Podcast appearances and mentions of Amber Heard

The American singer/songwriter Kesha's first major success came in 2009 when she was featured on rapper Flo Rida's number-one single "Right Round". She's since had two number one albums and nine top ten singles including Tik Tok, We R Who We R, "Your Love Is My Drug," "Die Young, and "Timber" with Pitbull. She has earned two GRAMMY nominations. Today she releases her latest album – Gag Order. She joins Anita to discuss the themes of love, anxiety and spiritual awakening. In a new study out today, scientists have suggested that humans kissing may have started 4,500 years ago in the ancient Middle East – that's 1,000 years earlier than previously thought.  Anita finds out more from the scientist Dr Sophie Lund Rasmussen from the University of Oxford. The best selling author of the Geek Girl series, Holly Smale, was diagnosed as autistic in 2021, at the age of 39. She said she felt relief that she now has an explanation for why she's felt she's never “fitted in”. She couldn't herself anywhere. She needed to see herself in a book, so she wouldn't feel so alone. Holly has now written her first adult fiction – the highly autobiographical, The Cassandra Complex. She joins Anita to explain why it's important to her that autism is represented in the media. Anita is joined by another one of the women on our Power List celebrating 30 women in sport. Manisha Tailor is the Assistant Head of Coaching at Championship club Queen's Park Rangers and is the first woman to hold such a position in men's professional football in England. Manisha is also the founder of Swaggarlicious, an organisation that uses community football sessions to engage with minority groups including women and girls, and especially those with mental health challenges. ‘Depp vs Heard' is a three part C4 series that charts the tumultuous defamation trial between Johnny Depp and his former wife Amber Heard that was broadcast live in full. Mixing courtroom footage with the reaction from the millions who viewed it online, it's a story of twists and turns. And questions if a jury ever be truly fair in the age of social media? The BAFTA-nominated documentary director Emma Cooper, joins Anita from Los Angeles. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Louise Corley

Le premier prix de la lose revient aux joueurs de foot nantais Mohamed Mostafa et guingampais Donatien Gomis pour avoir refusé de porter le maillot arc-en-ciel dans le cadre de l'action collective des clubs de Ligue 1 et Ligue 2 “homos ou hétéros, tous le même maillot”, intimement liée à la journée internationale contre l'homophobie, le 17 mai dernier. Le deuxième est décerné à toutes les personnes qui travaillent encore avec Johnny Depp, condamné en 2022 pour diffamation contre son ex-épouse, Amber Heard. Pierre Niney, Dior ou encore Rihanna, nombreux sont celleux qui continuent de le soutenir. Du côté des winners, on commence avec l'artiste non-binaire américain·e Janaelle Monáe et son clip Lipstick Lover, véritable hymne au plaisir entre femmes. On clôt ensuite cette remise de prix avec le documentaire Arte Sortir de l'ombre qui s'attache à retracer la quête de liberté que poursuivent Noam, Brice, Léon, Angel et Alan. Cette semaine, Audrey et Mahaut reçoivent Tal Madesta, journaliste indépendant spécialisé dans les sujets de luttes LGBTI et auteur de deux essais. Mahaut commence comme à son habitude par une biof, mi-biographie mi-bof, pour retracer son parcours. Audrey poursuit avec une interview plus formelle dans laquelle iel s'intéresse, entre autres, à La fin des monstres, son dernier livre publié aux éditions La déferlante qui retrace la trajectoire d'une personne trans dans une société transphobe. Mahaut ne rôtit personne, non ! Elle a décidé d'évangéliser… la mairie de Caen qui distribue des coccinelles pour lutter contre les pucerons et éviter l'utilisation de pesticides. Décision surprenante mais pour le moins attendrissante, les coccinelles sont peut-être les sauveuses de demain (sauf pour les pucerons). Enfin, en partenariat avec UniversCiné, une plateforme de streaming classique dédiée au cinéma indépendant, Audrey nous recommande le film Palm Trees and Power Lines, réalisé par Jamie Dack, réalisatrice et scénariste américaine. C'est une réflexion autour de la pédocriminalité que ce film amène à travers l'histoire de Léa, adolescente de 17 ans, sous l'emprise psychologique et sexuelle de Tom, un adulte de 34 ans. Bien que l'histoire soit sombre, il est d'intérêt général de lever le tabou sur ce genre de sujets. Les Mains dans la pop est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes Animée par Mahaut Drama et Audrey Couppé de Kermadec Produite par Julien Neuville Montage, mixage et enregistrement par Livio Boullenger au studio Artistic Palace Directrice générale adjointe : Nora Hissem Directrice artistique : Aurore Mahieu Directrice des productions : Marion Gourdon Directrice commercial : Emmanuelle Fortunato Chargée de production : Cassandra De Carvalho

