The Fifth Column

Topics discussed include Houthi bodegas, industrial policy schizophrenia, Kmele possibly joining the 'back to Africa' movement, Ujamma and Nyerere's stash, and the Fighting Sullivans

Guests Fani Willis and Alexei Navalny discuss topics such as Willis' scandals, Russian McDonalds, the murder of Navalny, whataboutism, retreating from the world, and the terror of OpenAI videos.

The podcast discusses topics such as Apple's Vision Pro and its impact on black creators, violence in the Super Bowl, violations of treaties and sovereignty, anti-Israel protests, Putin's visit to Mariupil, and conservative support for him.

Coleman Hughes, author of The End of Race Politics, discusses his book with the hosts. They explore the concept of colorblindness and challenge the assumption that racism is the cause of all disparities. They also critique public naming and shaming on social media, discuss the consequences of unfounded accusations, and touch on topics like the Republican Party meltdown and the importance of free speech. A meandering conversation on selective enforcement, college admissions, and politics adds humor to the podcast.

Topics discussed include Chris Hughes' failed attempts, questioning styles in interviews, politics and journalism in Central Europe, and encountering online clips and funny words.

Guests James O’Keefe and Jon Stewart discuss the decline of journalism and legacy media organizations. They analyze James O'Keefe's controversial tactics and question his credibility. The hosts also talk about John Stewart's return to The Daily Show and its impact on political satire. They debate a confusing black history month background filter and share their prized possessions. The chapter concludes with a lighthearted conversation about Judaism and stereotypes.

The hosts discuss their experience watching the Chiefs game and a poorly made documentary about Michael Jackson's 'Thriller'. They highlight Michael's memorable performance and breaking racial barriers. They explore the evolution of music videos and express strong dislike for a controversial spy documentary. The hosts respond to listener feedback regarding Trump's threat to democracy.

The podcast covers the New Hampshire primary, the influence of Trump's rallies on policy decisions, the conflict in Yemen, reflections on the current state of affairs, and election updates and international political discussions.

Actor and comedian Michael Winslow joins Joe Rogan in a lighthearted conversation about old movies and iconic sound effects. They debate on whether Dick Butkus is still alive and talk about standing up against bullies. The podcast also covers a video of a piano player surrounded by a Chinese group and discussions on cracking down on speech.

Topics discussed include a trans person in the LPGA, decline of legacy media institutions, uniqueness of the Holocaust, decline of woke media outlets, controversy surrounding Fanny Willis, perception of lawyers, funny incidents, and foreign policy