Srsly Wrong

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!

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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.

The podcast kicks off with a humorous reflection on audience feedback and innovative production styles. It dives into quirky solutions for public pool hygiene, celebrating community responsibility. Listeners enjoy a light-hearted picnic chat about hobbies, envisioning a utopia where leisure flourishes. The conversation critiques the absurdities of overwork while proposing balanced work and leisure in a democratic society. Engaging discussions on participatory democracy and contrasting lifestyles of morning people and night owls add depth and humor.

Explore the boundless imagination of a utopian society where socialism and ecology thrive together. Delight in morning coffee conversations among neighbors, only to face stark realities. Discover the importance of restful sleep and communal morning routines, reshaping the work dynamic. Laugh along with the dignity found in traditionally mundane jobs, advocating for a more inclusive healthcare system. Picture libraries as vibrant community hubs and envision a sustainable future built on collaboration and shared resources.

Exploring the merits of 'half-assed' efforts, the hosts challenge societal norms around productivity and commitment. They discuss the balance of quality and efficiency, sharing humorous anecdotes from their grocery store days. The conversation dives into the complexities of humanism, accessibility for those who are blind, and the pitfalls of misinformation. With a comedic twist, they debate the absurdity of a divorce over anatomy, while advocating for the acceptance of all levels of effort in both work and life. Body positivity also gets a fun shout-out!

Continuing our dissection of the Jordan Peterson / Pierre Poilievre interview, discussing Pierre’s bad economics, made-up history, racism, and fake populism. Donate to SRSLY WRONG to get early access, bonus episodes, and to support the show… Thank you!!http://www.patreon.com/srslywrong Theme Song by Harpers of the World:https://fasola.org/

Pierre Poilievre, the Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, discusses the absurdities of political life and the disconnect between politicians and everyday citizens. He navigates economic disparities and the harsh realities of Canada's housing crisis, emphasizing the struggles faced by youth. The conversation delves into Canada's carbon tax, revealing complexities and financial implications for Canadians. Poilievre reflects humorously on his journey from sports to politics, shedding light on the personal motivations behind his political choices.

The wrong boys HYPOCRITICALLY critique the idea of hypocrisy EVEN THOUGH they use the term themselves. How convenient! This episode is a critique of the idea of hypocrisy, it’s political usefulness, and a discussion on it’s appeal, origins, and so on.Donate to SRSLY WRONG to get early access, bonus episodes, and to support the show… Thank you!!https://www.patreon.com/posts/119540990