This episode delves into the worst people on the internet, the New Dissident Right movement, and finding closure with Keffals. It explores the risks of offering blind support, unintended consequences of charitable actions, changes to the podcast format, and reflections on hosting. The discussion also covers the challenges faced by the Tenacious Unicorn Ranch and delves into the controversial ideologies of the dissident right movement.

Emmett Rensin, a writer, discusses his new memoir about living with psychotic disorders and critiques American liberalism. Topics include navigating mental health challenges, exploring responsibility in mental health, societal perceptions of mental illness, and reflections on creativity in writing. The podcast also delves into the critique of liberal smugness and political competence.

Guest Raquel Evita Saraswati discusses fake suicides and race-faking, with hosts uncovering disturbing artifacts. They explore online deception, digital drama, and the consequences of deceit in the digital age.

Journalist Nancy Rommelmann joins the podcast to discuss the Bubba Copeland story, cancel culture, and Portland's evolution. They explore the tragic events surrounding Copeland's suicide, the challenges of living in Portland, and ethical dilemmas in reporting personal stories.

This week on the Primo episode, Jesse and Katie discuss a garden sabotage in the UK. Plus, Zadie Smith’s latest essay melt brains. War in Gaza, Shibboleths on Campus | The New YorkerMother on disability benefits feeds 800 people after turning flowerbeds into vegetable allotment | Daily Mail OnlineGary Lineker among donors to … To hear more, visit www.blockedandreported.org

This podcast discusses ongoing protests at universities nationwide, including divestment strategies, campus activism dynamics, and debates on defunding the police. It also covers bizarre incidents like a banana allergy protest at UCLA and analyzes the impact of past incidents on protesters' perspectives on law enforcement actions during protests. The conversation delves into the challenges and motivations behind university activism, focusing on the Gaza conflict's influence on American politics and complex issues surrounding anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism.

Ana Kasparian, journalist, talks with Katie about intolerance, ideology, and a plan in LA to remove police from traffic enforcement. They discuss racial disparities in traffic tickets, challenges in law enforcement, and media narratives impacting public perception.

This week on the Primo episode, Jesse and Katie discuss the latest news from New York, New York: self-immolation outside the Trump trial, settler-colonial dogs, and Columbia students camping out for Gaza. Why Do People in NYC Hate My Dog?Who Is Max Azzarello? The Man Who Set Himself on Fire Outside Trump Trial. - The New York… To hear more, visit www.blockedandreported.org

This week on Blocked and Reported, Katie is joined by Reason Magazine’s Billy Binion to discuss the Libertarian Party, freeway protests, government theft, and Steven Crowder’s very public divorce. Can The Government Sell Your Home, Keep the Profits If You're Behind on Property Taxes?Why NOT Having Sex Might be Good for You | Fox NewsWaiting till the wedding night – getting married the right way | Fox NewsSteven Crowder responds to allegations he exposed genitals to staffers with skit about exposing genitals to staffer | Media Matters for Americahttps://twitter.com/TheJaredMonroe/status/1772594355620270141https://twitter.com/LWCmugclub/status/1773046606541042049 To hear more, visit www.blockedandreported.org

Exploring the Cass Review on Youth Gender Medicine and the debate on puberty blockers and hormones for gender-questioning youth. Critiquing the lack of long-term evidence, clinic capacity concerns, and influence from pro-youth transition groups. Discussing challenges faced by doctors dealing with gender-questioning kids and the biases in studies on psychedelics.