Le premier prix de la lose revient aux joueurs de foot nantais Mohamed Mostafa et guingampais Donatien Gomis pour avoir refusé de porter le maillot arc-en-ciel dans le cadre de l'action collective des clubs de Ligue 1 et Ligue 2 “homos ou hétéros, tous le même maillot”, intimement liée à la journée internationale contre l'homophobie, le 17 mai dernier. Le deuxième est décerné à toutes les personnes qui travaillent encore avec Johnny Depp, condamné en 2022 pour diffamation contre son ex-épouse, Amber Heard. Pierre Niney, Dior ou encore Rihanna, nombreux sont celleux qui continuent de le soutenir. Du côté des winners, on commence avec l'artiste non-binaire américain·e Janaelle Monáe et son clip Lipstick Lover, véritable hymne au plaisir entre femmes. On clôt ensuite cette remise de prix avec le documentaire Arte Sortir de l'ombre qui s'attache à retracer la quête de liberté que poursuivent Noam, Brice, Léon, Angel et Alan. Les Mains dans la pop est une émission de Nouvelles Écoutes Animée par Mahaut Drama et Audrey Couppé de Kermadec Produite par Julien Neuville Montage, mixage et enregistrement par Livio Boullenger au studio Artistic Palace Directrice générale adjointe : Nora Hissem Directrice artistique : Aurore Mahieu Directrice des productions : Marion Gourdon Directrice commercial : Emmanuelle Fortunato Chargée de production : Cassandra De Carvalho

WATP Karl reviews Detroit's 'Sounds Funny Radio', Jamie Foxx's new TV show, Brie Larson v. a journalist over Johnny Depp's film, fart requests, Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom, new Cameos, Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie, and Drew Crime wants better internet policing. Call 209-66-Boner to request your very own fart. A new documentary on Anna Nicole Smith has dropped on Netflix and it's full of fantastic phone calls to the love of her life: J. Howard Marshall. Drew Crime: Another mass shooting, this time in New Mexico. Drew tells the tale of a cyber-stalker who stalks smoking hot realtors. Some people are saying the perpetrator, Andy Castillo, looks like Mike Clark's long lost cousin named Miguel Clark. Drew calls for the formation of the Internet Police. Flint's John Cole grooms kids, infects people with HIV, AND has a podcast. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + a Bonus Gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee. WATP's Karl joins the show to discuss his local crime connections, review Julie Hind's favorite podcast (Sounds Funny Radio), and hit on his next WATP topic... The Jade & Andy Show. Post Malone is coming to Pine Knob. Hell yeah, man. Congratulations dude, that's amazing. Jamie Foxx already has a new show... even though he's in rehab recovering from a stroke. The Simpsons are complicit in the crimes of Scientology. TMZ Investigates: Britney Spears: The Price of Freedom dropped. Johnny Depp nets $20M for his stinky cologne. Amber Heard supporters protest evil Johnny Depp at Cannes Film Festival... that is, they protest on the internet because protests are banned there. Corey Feldman is playing Riot Fest 2023 and some people on the internet are pissed off. Corey Feldman is Katy Perry's father. Cameo is pushing the stars with new celebrities that can send you a video for money. The Tennessee Titans win the Schedule Announcement Award video. Miller Lite's latest ad campaign continues to get scrutinized. The Red Shovel Studios has mice. Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie is out on Apple TV+. It's well worth the watch. Double E and friends looking gooooood. Berkley Festival shuts down early because Berkley is extremely dangerous. Like, that could have been Marc. Ian Clifford wants more money from IBM for doing zero work. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… please consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon). Or don't, whatever.

Usher and Chris Brown were allegedly involved in a physical altercation during Usher's 'Lovers & Friends' Festival. We've obtained video of the lead up to the alleged altercation, in addition to footage of another Chris Brown spat following Missy Elliot's performance. Amber Heard has been spotted in Madrid amid news that she is "quitting" Hollywood. Plus, former Real Housewives of Atlanta star, Kim Zolciak-Biermann reportedly owes over $1 million in back taxes. Hosts: Loren LoRosa & Charlie Cotton Sponsors: CEREBRAL Visit Cerebral.com/TMZ for 50% or more off your first month of therapy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The fellas give their American fat, dying of heart disease opinion of the coronation. They also go on to talk about crazy women and their appeal. this includes Amber Heard and the juicy round ass of Casey Anthony. Check it out...find out mor here..www.radiounderground.co

