It Could Happen Here

Podcast discusses post-debate polls, Biden's potential withdrawal, and Kamala Harris as a replacement. Chapters cover pivotal historical events, Biden's campaign strategy, potential DNC rebellion, and the daring mission of anti-war activists in 1971.

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Speculative fiction author Shiv Ramdas joins a book club discussion on Hindu mythology, focusing on the character of the great god Raka facing three trials amidst raging oceans and looming asuras. The story unfolds with Lord Hani embarking on a quest with challenging tasks, reflecting on duty, tough decisions, and mythical transformations. The podcast also features humorous negotiations, divine betrayals, and various advertisements from sponsors.

Analysis of Trump and Biden's Presidential Debate, Reflections on America's Direction and the Election, Political Discourse on Immigration and Trump Campaign Strategies, Debates, Candidates, and Health Concerns, Iconic Personalities and Sea Urchins, Impact of Climate Change on Sea Urchins and Their Covering Behavior

Exploring the 2019 coup in Bolivia, economic challenges in the country, divisions in social movements, and the aftermath of the failed coup attempt. The hosts discuss the political turmoil, the country's reliance on mineral exports, and the internal conflicts among different factions in Bolivia.

The hosts critique the recent presidential debate, focusing on Biden's poor performance, Trump's lies, and the implications for the upcoming election. They also discuss challenges with unqualified candidates, data security concerns, and the lack of journalistic scrutiny towards candidates. The podcast covers key moments of the debate, including discussions on immigration, abortion, and Trump's remarks on migrants and black employment.

Cory Doctorow discusses political themes in 'Party Discipline' novella. Hosts explore distribution of shopping carts to homeless, touching on global elections and conspiracy theories. Graduates encounter homeless former student, reflect on life decisions and societal transformation. Sponsored ads throughout the podcast.

Exploring resistance strategies by enslaved Africans in the Caribbean, challenges in immigration court proceedings, and the alarming conditions of for-profit detention centers. Delving into legal obstacles faced by migrants and the impact of ICE transfers. Emphasizing kindness towards immigrants, protests in Kenya, and analysis of voter trends and preferences. Critiquing election pundits, animated shows, and the challenges of creating a comedy series.

Exploring a controversial anti-woke comedy series that satirizes modern political correctness and cancel culture. The hosts critique the comedic pilot episode, discuss generational divides, and analyze the challenges faced by comedians in today's society. They also touch on sponsorships by brands supporting LGBTQ+ rights and the lack of originality in the comedy industry.

The podcast discusses 2024 election polls post Trump's felony conviction, highlighting Trump's lead in Iowa and Biden's slipping lead in Michigan. It explores independent voter trends and the impact of Trump's conviction on the election outcome. The chapter also covers AI benefits, skincare products, LGBTQ+ support, misinterpretation of election polls, and humorous speculation on election forecasts.