of corruption that have clouded the investigation of the Long Island Serial Killer. At the center of this tangled web is former Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke, whose questionable actions and potential cover-ups have left a decades-long trail of unanswered questions. We’ll explore how police corruption may have obstructed justice for the many victims, most of whom were vulnerable women who were murdered while involved in prostitution. Join us as we unravel the connections between the killer, the victims, and the very institutions meant to protect them, exposing the dark truth behind one of America's most chilling unfolding cases. Unraveled: Long Island Serial Killer The First Degree IG: @alexislinkletter Support Probably Cancelled on Patreon to get early access to episodes or submit your questions to the new PC Pod advice column! Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow on Twitter @CancellledPod

Matt @ehret_matthew joins the pod once more to share his knowledge on the history of US Presidential assassinations (and attempts!) and the forces behind them... including some lesser-known assassinations such as Presidents Garfield and McKinley. You're not going to want to miss this epic lesson in hidden history! Check out the Rising Tide Foundation canadianpatriot.org Subscribe to Matthew Ehret on Substack Support Probably Cancelled on Patreon to get early access to episodes or submit your questions to the new PC Pod advice column! Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow on IG @probably.cancelled.pod & Twitter @CancellledPod

Don Courter @DonaldCourter joins the podcasts to give a debrief of his recent trip with Vladimir Putin's highly significant delegation to DPRK and Vietnam. You don't want to miss this episode!   TheRevolutionReport.org YouTube Telegram Discord Twitter   Bruce cummings- North Korea: another country   Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow PC pod on Twitter @CancellledPod

Sam (@twinkrevsam), Laree, and Hannah join to talk about the modern LGBT+ movement and it's consequences. Are the excesses helping anyone? How should marxists approach this topic? Can postmodernism and marxism actually be congruent? And are we really "born this way"? Enjoy this very controversial episode. Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow PC pod on Twitter @CancellledPod  

Renowned scholar Dr. Christopher Mott discusses NGOs as tools of imperialism, touching on hidden agendas, influence of funding on causes like indigenous rights, environmental activism, and political alliances. Topics include nuclear power debate, leftist support for protests, Carl Popper's philosophy, role of Open Society Foundation, impact of centrist liberal streamer on politics, and challenges of Western NGOs in global activism.

Johnny Vedmore (@JohnnyVedmore) joins to talk about his research into Gloria Steinem being a CIA agent and promoting anti-communist propaganda to western college students. We also talk about her 9 year relationship with Stanley Pottinger and his connections to Epstein, #MeToo, and more. Plenty of controversy to be had with this episode so I hope you all enjoy. Follow Johnny on Twitter: @JohnnyVedmore Check out Newspaste Johnny's Youtube Channel Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow PC pod on Twitter @CancellledPod

Comrade Wendy joins to talk about the latest Diddy drama and how it connects to both Playboy and Jeffrey Epstein's sexual blackmail operations. This episode includes a lot of information not covered by the mainstream and alternative media so it's well worth the listen! We did a lot of digging for this one.

Feminist author Mary Harrington (@movesincircles) joins the podcast to talk about how technology has shaped the history of women's issues, where she foresees the movement headed, and how to rein in the excesses of an increasingly neoliberal society. In her book "Feminism Against Progress," Harrington presents a provocative thesis challenging the traditional notion of progress, arguing that its current trajectory is disproportionately favoring a privileged minority of women while jeopardizing the rights and autonomy of the majority. Harrington traces the roots of women's liberation not to moral advancement but to the material upheavals of the Industrial Revolution. As society transitions from the industrial era to the age of AI, biotech, and pervasive computing, Harrington contends that technological advancements are blurring natural boundaries and eroding entrenched gender roles. While this shift may seem empowering for a select group of affluent women, it also facilitates the commodification of female bodies, intimacy, and reproductive capacities. Harrington paints a grim picture of a future where economic inequality exacerbates the exploitation of marginalized women, reducing them to mere suppliers of organs and rented wombs for the affluent. In this stark warning, she highlights how progress has ceased to be a boon for the majority of women, emphasizing the urgent need for a feminism that challenges the unchecked pursuit of progress in the 21st century to safeguard women's interests. Follow Mary on Twitter: @movesincircles Check out her articles on UnHerd Buy Feminism Against Progress Subscribe to PC Pod on Rumble & Telegram Follow PC pod on Twitter @CancellledPod

Undercover journalist exposes unethical practices at ALO (formerly Pornhub), revealing shocking admissions of pushing extreme content for profit, hiring corrupt psychologists, and neglecting identity verification. Discusses dark connections to abusers, consent in pornography, societal impacts, and legal actions against online sexual exploitation.