King Charles' Coronation, another mass shooting in Texas, Eli Zaret stops by, Tigers Woods NDA breakup details, Drew Crime: Freckle Face Killer freed, fart spray closes a school, Chris Brown v. Usher: birthday fight over a girl, and Drew's battle with a public toilet. Gibby still leaves voicemails and Eli still listens to them. Eli Zaret drops by to cover the roller-coaster Detroit Tigers, Hunter Dickinson's transfer announcement to Kansas, MSU Spartan arrivals and departures, 2024 NFL Mock Drafts, the Victor Wembanyama sweepstakes, Trevor Bauer Japanese redemption, RIP Nick Gilbert, RIP Vida Blue, and the never-ending Bud Light controversy. Oakland A's announcer Glen Kuiper has been suspended for an on-air racial slur. Joe's Produce Gourmet Market wants you to get your mom something great for Mother's Day. It's coming up. Congrats to this month's Legacy Partners Insurance winner, David Harting. Kentucky Derby Recap: 1 Horse won, 7 horses are dead. Anna Nicole Smith was honored at the event by Larry Birkhead. Texas Massacres: Migrants waiting at a bus stop were mowed down. Mauricio Garcia committed a mass shooting at a Texas mall. Mass shootings are out of control. Drew Crime: 48 Hours re-visited 13-year-old Freckle-faced murderer Eric Smith. Chloe Stein went to great lengths to avoid her parents finding out she bailed on Penn State. Dateline featured the murder of Ricky Cowles Jr. The first female in Division 1 college baseball Olivia Pichardo had a memorable first pitch at Fenway Park. She's still a better player than the 56-year-old trying to play college baseball. New info on Tiger Woods' epic dumping of Erica Herman. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + a Bonus Gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee Fart spray hospitalizes a bunch of kids at school following a prank. Beware of Hensgaukt Fart Spray. Since it's so hard to wake up in the morning, Upper Darby students go in way late. The Rainbow Oaks Restaurant like to sing the national anthem every day. Fun governors are ruining it. Drew destroyed a public toilet today. King Charles Coronation occurred. Charles' fingers remain extremely bloated. Prince Harry had to sit in the 3rd row behind Princess Anne's funny hat. Meghan Markle allegedly snuck in. Louis was on his best behavior. Richard Dreyfuss hates the new diversity standards for the Oscar Awards in Hollywood. California approves reparations. Politricks: Believe me, this lawyer would NOT be Donald Trump's first choice, that I can tell you. Polls show that Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis would beat Joe Biden. Unemployment is low but it may be deceiving. Hunter Biden "has done nothing wrong". Olivia Dunne is in a cowgirl outfit now. She's just a gymnast guys. Boner Army Assemble! As predicted, Jordan Neely's choker is named: Daniel Penny. Protests continue and more are being planned. Some have already been arrested for blocking the subway tracks. Bernard Goetz felt the need to speak out about the murder and add a few jokes. Our Morton Downey Jr. discussion led to a Bonerliner sending this fine clip of Roy Innes vs Al Sharpton. Amber Heard quits Hollywood. It was totally her decision. No praying for Jamie Foxx until we learn for what we are praying. Jamie recently had a meltdown on the set of a movie. Chris Brown vs Usher... at a 34-year-old roller skating party... over a girl. Do NOT forget Mother's Day. KISS: Drew is getting a new book from Gordon G. G. Gebert. The Kiss Farewell Tour took place... in 2000. Kennedy Broadwell will be here tomorrow LIVE in-studio. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… please consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels,

Highway 5 for 7 miles by Paisley Park will be named after the star; senate voted. Mystery pasta dumped in New Jersey and Americans are smuggling Fruit Roll-Ups into Isreal? Amber Heard quits Hollywood and Drew Barrymore drops out of MTV Awards. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode the gang discusses: 1) Talking About The Hollywood to Activist Pipeline With Xaviaer DuRousseau 2) Amber Heard QUITS Hollywood 3) Whoopi Goldberg Creates Menopausal Superhero Comic 4) 60% of Netflix Shows Are Now Led by Women 5) The 'Bill Clinton Kid' Matan Even Trolls Hasan Piker at WGA Writer's Strike 6) Marvel Star Evangeline Lilly SLAMS Hollywood's War on Traditional Gender Roles Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ray and Lucie discuss a slew of bankruptcies, the writers strike, Amber Heard, and much more. Sign up at https://www.patreon.com/RayKump for an extra episode every week! Follow Kump on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/raykump Kump Hand Merch https://bonfire.com/store/kump/ Follow Ray on Sound Cloud https://on.soundcloud.com/QbP8

Amber Heard Proves To Be UNCANCELLABLE | StepFather Tells Father His "Son Is Mine Now" Coach Greg Adams YouTube Channel Free Agent Lifestyle YouTube Channel

Back at it this week!  The brothers come in hot for a brand new episode!  Jumping in right away going over the next Marvel movie coming out this week, it's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and it's the final chapter of the Guardians.  We expect some heartbreak and tears.  Dodgeball 2 is official.  Vince Vaughn has signed on and is working on the sequel.  The Equalizer 3 is coming out soon.  Somehow, Amber Heard is still in Aquaman 2.  It has the DC fans all upset.  Morgan Wallen decided to cancel a show five minutes before he was scheduled to come out and play.  We had to say goodbye to one of the greatest talk show hosts in history.  Jumping over to sports, Aaron Rodgers finally got traded.  We go over the NFL draft and what our teams decided to do!  The Dallas Stars have advanced to round 2 of the Stanley Cup Playoffs!  We check in on the Texas Rangers and sadly discuss Jacob deGrom's first trip to the IL this season.  Ending this episode we discuss some recent pictures of Casey Anthony out and about.  Then we end on some crazy shower facts about people in this country including us.  Hit that play button and join us on this crazy ride!  Thank you for the support!  Be sure you hit that link below and follow us everywhere including Twitter now!https://linktr.ee/eskimobrotherspodcast

