Srsly Wrong

Dive into the world of wealth and its pitfalls! The discussion highlights how billionaires often feel isolated despite their riches, while wealth disparity worsens social justice issues. Exploring the absurdities of extravagant lifestyles, the speakers critique the power dynamics influenced by the ultra-rich. They advocate for systemic changes, like higher taxes, to address inequality. A humorous take on the serious question of whether abolishing wealth could lead to a fairer society illuminates the urgent need for economic reform.

This classic Srsly Wrong episode now has a transcript! Whether stinking up our humble alleyways or our pristine twitter feeds, TRASH is something that everybody hates. But what, or who, is trash? This week, The Wrong Boys and their pal Trash Puppet use a magnifying glass to discover that trash is neither person nor object, but an Ideology Opening theme song by Trai Bohttps://traibo.bandcamp.com/  Closing theme by Punkerslut Donate to the show!http://www.patreon.com/srslywrong

The WRONG WARS Saga Continues! When little Jeffy joins a cult, his father is left with no choice but to do what is necessary to save his son, even if it means betraying everything he believes in. Wrong Wars is a new audio comedy series from Srsly Wrong, available only on Patreon Listen to the full ep here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/109005671

We are joined by comedian and activist Kate Willett to discuss the housing crisis and what the real solutions are. Nimbys v yimbys, supply arguments, social housing, homelessness, and more! Support the show on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong Check out Kate Willett:https://www.instagram.com/kate.willett/https://x.com/katewillettBooks Mentioned:– The Tenant Class – Ricardo Tranjan– Capital City: Gentrification and the Real Estate State – Samuel Stein– In Defense of Housing: The Politics of Crisis – David Madden & Peter Marcuse– The Right to the City – Henri Lefebvre– Building Our Future: Grassroots Reflections on Social Housing – https://www.populardemocracy.org/news/publications/building-our-future-grassroots-reflections-social-housing

Shawn and Franz discuss David Graeber’s 2007 essay “The Shock of Victory”, which makes the provocative claim that “the biggest problem facing direct action movements is that we don’t know how to handle victory.” Support the show and get bonus eps!https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong The essay: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/david-graeber-the-shock-of-victoryThe Declaration of the Occupation of New York City: https://archive.org/details/DeclarationOfTheOccupationOfNewYorkCity Theme song by Jodi Pongratz

The WRONG WARS Saga Continues!A disagreement about airline food becomes an economics lesson with deadly consequences, and pirates!Wrong Wars is a new audio comedy series from Srsly Wrong, available only on Patreonhttps://www.patreon.com/posts/313-wrong-wars-2-106229823Thanks for your support! 

The WRONG WARS Saga Begins! After a chance encounter at a gloryhole changes one mans life forever, the world will never be the same. Wrong Wars is a new audio comedy series from Srsly Wrong available only on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/posts/312-wrong-wars-1-105330139 Thanks for your support!

Join Shawn and Aaron in celebrating the 10th anniversary of their podcast with reflections on its journey, humorous scenarios on pizza delivery services, sponsorship challenges, family drama, podcasting stigma, and creative liberties in biopics. Explore their growth, storytelling evolution, and reading habits, while looking towards the future with gratitude for their listeners.

Hazel Thayer, an expert on the oil and gas industry's cover-up of climate change, discusses the industry's knowledge, profit-driven actions resembling mass murder, and ethical dilemmas. They delve into deceptive practices, oil companies' influence on climate change discourse, and satirical portrayals of industry practices. The conversation critiques economic assumptions, societal impacts, and the need for accountability in a thought-provoking and satirical manner.

We got a lot of feedback on episode 304 (about Anger) and episode 305 (about political transition and in particular the sections on violence) and we thought, hey, maybe we can just continue both of those conversations together, in a very special bonus episode, and see if that dialogue generates anything interesting. Spoiler alert: it did. Also, we did some sketches. I know we usually do so maybe I don’t need to say that, but, I don’t know, I just wanted to make it clear because I think the sketches in this episode are great.Full Ep Here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/309-we-respond-103318727