Unveiling the manipulative tactics of an evangelical pastor who preyed on vulnerable individuals through deceit, sexual abuse, and forced pregnancies. Explore the exploitation of vulnerable communities, the pastor's fortified compound, and his controversial responses to crises. Reflect on the consequences of his actions and the uncertain future of his church.

The podcast delves into the controversial life of TB Joshua, a Nigerian pastor known for trapping people in his cult. It explores his outrageous claims, the growth of his church, and the exploitative tactics used to deceive followers for financial gain. The hosts discuss racial dynamics, manipulative strategies, and the dangers of seeking health advice from unauthorized sources.

Explore the impact of 'Whipping Girl' on transgender discourse, the evolving struggles for trans liberation, and the unraveling of anti-trans movements. Dive into the relationship between stigma and contagion in mobilizing moral panics, the importance of inter-community trans discourses, and the unveiling of a Confederate statue in 1924. Experience the chaos and confusion of reckless shooting incidents, a hilarious misunderstanding involving acorns and gunfire, and the tragic consequences of police negligence.

Delving into Robert E. Lee's generalship, the podcast discusses his struggles in leading a primitive army, military failures, and challenges with the Confederacy. It questions the myth of Lee as a perfect general, highlighting his strategic mistakes and failures in modern warfare. Exploring his legacy post-Civil War, including the transformation of Arlington into a cemetery, the podcast sheds light on the conflicting views of this historical figure.

Delving into Robert E. Lee's decision to fight for the Confederacy, exploring his conflicted loyalties and the weight of historical decisions. Discussing the complexities of loyalty, cowardice, and historical decision-making, challenging common narratives. Highlighting Lee's transition to the Confederacy, his motivations beyond loyalty, and the controversies surrounding his choices.

The podcast delves into extreme violence, radical views, financial struggles, and military ideologies. It explores conspiracy theories, disruptive tactics at public meetings, and the manipulation of Israeli propaganda. The speakers challenge misconceptions, discuss Jewish identity, and express gratitude for platforms promoting critical discussions.

The podcast explores Robert E. Lee's career in the army and his violence towards enslaved workers. It also discusses West Point's engineering education, Lee's personality and demeanor, Jonathan Edwards' views on race, the dilemma of judging people from the past, Lee's military career in the Mexican-American War, the controversy surrounding his legacy, and the hosts' personal projects.

Jason Petty, aka Prop, joins the podcast to discuss Robert E. Lee, a prominent furry and slave owner. They explore topics such as Lee's capabilities as a general, the economic realities of slave ownership, and the financial struggles faced by Lee's family. The chapter also delves into Light Horse Harry's failures after the war and Henry Lee's dangerous job providing security for a federalist newspaper.

Topics discussed include unionization efforts and working conditions, disturbing events at a progressive shop, sexual assault and mishandling within a company, challenges in the kitchen and unfair treatment, frustrations with management, fear and challenges in union organizing, the Texas National Guard's occupation of the border, dangerous conditions and fatalities at the US-Mexico border, border patrol agents' obligations and search and rescue efforts, the challenges of immigration and a call for new border control, Charles McBride's experience in Ukraine, the overthrow of the Syrian government and perspectives on it, the Pentagon's unaccounted trillions, activities and lawsuits of white supremacist group Patriot Front, vigilante violence in American history, lawsuits and acts of vandalism by Patriot Front, the functionality and controversy surrounding GAB, a legal case and online service, the internal critique of Stalinism and the failure of Maoism, campaign-style mobilizations in China, mobilization methods and pollution reduction plans in China, misconceptions and cultural revolution trauma in modern China, promoting podcasts and shows.

Topics discussed in this podcast include the evolution of the anti-war movement, successful protests to block military shipments, the importance of direct action and civil resistance, the migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border, the diverse range of people volunteering for mutual aid groups, the flawed claim of young men becoming more conservative, Gen Z voting patterns in the 2022 midterms, changing political leanings and attitudes of Gen Z, the impact of marriage and Gen Z optimism, generational perspectives and policy preferences, the accuracy of polling data, a brutal attack on Paul Polosi, conspiracy theories and right-wing ideology, shooting incidents by extremists, the targeted attack and murder of a transgender girl, reactions to the death of a controversial figure, Soviet-China relations, the Sino-Soviet split and triangle diplomacy, Kissinger's role in establishing US-China relations.