Ellie has been with us this week filling in for Holly. Her mom Stephanie Hansen called in to talk about some “questionable” lunches she packed her as a kid. LOL! Jason and Alexis have very different feelings about James Corden. “Fast X” will be 2 movies and “Aquaman 2” confirms Amber Heard's return.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Amber Heard Is Returning to the Aquaman Franchise!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jack Black's lowest moment, Joe Biden gaffes, Elizabeth Holmes prison dodge, Drew Crime stories, Bam Margera on meth & on the run, last days of Zappos' Tony Hsieh, and lots of farts. Dan Evans provides us with Butt Mike's "Efron fart"; as well as A Taste of Tate. Drew proposes a YouTube Challenge. A listener who works for Anheuser-Busch is worried about the Dylan Mulvaney fallout. Ultra Right beer has risen from the ashes. According to Lia Thomas, if you don't believe trans-women should be able to dominate females in sports, you are a transphobe. Glen Frank is 6,160th fastest female marathoner on the planet. Lori Vallow's trial continues and she remains absolutely insane. Three teenagers have been arrested after tossing rocks the highway leaving a 20-year-old girl dead in Colorado. Serial killers rarely kill in pairs, but it does happen. 72% of Americans polled believe the country is out of control. Cam Gibson has sent Drew on a Dire Straits deep dive. Joe Biden is caught in another whopper. There have been quite a few. E. Jean Carroll took the stand today in her Donald Trump lawsuit. She reveals that The Donald closed that thing up permanently. Theranos' Elizabeth Holmes got a last-minute appeal and will NOT be going to jail this week. Check out Ezra Miller's cool new super blockbuster trailer for "Flash". Amber Heard is back in the DC Universe as well. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + a Bonus Gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee! Michigan kids really want to wear Let's Go Brandon shirts at school. Drew Crime: Drew tells the tale of Angela Johnson and Dustin Lee Honken. We also hear about the tragic murder of Rachel Timmerman in Michigan. People are still on the lookout for Bam Margera. They think he is hiding somewhere in his car. He has been hallucinating. His friends tried to attempt an intervention but his new girlfriend shut it down. John Mulaney has a new comedy special on Netflix about his time in rehab. Morgan Wallen canceled his gig at the very last minute and fans want a refund. His label claims he was not "too drunk". LaraJuicyTV has postponed her appearance on the podcast, but the good news is she has new fart videos on her TikTok. Why does Kathy Lee look different? Zappos' Tony Hsieh lived an odd life at the end. Here is a disgusting House of Skaaaaaank. Music: Known APW, Ed Sheeran, testified today in his Marvin Gaye plagiarism case. Jack Black's Super Mario Bros. Movie song is a hit. Drew has not forgiven Jack for that video he did with Madonna. Sizzling: Emily Ratajkowski. Maria Menounos. Kim Kardashian. Luann de Lesseps. Music II: Metallica's Robert Trujillo uses booze to keep his hair fresh. Lars Ulrich popped up on Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend. Aerosmith is planning a tour. Mark Farner joins the show tomorrow. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… please consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon). Or don't, whatever.

BIG GUEST on the Betoota Advocate this week. Australian human rights lawyer and barrister, Jennifer Robinson tells us what it's like representing Julian Assange, the provisional government of West Papua, Amber Heard and every other high profile client that she has kept alive and out of jail despite the wishes of very powerful people. One the most exciting interviewees to ever sit down with The Betoota Advocate!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Gordon Green released 2008's "Pineapple Express" and since then has become a cult following to all stoners and would-be stoners and it's thanks to Cheech & Chong's infliuence of their comedy and association to the vibrant plant known as marijuana. The stoner comedy film "Pineapple Express" brought laughs especially with it's slapstick humor and how they tie the stigma's the plant's "dangers" to society especially when you see corrupt cops fucking around with drug criminals. isn't that hilarious? The flaw I have is with Amber Heard. Not the taking a shit in the bed but I wish there was more movment between the arc of her character with Seth Rogan's character. Enjoyable to watch this film.2 1/2 out of 4 tokes.#pineappleexpress #420 #sethrogan

This week, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced his candidacy for President, running as a Democrat. Jay and Suzanne chat about how the Democratic primary race is shaping up, why Biden is running for a second term, and why the Democratic Presidential bench seems so weak. Then, Suzanne updates us on where Johnny Depp and Amber Heard are now, one year after their civil trial. Plus - The Pepsi Jet lawsuit, Beverly Hills 90210, common misconceptions, cliche tattoos, John Cougar Mellancamp, and the confusing end to the Covid emergency.  Fibronostalgia: https://www.salon.com/2022/11/19/pepsi-wheres-my-jet-netflix-pepsi-point-scandal/https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverly_Hills,_90210Wait what: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/weird-news/list-of-common-misconceptions-b1822842.htmlhttps://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/tattoo-artist-shares-three-fashionable-29682510Pop culture: https://people.com/movies/johnny-depp-amber-heard-trial-one-year-later-sources-exclusive/Politics: https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/10/politics/covid-19-national-emergency-end-biden/index.htmlhttps://nypost.com/2023/04/10/rfk-jr-s-family-likely-wont-support-his-2024-presidential-run/Want more Brand New Information? Connect with us on Instagram @brandnewinformationpod + on Twitter @brandnewinfopodPlus! Follow Jay on Instagram & Twitter, and Suzanne on Instagram! 

Johnny Depp has helped audiences through some difficult times. We are not talking about any of his movies. We mean his trial with Amber Herd which provided hours of entertainment during some dark moments. Just when it looked like Depp's career was over, he is back, and you will not believe where. Plus, our excitement over the cast details for MaXXXine.We recently saw John Wick: Chapter 4 and loved every second of it. When he found out one of the cast was in their own kung-fu movie, we knew we had to watch it. And we were not surprised, as Fist of the Condor had one of the most satisfying endings we have ever seen. But the rest of it was a confusing mess. Was a Renegade reference enough to save it?Anyone who sees the posters for Paint will immediately think of Bob Ross. While The Joy of Painting host was a major influence, the IFC film tells its own story. We discuss is varied comedy, well written characters, and the strange decision to completely ignore one of the major characters. We also discuss reason why the movie is receiving so much hate.Plus, Genre of the Future!Adventures in Movies! is a part of the Morbidly Beautiful Podcast Network. Morbidly Beautiful is your one stop shop for all your horror needs. From the latest news and reviews to interviews and old favorites, it can be found at Morbidly Beautiful.Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel and Blake. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror. You can reach us personally or on Twitter @AdventuresinMo1.Music in the background from https://www.FesliyanStudios.com

