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A penetrating examination of creativity and all of its many aspects, starring Shawn, Aaron, and of course – Sparkle Baby.

This week the Wrong Boys address the criticism that they are far too optimistic and nowhere near cynical enough by getting down on their knees and worshiping the zero. leave us a voice message – http://srslywrong.com/contribute   Contribute and get bonus episodes! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

Dive into the genius of Fred Rogers, celebrated as America's greatest poet and philosopher. The hosts explore his cultural impact, touching on topics like his advocacy for PBS funding and emotional honesty. They share personal stories illuminating Rogers' role in shaping kindness and cooperation in children. The discussion spans his thoughtful approach to silence and music, the duality of human emotions, and even comedic sketches highlighting his values. A profound reflection on how Rogers' teachings resonate in both personal growth and societal change.

Jean Swanson is a long time activist against poverty and homelessness on Vancouver’s downtown eastside, and she’s running for Vancouver city council. Shawn speaks with her about her life, activism, and campaign, while Aaron bends down and smooches his landlord’s beautiful feet. leave us a voice message – http://srslywrong.com/contribute Contribute $6/month for Srsly Wrong Insider content! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

In this very special Wrongtown Mystery, Shawn and Aaron investigate the ear, its origins, its beauty, and how to use it to listen. Meanwhile, tensions with their incompetent intern Jeffrey reach a boiling point as he makes one mistake they can’t forgive. Theme Song by Far Flowers leave us a voice message! http://srslywrong.com/contribute Contribute $6/month for Srsly Wrong Insider content! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/  

The hosts dive into the layers of hierarchy, differentiating between natural and social structures. They tackle the absurdities in the term's definition, and explore how some rankings can be benign while others can lead to unaccountable authority. Their discussion ranges from democratic representation to the complexities of power dynamics, ultimately advocating for pluralism and localized systems that promote competence over coercion. With a humorous touch, they mock the idea of kingship to highlight the contradictions in power and legitimacy.

Dive into a lively debate about whether technology can save humanity from climate change and inequality. The hosts explore technology's dual nature as both a tool for liberation and a source of hidden harms. They humorously challenge technophobia by parodying a life without tech. From sex tech's role in women's liberation to potential de-extinction, the conversation spans a wide range of topics. Ultimately, they argue that technology needs social revolution to ensure equitable outcomes, making it clear that human values guide its use.

This week we talk about: – Charlottesville Nazi rally and car murders around the world – Umberto Eco’s List of the 14 Common Features of Fascism – The moral merits of cheering brain cancer – Dreamhost vs. The DOJ, ACLU vs. The CIA, The Mooch and Bannon out, Iran nuclear deal, Philipino drug war, and more!   (recorded Aug 19, 2017, released Aug 20, 2017)   HAVE THOUGHTS? leave us a voicemail here: http://srslywrong.com/contribute/   SUPPORT US AND ACCESS ALL THE EPISODES: https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

Millionaire and former host of Discovery Channel’s ‘Dirty Jobs’ Mike Rowe wants the Wrong Boys to sign his S.W.E.A.T. pledge (Skill & Work Ethic Aren’t Taboo). Will Shawn and Aaron promise to live by his principles and affirm that they are an accurate summation of their personal beliefs? Listen to find out.   Theme Song By Far Flowers