Guests Molly Conger and Jeff Raymond discuss the infamous Boston cop slide incident, exploring physics, FOIA requests, and the challenges of police transparency. They delve into Mass Transparency Project, police disciplinary reports, and the viral video. Follow the journey to uncover 'Slide Cop' and the difficulties in maintaining public databases.

The podcast discusses activism, FBI tactics, community involvement, Cuban anarchism, racial dynamics, sports betting ads, and unionization efforts in different organizations, shedding light on historical struggles and current challenges in various social movements.

Tom Reimann joins to discuss the controversial life of Morton Downey Jr., from his right-wing media rise to his confrontational persona. They explore his provocative tactics, impact on media, and staged confrontations with guests like Gloria Allred. The chapter also delves into media controversy, sensationalism, and Morton's unconventional career enhancement plans.

Tom Reimann and Robert delve into the controversial world of Wally George, discussing his provocative talk show style, family dynamics, extreme views, and connections to white nationalist politics. They explore his rise to fame, unsettling interview experiences, and humorous nod to his decline in health. The episode also features sponsor ads for CBD products, online therapy, and exclusive content on the hosts' podcast network.

Tom Reimann discusses Joe Pyne, focusing on his pioneering call-in radio format and confrontational interview style. They explore Pyne's military background, struggles with lead exposure, and transformation to extreme right-wing perspectives. The podcast delves into Pyne's unique interview with the Black Panthers and a historic conversation on transgender issues, showcasing his controversial yet influential broadcasting legacy.

Legal ramifications of protest activities and challenges in suing loosely-structured groups discussed, McKesson's negligence case explored. Union struggles at Blue Bottle Coffee and the value of labor highlighted. Campus protests, police repression, and tensions at university encampments recounted. Trauma and resilience in campus protests, discrepancies in memorial days, and police mishaps explored with ethical dilemmas of excessive force.

Delving into the disturbing experiments of Helmut Kentler's pedophile foster program, the podcast explores how the German left was infiltrated by pedophile activists. It sheds light on politically motivated child abuse, the normalization of abuse, and the advocacy of pedophilia in left-wing groups. The episode also uncovers the manipulation and historical atrocities surrounding pedophilia acceptance, highlighting the importance of justice and healing amidst trauma.

Explore the repercussions of post-WWII generational criticism in Germany, unravel the complex legacy of Helmet Kintler and his Nazi upbringing, and uncover the dark nexus of psychology, sexuality, and ideology. Delve into the normalization of child abuse, the debate on child prostitution terminology, and the shocking complicity of academia in fostering systematic abuse. With a mix of chaos, humor, and disturbing revelations, this podcast sheds light on a harrowing history with profound societal implications.

Exploring the erasure of transgender identities in the US, parallels between Jesus and the Joker, independent trans cinema, forming unions in small shops, understanding authoritarian personalities, challenges in Rojava amidst conflict and revolutionary sacrifice, and applying principles of the Kurdish freedom movement globally.

Johanna Harer, the chief Momfluencer of Nazi Germany, endorsed by Hitler, shares extreme parenting ideologies. The podcast explores disturbing parenting practices in Nazi Germany and contrasts them with modern healthy approaches. The discussion highlights the impact of historical figures on generational beliefs about parenting.