Join us on Maintaining Frame as we look at an article from Mel Magazine that argues the incident with the poop in the Depp/Heard trial was "relatable"

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Comedian Corinne Fisher is back talking her Enemy Of The State, the parallels between Evan Rachel Wood and Amber Heard, Michigan GOP gun laws, the transgender school shooter in Tennessee, and so much more!Original Air Date: 3/28/23Support Our Sponsors!Yo Delta - https://yodelta.com/ - Use promo code GAS for 25% off your order!BetterHelp - visit https://www.betterhelp.com/wac for 10% off your first month!You can watch Without A Country LIVE for FREE every Tuesday at 7:00pm at GaSDigitalNetwork.com/live. Once you're there, sign up for GaSDigitalNetwork.com with promo code WAC to receive a 7 Day FREE TRIAL with access to our entire catalog of archived episodes! On top of that, you'll also have the same access to ALL the other shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!**PLEASE SUBSCRIBE, RATE & REVIEW ON iTUNES & SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL**WHERE YOU CAN ANNOY US:Corinne Fisher:Twitter: https://twitter.com/PhilanthropyGalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/philanthropygal/Get your tickets to Corinne's show in Ireland: https://www.whelanslive.com/ticket/corinne-fisher/Executive Producer: Mike HarringtonInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/themharrington/Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMHarringtonEngineer: JorgeEditor: Rebecca KaplanInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebeccatkaplan/Special Thanks: GaS DigitalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gasdigital/Twitter: https://twitter.com/gasdigitalGUUUURLEvan Rachel Wood Is the Latest Celebrity Victim of an Online Misogyny PlaybookMichigan GOP compares gun reform to Holocaust in tweetWhat's 'digital blackface?' And why is it wrong when White people use it?Woman Framed in Rape Fantasyhttps://apple.news/AYfKHw-lvTm-He1VqLsdV3wChemical Castrationhttps://nypost.com/2023/03/17/convicted-child-rapist-ryan-clark-to-be-chemically-castrated/amp/MAIN STORY:Another School ShootingBody Cam footage: https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/nashville/covenant-school-mass-shooting/nashville-school-shooting-bodycam-video/ LIBhttps://www.nytimes.com/live/2023/03/28/us/nashville-school-shooting-tennesseeCONNashville school shooter legally purchased weapons, suffered emotional disorder: police | Fox News See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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After reports of their existence, the notes from Amber Heard's therapy sessions have finally gone public, and I've got some stuff to say about them. Click here to donate to my tip jarLink to Amber Heard/Johnny Depp timeline

The Adderall Diaries is a 2016 Crime-Drama based off a autobiographical book by Stephen Elliott. Stephen Elliott is an author struggling with Adderall addiction when he is exposed as a fraud by his own father, the same man who beat him as a child, it isn't long before his life begins to implode. Through flashbacks from Elliott's childhood, we see his troubled adolescence and ponder how Elliott became the masochist he is. Starring James Franco, Amber Heard, Christian Slater, Ed Harris, and Timothee Chalamet: this star-studded ensemble must've thought they were going to strike gold when Franco bought the rights to the novel, only for Elliott to ostracize the movie. Was Elliott in the right? These A24 nerds discuss and give their ratings. Caution: movie spoilers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a24otr/support

The Murdaugh murders case shed light on another homicide that took place in South Carolina in 2015. Nineteen-year-old Stephen Smith was found dead in the middle of the road in Hampton County. Investigators recently ruled Stephen's death a homicide. Prior to this ruling, internet rumors about Buster Murdaugh and his family's unfounded involvement in Stephen's death spread. The surviving Murdaugh recently broke his silence and publicly denounced the claims, stating the media has been issuing “defamatory” statements about him. The Law&Crime Network's Jesse Weber and Sidebar host Angenette Levy discuss the potential for a defamation case with attorney Benjamin Chew, a partner at the Brown Rudnick law firm and the lead attorney who represented Johnny Depp in his high-profile defamation trial against Amber Heard.LAW&CRIME SIDEBAR PRODUCTION:YouTube Management - Bobby SzokePodcasting - Sam GoldbergWriting & Video Editing - Michael DeiningerGuest Booking - Alyssa FisherSocial Media Management - Vanessa Bein & Kiera BronsonSUBSCRIBE TO OUR OTHER PODCASTS:Court JunkieObjectionsThey Walk Among AmericaCoptales and CocktailsThe Disturbing TruthSpeaking FreelyLAW&CRIME NETWORK SOCIAL MEDIA:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lawandcrime/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LawCrimeNetworkFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/lawandcrimeTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lawandcrimenetworkTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lawandcrimeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

