Srsly Wrong

In his 1987 book ‘The Art of the Deal’, Donald Trump lays out eleven ‘Trump Cards’, elements of a good deal. Can these rules make us more successful? Can they help us transition to a new and better society? Are they useful in covering up your sex crimes, and those of your long-time close friend Jeffrey Epstein? Support the show on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong/ Theme Song by DJ Matt Hogan

The debate over free public transit heats up as hosts dismantle arguments against it, revealing the absurdity of prioritizing cars over buses. They explore how fare-free systems can enhance access and equality, advocating for a sustainable urban environment. With humorous sketches and critiques of funding disparities, they call for a shift towards community-supported transit models. The whimsical vision of a utopian, equitable society sparks a conversation about redefining access to public resources, encouraging listeners to rethink the necessity of transit fares.

There are people in this world who believe that drinking urine is the true universal remedy for all diseases and disorders. Spoilers: they seem to be incorrect. full episode here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/340-urine-pt-1-132922063 Theme Song by Dope Creature

The discussion hilariously critiques the absurdities of car culture and individual ownership. It highlights the environmental and societal costs of cars, dubbing them 'death machines' due to their alarming toll on human lives. Through humor and satire, the hosts explore the need for sustainable transport solutions and the hidden costs of car dependency. They advocate for a reevaluation of urban planning, favoring public transit to promote healthier communities, while reflecting on the emotional ties people have with their vehicles.

This week, after the briefest moment of mutual recognition, the Wrong Boys stand politely next to you in an elevator, faces neutral, angled slightly away, discussing social rituals for interacting with strangers. Support the show on Patreon!https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong/ Theme Song by Little King Trash Mouth

In this NEW BONUS EP only for BEAUTIFUL GENIUSES, the Wrong Boys read the whole Abundance Book and they give it a fair hearing, including some props for a few good points, but ultimately are more annoyed by its’ shortcomings like non-sequitur arguments, strange structure, some bad points, and sterilized political agenda (which is one which intentionally eschews analyzing power.) Theme song by punkerslut get the full ep here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/130039181

Dive into a whimsical world where humor meets revolutionary strategy! The hosts explore how Bugs Bunny embodies clever resistance and non-violent activism, critiquing traditional warfare with absurdity. They highlight the underdog's power in media and the vibrant political scene in Vancouver, filled with hilarious campaign stunts. Through comedic analysis, they reveal the significance of humor as a tool for resilience against authority. Experience a playful take on activism, emphasizing the need for independence in media and the joy of collective action!

The SRSLY WRONG podcast is SO BACK with a new episode about the beautiful and tragic ups and downs of life.Support our show on Patreon here, it makes you a beautiful genius:https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong

Sean Orr, a vibrant candidate for Vancouver City Council with a background in writing and activism, dives deep into the challenges of local politics. He discusses the intricate ties between police unions and candidates, exposing conflicts of interest. Sean highlights the homelessness crisis and critiques how political figures manipulate it for personal gain. He also tackles Vancouver's housing crisis, advocating for affordable solutions, and emphasizes the need for political accountability. Finally, he touches on the importance of community engagement and the historical narratives that shape the city.

As the night comes alive, a vibrant radio show in Wrongtown invites listeners to unconventional adult events. Amid the festive chaos, a listener’s heartfelt tribute adds depth, blending celebration and empathy. A fictional utopia showcases thrilling nightlife, from underground boxing to wild parties, highlighting the charm of guilty pleasures. The hosts explore the essence of 24/7 communities, balancing joy with essential services. Playful banter at a dance party dives into themes of consent and connection, encouraging deeper discussions.