The J. Burden Show

William Dalebout, board game designer and illustrator behind Incel Riot Studios, dives into the provocative world of indie tabletop gaming. He shares his journey from commercial illustration to self-publishing, highlighting how political shifts have influenced gaming culture. With a focus on crowdfunding, he discusses the challenges of building trust with an audience on platforms like Kickstarter. William also explores the psychology behind player interactions in games, the impact of AI on art, and how millennial aesthetics are shaping the future of design.

Dune and Titus, co-hosts of Duo Stulti and ancient history enthusiasts, dive deep into the complexities of historical narratives. They discuss the importance of primary texts like The Golden Ass, emphasizing how these sources reveal ancient mindsets. The conversation shifts to the portrayal of Xerxes and other figures in Greek myths as villains and the implications for collective identity. They also humorously explore Roman dental hygiene and critique modern historiography's fixation on sexual details over significant historical achievements.

Harrison Pitt, an academic writer and policy fellow at Restore Britain, dives into the collapse of the Conservative Party. He explains how post-Brexit immigration policies and Boris Johnson's failures contributed to this decline. Harrison draws parallels between Nigel Farage and Donald Trump, discussing their influence and roles in political shifts. The conversation explores Labour's internal divisions, the limits of civic nationalism, and the implications of migration as a form of invisible conquest. Future prospects and strategic lessons for conservatives are also highlighted.

Logan Hall, a digital strategist and commentator from The Blaze, joins to discuss pressing topics in conservative politics. He addresses the alarming rise of political violence and the subsequent infighting on the right after Charlie Kirk's assassination. Logan critiques the GOP's failure to provide security and contrasts the left's rewards for radical actions with conservative purges. They dive into identity politics, citizenship, and America's true national priorities, all while dissecting the disconnect between D.C. elites and everyday conservatives.

Gord Magill, a commentator and writer specializing in trucking and transportation issues, dives into the complexities of the trucking industry. He discusses rising crash rates and the political tensions between state and federal enforcement. Topics include the exploitation of migrant labor, the role of brokers, and the dangers of autonomous trucks. Gord also highlights how ineffective enforcement erodes public trust and brings attention to the systemic risks posed by inexperienced drivers. Tune in for a revealing look at the challenges facing the trucking world today.

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Dive into a fascinating discussion about the politics of Blade Runner and its cultural impact. Explore the ontological themes from Philip K. Dick’s works, along with the evolving definition of humanity through Deckard's journey. Delve into the film's alternative history, differentiating god-complexes of Tyrell and Wallace, and unpack the implications of artificial intimacy with K's AI girlfriend, Joy. They also ponder the film's haunting portrayal of urban decay, memory, and the moral responsibilities of creators, revealing why this sci-fi classic continues to resonate.

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5'Til Midnight, a dynamic crew known for their libertarian-tinged political commentary, engages in a whirlwind discussion about their journey from libertarian ideals to a more right-leaning perspective. They share hilarious anecdotes from libertarian events and indulge in a playful riff about Kmart 'death squads' and the absurdities of security measures. The conversation veers into U.S. gun culture, Canadian quirks, and even Modi's policies in India. Expect laughs and sharp critiques wrapped in an entertaining banter that keeps you hooked!

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