WATP Karl breaks down Bert Kreischer & The David Lee Roth Show, Donald Trump wasn't arrested today, "9/11: The Fifth Plane", Culkin Dongs, Nick Lachey v. photographer, Drew Crime, and Netflix's "Money Shot: The PornHub Story" documentary. Donald Trump Arrest Watch 2023 continues as his prediction of being arrested today didn't come to fruition. Stormy "Horseface" Daniels is now getting death threats. Drew can't help but relate the story with John Edwards and Bunny Mellon. Drew Crime: Brian Britton is the worst son possibly ever... and now he's out of jail. James Toliver Craig is the worst husband (and murderer) possibly ever. Rolling Stone Magazine is really upset that Amber Heard, Evan Rachel Wood and other female 'victims' are not always believed and sometimes scrutinized. Amanda Bynes was looking gaunt before wandering around LA nude. Three men have been found guilty of the murder of XXXTentacion. Karl from WATP joins the show from Florida (Dave and Chuck the Freak country) to review Bert Kreischer's media circus, review the newest season of David Lee Roth's podcast, the incredible story of pathological liar Chad Zumock and more. You should buy some NextEvo CBDs and use promo code Drew. Thanks. BranDon is coming down from 'roid rage and is NOT angry at YouTube today. We take a look at TMZ Investigates 9/11: The Fifth Plane. Sports: Jalen Carter's worth in the draft is still extremely high despite recent events. Todd McShay teases super-secret details coming out right before the draft. Alabama football players do not receive the same treatment as Alabama basketball players. Free whores for the very attractive Jimmy Garoppolonohomo. Cam Newton is looking for a comeback. Money Shot: The Pornhub Story is available for your viewing on Netflix. Join Michael Jackson in knowing what Rory Culkin's penis looks like. Gisele Bündchen is still banging the jiu-jitsu teacher, not that billionaire dude. Jamie Foxx made Cameron Diaz hate acting. Lauren Sanchez is a failing Hollywood mogul now. Tom Cruise will have NOTHING to do with Suri's life decisions going forward. Nick Lachey is taking anger management after a clash with a photog. He's been known to be angry at football games as well. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company If you'd like to help support the show… please consider subscribing to our YouTube Page, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon). Or don't, whatever.

Men Can't Drive welcomes the #1 most searched lesbian on google images: special guest Morgan DeWitt. This episode's main topic? Morgan. The results? Qanon, Amber Heard, Jewish living in the conservative South, and much more. Additionally, with the brain power of all three, the girls try to define the word "that". Good thing Morgan has visited the 8th dimension multiple times!⇣⇣⇣Follow Men Can't Drive on IG: @mencantdriveTik Tok: @mencantdrivepodcastTwitter: @mencantdrivepod

Dr. Shannon Curry is a clinical and forensic psychologist who conducts research, therapy, and clinical evaluation pertaining to trauma, violence, and relationships. She testified in the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial. Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors: - Factor: https://factormeals.com/lex50 and use code lex50 to get 50% off your first box - BetterHelp: https://betterhelp.com/lex to get 10% off - House of Macadamias: https://houseofmacadamias.com/lex and use code LEX to get 20% off your first order EPISODE LINKS: Shannon's Instagram: https://instagram.com/currypsychgroup Curry Psychology Group: https://currypsychology.com/ PODCAST INFO: Podcast website: https://lexfridman.com/podcast Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2lwqZIr Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2nEwCF8 RSS: https://lexfridman.com/feed/podcast/ YouTube Full Episodes: https://youtube.com/lexfridman YouTube Clips: https://youtube.com/lexclips SUPPORT & CONNECT: - Check out the sponsors above, it's the best way to support this podcast - Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/lexfridman - Twitter: https://twitter.com/lexfridman - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lexfridman - LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lexfridman - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lexfridman - Medium: https://medium.com/@lexfridman OUTLINE: Here's the timestamps for the episode. On some podcast players you should be able to click the timestamp to jump to that time. (00:00) - Introduction (05:41) - Starting a relationship (09:40) - Couples therapy (16:57) - Why relationships fail (24:15) - Drama in relationships (29:42) - Success in relationships (36:06) - Dating (44:42) - Sex (46:36) - Cheating (55:37) - Polyamory (57:28) - Johnny Depp and Amber Heard trial (1:26:06) - Forensic psychology (1:36:16) - PTSD (1:45:51) - Advice for young people (1:48:42) - Love

Plenty of high-profile people have recently been involved in defamation cases in recent times, like Lisa Wilkinson, Ben Roberts-Smith, and Erin Molan - not to mention the big one in the US last year involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. So in this episode of Squiz Shortcuts, we take a look at what defamation is, why it seems to be in the news all the time, and the push by media companies to have the laws changed. Squiz recommends: Ben Roberts-Smith v the media podcast - Guardian Australia Sydney man wins $35,000 defamation payout over Rose Bay Facebook stoush - ABC News

Cade and Diane are joined by "Cade & Friends" co-host Alex Clair to discuss two indie music-themed films: Her Smell (2018) and Hearts Beat Loud (2018). Watch the video version at: YouTube.com/@CadeThomas/streams "Cade & Friends" Podcast can be found here: linktr.ee/cadethomas Double Feature Movie Club is a weekly movie review show with a retro vibe. Two movies. Three people. One rambling conversation. Each film is our first time watching them. We often go off-topic. Her Smell is a 2018 American drama film written, co-produced and directed by Alex Ross Perry. It stars Elisabeth Moss, Cara Delevingne, Dan Stevens, and Amber Heard. It follows Moss as fictional rock star Becky Something, whose band experiences brief fame but is broken up by her self-destructive behavior. Hearts Beat Loud is a 2018 American comedy-drama music film directed by Brett Haley, from a screenplay by Haley and Marc Basch. It stars Nick Offerman, Kiersey Clemons, Ted Danson, Sasha Lane, Blythe Danner and Toni Collette. It follows a Brooklyn record store owner who tries to convince his daughter to start a band with him after a song they recorded goes viral.

