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Exploring the Scooter Braun Nova Festival Immersive Experience with humorous road mishaps and porta-potty encounters. The hosts share amusing anecdotes of driving adventures and quirky festival moments.

Technology expert Max Read joins the show to discuss AI, AGI, superintelligence, and OOMs. They explore the effects of social media platforms removing the ability to hide likes, revealing potential social pressures on users.

Writer and lawyer from Palestine Legal, Dylan Saba, joins the hosts to discuss aid, war, Biden's red lines, and Lebanon. Topics include challenges in delivering aid to Gaza, politics of aid in the Israel-Palestine conflict, UNRWA's role, US military involvement in the Middle East, Israel's actions in Rafah, and comedic banter with 'Hozier' and 'Liz' on music genres and Jewish customs.

Discussing the failed coup in Congo, Mobuto, and blood minerals. Exploring the controversial Razzi game and military culture. Musings on relocating the Olympics to Greece and the Copa America tournament in New Jersey.

Guest Bill Guan, indicted CFO of the Epoch Times, discusses the Falun Gong's ties to the media organization, DOJ cutting ties, and GameStop fun pumps. Topics include financial activities of The Epoch Times, internet freedom tools, US government-run websites, Open Technology Fund's evolution, critiquing public figures, controversies, RoaringKitty's return, and stock manipulation.

The podcast delves into topics like discussing Trump, a controversial article in Tablet, and a new celebrity pump and dump crypto scheme. They also explore war ethics, identity ideologies, Israel's struggle to blend in, and extreme ideas.

Former nun and peace negotiator Coni Ledesma discusses the political landscape in the Philippines, the role of Christianity in national democracy, struggles during martial law, and the path to lasting peace. The hosts humorously explore language play and share nostalgic film set anecdotes.

The podcast delves into Iran's helicopter tragedy, uncovering connections to Azerbaijan's enigmatic leader and his ties with Israel, Iran, oil wealth, and arms trafficking.

Rose Hayahay, Lumad teacher, and Ariel Casilao, Anakpawis chairman, discuss the International People's Tribunal in Brussels, highlighting US aid and activist persecution in the Philippines. They shed light on struggles in Lumad schools, injustice in the country, and personal experiences of facing threats and injustice in political activism.

Author Dan Sinykin discusses the impact of corporate consolidation on publishing and American fiction. They explore the rise of self-publishing, how web 2.0 has influenced niche genres like ABDL romantasy, and the changing relationship between readers and authors.