The Deprogram

Learn about the history of Brazil with Ian Neves of Historia Publica. Topics include: the battle for the best grilled meat in Latin America, the environmental impact of Brazil's meat industry, the rise of the neo-Nazi movement in Brazil, the history of communism and the Communist Party in Brazil, the popularity of a political figure in Argentina, comparing the fame and political ideologies of Mille and Bosonado, changing news consumption, and Brazil's dictatorship history.

Ian Neves, a historian specializing in the history of Brazil, joins the podcast. They discuss internet addiction among older people in Brazil and its impact on spreading misinformation. They also delve into the role of older people in Bolsonaro's campaign and highlight specific videos from a coup, including one with an old lady defecating in the Supreme Court toilet. The chapter concludes with mentions of arrests made and a recurring joke about the female prison called the beehive.

The hosts discuss recent news from Palestine, including a controversial sketch released by Hamas fighters. They also delve into the discovery of Mein Kampf in a Hamas soldier's room and the possible interpretations. The chapter on guns, candy, and dates includes amusing anecdotes and a metaphor between scars and the map of Gaza. They explore conspiracy theories, propaganda, and a dangerous situation involving live ammunition in MRI rooms.

Guest Decolonize Palestine discusses conversations about bombing ambulances, increased interest in Palestine, DDoS attacks, and the importance of accessible information and reliable sources. The struggles faced by Palestinians, Israeli motivations, and treatment of Jewish observance are also explored. The flaws of South Africa's truth and reconciliation process are highlighted.

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Lady Izdihar, an expert on Orientalism towards Palestine, discusses the real-world consequences of Orientalism and how it impacts various communities, including those in Palestine and Asian individuals in the United States. It also delves into how Orientalism contributed to the targeting of Sikh and Muslim individuals post 9/11.

Expert Tom Nicholas discusses the creator economy and the challenges faced by Patreon. They explore the racial connotations in the United States and the dominance of Amazon in platform capitalism. The hosts also delve into the British tradition of beans on toast and strategies to increase income.

Tom Nicholas, creator of Justice Warriors, joins the podcast to talk about the cultural dominance of the United States and Britain, delving into stereotypes, humor, aesthetics, and the desire for world power. They also touch on political conversations, nuclear weapons, and the conflict in Gaza, raising questions about the decline of empires and the need for global superpowers to be taken seriously.

Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson, co-creators of Justice Warriors graphic novel, discuss the satire of police media, social structures, and challenges to ideologies. They also touch on the struggles of managing cables, as well as personal aspects of their book and playful banter, in this entertaining episode of The Deprogram.