Today my guest is the esteemed Dr. David Spiegel. I'm going to read you his bio from the Standford University of Medicine website, but as a side note, this is NOT the David Spiegel from the Amber Heard trial.   Dr Spiegel is a Willson Professor and Associate Chair of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, Director of the Center on Stress and Health, and Medical Director of the Center for Integrative Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. Dr. Spiegel has more than 40 years of clinical and research experience studying psycho-oncology, stress and health, pain control, psychoneuroendocrinology, sleep, hypnosis, and conducting randomized clinical trials involving psychotherapy for cancer patients. He has published thirteen books, 480 scientific journal articles, and 170 book chapters on hypnosis, psychosocial oncology, stress physiology, trauma, and psychotherapy. He was a member of the work groups on stressor and trauma-related disorders for the DSM-IV and DSM-5 editions of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.    In my estimation, Dr Spiegel is largely responsible for legitimizing modern hypnosis and making it widely accessible through the Reveri app. He was recently on The Huberman Lab podcast where they went deep into the neuroscience and brain mechanics of hypnosis, so I highly recommend you check that out too, but today, I directed him to speak primarily on the use of hypnosis to treat addiction, trauma, and chronic pain management for those who don't want to become dependent on drugs.   The topics we cover include: What is hypnosis Guided Meditation vs Hypnosis Hypnosis for healing shame based self identity Why Guilt is often the response to sexual abuse and trauma How to use hypnosis to break self-sabotaging behaviors We talk about Reveri - Low cost app for learning self-hypnosis   ….and much more.   It was such an honor to have him on, I learned so much from him and I know you will too!   So without further delay, please enjoy this episode, with Dr. David Spiegel   Connect with Dr David Spiegel! Visit Website: https://www.reveri.com/   Watch on YouTube: ​​https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNuRolkOZ7X8fCEFCDYd5tg   Subscribe So You Don't Miss New Episodes!   Listen On:   https://apple.co/30g6ALF   https://odaatchat.libsyn.com/spotify   https://bit.ly/3n0taNQ     Watch Full Episodes!   https://bit.ly/2UpR5Lo  

In this episode Kyle and Matt recap their totally accurate betting guide for the Superbowl, and also breakdown some of the world's most daunting philosophical questions. Topics also include Free Willy, gamblers, and, of course, the great Amber Heard

On this week's episode of the CWC podcast I had the pleasure of getting to know Scott Henry, one of my favorite TikTok'ers. Scott has built an impressive following on his TikTok as well as his Instagram, and in 2021 he won the coveted belt on CBS's "Tough As Nails" with his big heart and amazing charisma. He is also a proud husband, father, and step father to five amazing children.We talked about his infamous Amber Heard videos that initially led me to his page, the importance of accepting who you are, blocking the haters, and his personal TikTok strategy. And of course, we talked about Elvis and the Elvis movie too :) Scott's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@scottdhenryScott's IG: https://www.instagram.com/scottdhenry31/Scott's Beacons: https://beacons.ai/scottdhenry31https://linktr.ee/carolinemathias

Josh is a California criminal defense lawyer who is also the host of the True Crime Daily - Sidebar podcast. He worked closely with Alan Jackson on the Phil Spector / Lana Clarkson murder case while in the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office. Josh and I discussed various cases including the sovereign citizen defense put on by in pro per Darrel Brooks in the Wisconsin Christmas Parade Massacre, Camille Vasquez's cross examination of Amber Heard in Depp v Heard and the conduct of the judge in the Nicholas Cruz sentencing phase towards Cruz's lawyers. This is an incredible episode with an incredible talent. Josh Ritter joined me on the Killer Cross Examination Podcast. About Neil Rockind - Neil Rockind is a trial lawyer. Neil Rockind is often considered a bet the farm/company type of lawyer, taking on cases where the stakes are “all in.” Neil Rockind appears regularly on television and in the news, defends people in serious court cases, is a regular guest on the Law and Crime Network and also discusses popular trials and cases and current events with other top lawyers around the country. Neil Rockind has won just about every award imaginable, has represented athletes, celebrities, musicians, posters and has obtained acquittals in all varieties of cases. His nickname is "The Rockweiler" and he's known for his cross examination style. Neil Rockind: https://twitter.com/neilrockindlaw https://www.instagram.com/rockindlaw/ https://www.rockindlaw.com/ http://www.killercrossexamination.com/ ************************************* Josh Ritter: Https://www.personalinjurylawyerslosa... Https://www.twitter.com/JoshuaRitteresq Https://www.instagram.com/joshuaritte... https://www.joshuaritter.com/ https://youtube.com/@TrueCrimeDaily ************************************** ****************************************** Fair Use Doctrine The contents are under fair use. It may contain copyrighted materials whose use has not been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. This, in our view, is fair use pursuant to section 107 of the US Copyright Law. Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without requiring permission from the rights holders, such as for commentary, criticism, news reporting, research, teaching or scholarship. We retain no rights to that material. To the extent the videos capture images or likenesses, we do not own the rights to those images, likenesses, etc and only use them pursuant to the fair use doctrine. All other rights are reserved. #crossexamination #truecrime #truecrimedaily

