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Vincent Bevins, author of If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution, discusses protests from 2010-2020 and the impact of social media on these movements. The podcast also covers the influence of viral videos, the consequences of historical change, content limitations, and failed re-elections. Interspersed with lighthearted banter and discussions about clown masks and the name Vincent.

In this podcast, they discuss the character of John J. Rambo and the portrayal of Vietnam War veterans. They also cover topics like scams, kooks, normalization, and Elizabeth Warren.

In this podcast, they discuss the second part of the POW/MIA series, delving into the business of alleged POWs in Laos and the people involved. They explore Operation Lazarus, led by Bo Gritz, and its connection to Clint Eastwood and Ronald Reagan.

This podcast explores the legends and myths surrounding POW/MIAs in Indochina, including the Vietnam War, secret bombings, Ross Perot, and the significance of POW/MIA flags. They debunk rumors of torture methods and discuss Nixon's efforts to address the issue. They also anticipate future episodes and discuss the importance of their own platform.

The hosts discuss their personal experiences with smoking weed and introduce their guest, Sean Howe, who wrote a book about the founder of High Times Magazine. They delve into the influential figure of Gary Goodson and explore his journey from counterculture to mainstream media. The podcast also explores complex alliances, smuggling techniques, and surreal moments smoking weed with Robert Heinlein.

To hear the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/TrueAnonPod --------- A minor surge in Gay Obama Panic on the right leads us to investigate reformed human trafficker Larry Sinclair’s claim that he performed fellatio on then-Senator Barack Obama in Gurnee, Illinois.

The podcast discusses the Ebola outbreak rumor at Burning Man, the eerie atmosphere at festivals, the history of the War of the Worlds radio broadcast, the market for fake information, and the film F for Fake's exploration of art forgery.

To hear the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/TrueAnonPod --------- We get online to talk a little shit and go over some of 2023’s biggest losers, from two of the biggest haters.

Dr. Orisamni Burton discusses American prisons as technologies of counterinsurgency, George Jackson, MKUltra, and his book Tip of the Spear: Black Radicalism, Prison Repression, and the Long Attica Revolt. They explore gaslighting, the politicization of prison rebellions, and the connection between prisons and radical social movements. They also delve into the use of counterinsurgency tactics, experiments in Vacaville Medical Institution and Lexington, and drug-induced hallucinations. Finally, they discuss the possibility of drug-based comedy genres.

To hear the full episode, subscribe at patreon.com/TrueAnonPod ---------- We’re joined by Professor Raymond Craib, author of Adventure Capitalism (amazon.com/Adventure-Capitalism-History-Libertarian-Decolonization/dp/1629639176), to talk about libertarian exit, high adventure in the West Pacific, soldier of fortune Mitch WerBell III, and anarcho-capitalist Caribbean coups.