It Could Happen Here

The podcast discusses the NFT crash, the concept of scarcity in NFTs, and the intersection of Apple, Star Wars, and NFT hype. It also explores the SEC lawsuit against celebrities selling unregistered NFTs, criticizes the emptiness and exploitation of NFTs, and delves into the complexity of the cryptocurrency landscape.

Israeli-American Deevee Kashi shares his perspective on the violence in Palestine and Israel, discusses the importance of supporting Palestinian liberation, and tackles topics like Israel's role in genocides, religious fundamentalism, living conditions in Gaza, and the historical background of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Ahmad Matar and Abdullah al-Qassab discuss their experiences leaving Gaza before the latest war. They shed light on the challenges faced by Palestinians in finding a safe place amidst the bombings and strict blockade. The podcast also includes Ahmed's journey as a skilled parkour athlete trying to secure a travel visa for Sweden.

The podcast discusses the chaos in Congress caused by the removal of former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy and the Republican Party's struggle to replace him. It explores the dysfunctionality of Congress, the diverse coalition within the Republican Party, and the complexities of electing the Speaker. It also touches on Ronald Reagan's disdain for Congress, introduces a new podcast called 'Six Degrees with Kevin Baken', and analyzes the political climate and selection process for the Speaker of the House.

Robert sits down with YouTuber and investigator Dan Olson to talk about the cult that developed around the GameStop Stock shorting movement of 2021. They discuss the evolution of the movement, personal anecdotes, the role of algorithms and influencers, the rise in GameStop stock price, the misconception of a short squeeze, and the psychology behind the belief system. They also delve into the influencers in the financial world, the mechanics of social media, misogyny in the financial success community, Ryan Cohen's involvement in GameStop, and the ongoing GameStop stock situation.

Guest Margaret Killjoy, author of the folk horror novella The Lamb Will Slaughter the Lion, continues reading the next two chapters. Topics include the changing acceptance of tattoos, a chaotic funeral and an unexpected offer, anarchy and trusting the community, reflections in an alien world, and a debate about dismissing Ulexi.

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Shereen talks about the recent violence in Palestine and Israel, why Hamas’ surprise attack is so unprecedented, and how Gaza is suffering as a result.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garrison interviews Jamie Peck and Sam from the Block Cop City speaking tour to discuss the ‘nonviolent action’ planned for November 13th in Atlanta.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We conclude our conversation with Shane, Emily, Daryle, and Michael by talking about the current state of antifascism and what lessons can be learned from antifascist history.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.