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16 snips
Sep 29, 2025 • 1h 32min

Episode 492: Sumud Flotilla

David Adler, a representative of Progressive International and organizer of the Global Sumud Flotilla, shares insights on breaking the naval blockade of Gaza. He details the flotilla's humanitarian mission, its unprecedented scale, and the current geopolitical context. Adler recounts past incidents of Israeli interception and discusses the risks activists face, including potential sabotage and drone attacks. He emphasizes the importance of solidarity and stresses the flotilla's role in provoking wider mobilization against the blockade.
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Sep 25, 2025 • 1h 58min

Episode 491: One Bottle After Another

Jasper Craven, a journalist and author, dives into the controversial figure of Peter Hegseth, revealing his rise from veterans' advocacy to a media spotlight. They discuss Hegseth's complex history with women, including personal allegations of infidelity and heavy drinking. The conversation also touches on Hegseth's military ambitions, political maneuvers within veteran circles, and his public redemption narrative. Craven warns of the Pentagon's ongoing 'war on woke' and the implications for conservative youth and military identity.
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Sep 22, 2025 • 3min

Episode 490: Charlie's Angel (trailer)

The hosts dive into cultural curiosities, beginning with a quirky banter about dating a roommate. They humorously review a Reddit post about the adult game 'Furry Shades of Gay 3,' riffing on its bizarre character names and hilarity. Their take on recent incidents and theories surrounding Israel adds intrigue. This light-hearted yet informative discussion showcases their comedic flair while tackling timely topics.
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Sep 18, 2025 • 2h 27min

Episode 489: The Unaliving of Charlie Kirk

Delve into the complex legacy of Charlie Kirk, exploring his influence as a major player in the American right. Discover the origins and controversies surrounding Turning Point USA, including its high-profile scandals. Unpack the financial surge post-2020 and its connections to events like January 6. The podcast also highlights the chaotic aftermath of an on-stage incident involving Kirk and the subsequent misinformation frenzy. Finally, listen in on the political reactions and fallout, revealing a turbulent landscape of right-wing dynamics.
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Sep 11, 2025 • 6min

Episode 488: The Freak Book (trailer)

Dive into the bizarre world of animal mating, where zebras take center stage with their quirky anatomy. Discover an amusing collection of odd birthday visuals that spark laughter and intrigue. The hosts tackle the unsettling fascination with controversial figures, exploring society's dark curiosity about their actions. This blend of humor, absurdity, and critical discussions makes for a captivating listen.
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Sep 9, 2025 • 2h 4min

UNLOCKED: Episode 479: The Lady Vanishes

Originally released August 4, 2025. --------- We take a look at the lawsuit filed by Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron against Candace Owens for her claims that Brigitte Macron is part of a transgender Jewish/Satanist/MKULTRA conspiracy to control the French President. Previously: Episode 123: The Stupid France of Mr. Macron Hit the tip line: (646) 801-1129 | tips@trueanon.com Discover more episodes at podcast.trueanon.com Upcoming Live Shows on sale now: BUY TICKETS TO 10/30 HERE BUY TICKETS TO 11/19 HERE
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31 snips
Sep 4, 2025 • 1h 47min

Episode 487: Money Never Sleeps

Joe Weisenthal, co-host of Bloomberg's Odd Lots podcast, dives into the politicization of the Fed and its impact on the economy. He candidly discusses the absurdities of American financial trends, from AI's potential for stagflation to the geopolitical tensions affecting central banking. The conversation also touches on New York's job market challenges and the slow adoption of blockchain technology. With humor and insight, he reflects on how these elements intertwine to shape today’s economic landscape.
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Sep 1, 2025 • 4min

Episode 486: Prison Notebooks (trailer)

Dive into Ghislaine Maxwell's revealing interview with the DoJ, where she discusses Epstein's suspicious activities and controversial claims. Intrigued by political power, the talk explores dubious family ties and a supposed hit list, blurring fact and fiction. Meanwhile, a lighthearted look at past relationships uncovers the tangled emotions behind casual encounters, mixing humor with sharp analysis of attachment and intimacy.
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Aug 28, 2025 • 1h 52min

Episode 485: Barak in the New York Groove

Matthew Petti, assistant editor at Reason Magazine, dives into the explosive connections between Ehud Barak, Jeffrey Epstein, and Peter Thiel. He discusses leaked emails revealing shocking elite relations and the implications of Israeli spyware linked to Epstein. The conversation touches on tech and politics entangled with espionage, highlighting surprising alliances with Russian elites. Dogging humor lightens the mood as they dissect celebrity culture and unpack Barak’s background, showing how these dynamics ripple through the corridors of power.
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Aug 25, 2025 • 5min

Episode 484: Ford's Foundation (trailer)

Brace and Don dive into Gerald Ford's controversial legacy, linking it to the Nixon Pardon and the concept of the Imperial Presidency. They dissect the current state of leadership, highlighting a crisis of accountability and ethical behavior. The duo also tackles the erosion of democracy, exposing corporate corruption and its mafia-like grip on governance. Their insights reveal troubling connections that resonate with today’s political landscape, sparking a dialogue about power dynamics and future implications.

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