Today, the tattoo on Johnny Depp's bicep reads “Wino Forever.” But back in the early ‘90s, it said “Winona Forever,” devoted eternally to his fiancée Winona Ryder. Johnny and Winona were together for four very intense years, from love-at-first-sight in 1989 to a called-off-engagement in 1993. What is it about these two that fascinated the world so much (including Kel)? And what does Winona have to say about Johnny today, amidst his trial against Amber Heard? We're looking through old magazines, interviews, and new quotes to find out… This is a teaser for a bonus episode. You can listen to it in full on Patreon! * * * * Significant Lovers is a true-love podcast about historic and celebrity couples. You can contact us at significantlovers@gmail.com and follow us on Instagram and TikTok @significantlovers. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for ‘fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/significantlovers/support

The Playboy Murders & Playboy's 900 number, found penis at a gas station, Jared Goff: NFL Pro Bowler, Flavor Flav's crack usage & verbal crutches, RIP Cindy Williams, and we try some new celebrity phone numbers we received. Kicking off with a snippet from The Golden Voice Show with Ted Williams. RIP Cindy Williams from Laverne & Shirley fame. Sports: Detroit Sports 105.1 ruined some of our love of sports. Greg Wyshynski and others want everyone to know about the bad things done by Bobby Hull. Deadspin has the same hot take. Bobby Hull was ripped. The Albany State football coach is already sorry for offering a scholarship to "racist" Marcus Stokes. Jess Gardner could be the next Olivia Dunne. Dak Prescott's new girlfriend is pretty hot. Chatham-Kent got a new baseball team called the Chatham Blackbirds, but some find the name racist and they have to change it. Lenny Dykstra shows us a very nude Eagles fan with a tiny mushroom (NSFW). Other Eagles fans made fools of themselves as well. Khary Crump is handed his punishment for Tunnelgate. RIP Barrett Strong. Travis Barker & Shanna Moakler's daughter is in trouble for using her Black friends as TikTok props... and for "promoting" Percocets. A random penis was found hanging out at an Alabama gas station. Police Shootings: Memphis has fired more officials in the wake of Tyre Nichols' death. The funeral is going to be star-studded. California police shoot a dude running away... with NO LEGS. MTG wants justice for Ashli Babbitt. WHAT DO YOU SEE HERE!?!?!?!? Jared Goff is a Pro Bowler. In your face, Barbara. But then again, Tyler Huntley is a pro bowler too. MyPillow's Mike Lindell will appear on Jimmy Kimmel. Drew Crime: "Death by Fame" covers the sad tale of Johnny "Half-Sack" Lewis. The Playboy Murders featured the death of Playmate Stacy Arthur's husband, James. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get up a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 months for free! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee. We try the old celebrity rolodex starring Amber Heard, Caitlyn Jenner, Rob Gronkowski and OJ Simpson. Jermaine Jackson's kid Jafar is going to play Michael Jackson in a biopic. NEPO-BABY Flavor Flav opens up about his crack addiction with multiple verbal crutches. This woman got dumped on a plane and had a total meltdown. Dr. Disgusto, aka Joe's Crap Shatter, has been apprehended. Caitlyn Jenner's friend calls us back and threatens us with the FBI. Alec Baldwin has been officially charged in the death of Halyna Hutchins. Hilarious Baldwin responds on her crappy podcast. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

On this episode: The thirteenth Friday the thirteenth, and NPR's review of movie reviews. Jinkies! Velma shits the bed in spectacular fashion, and just when Alec Baldwin thought he was out… they pull him back in.In news: Florida, New Zealand, Collider, Friday the 13th, Sean S. Cunningham, Halloween, Scream, Scream 6 Lost in New York, Maid in Manhattan, Billy, Stu, Jason X, Freddy vs Jason, Alien vs Predator, Crystal Lake, Hannibal, Brian Fuller, A24, Jeff Lockhart, Jeremy Wise, The Night Driver, Tyler's Rage, NPR, Ira Glass, Terry Gross, Man of the People, general audiences, Film Review, mid tier movies, Fellowship of the Ring, Rumspringa, Climax, Alec Baldwin, Melinda Spadone, Rust movie, The Crow, The Twilight Zone, Brandon Lee, New Mexico, Adam West, Batman, Amber Heard, Johnny Depp, Resident Evil, Midnight Rider, Velma, Paul Pogba, Santa Inc. Set Rogan, Sarah Silverman, The View, Mathew Lillard, Mindy Kaling, Harley Quinn Show, http://www.MCFCpodcast.com-Email us at MCFCpodcast@gmail.com    -Leave us a voicemail (209) 730-6010-Join the Patreon: www.patreon.com/MiddleClassFilmClass-Get some merch:https://middle-class-film-class.creator-spring.com/ Join the Patreon:www.patreon.con/middleclassfilmclassPatrons:JavierListener Stephen: The Maple Syrup DonJoel ShinnemanLinda McCalister Heather Sachs  https://twitter.com/DorkOfAllDorksRyanJason Kleeberg https://www.forcefivepodcast.com/Listener BrendanJoseph Navarro    Pete Abeytaand Tyler Noe    Streaming Picks:Licorice Pizza - Amazon Prime, Paramount+, DirecTVBlack Bear - Amazon Prime, Paramount+, DirecTVWhite Noise - NetflixSick - PeacockChicken Little - Disney+The Black Phone - Amazon PrimeWall-E - Disney+Brother Bear - Disney+

Considered by many to be one of the best-known criminal defense lawyers in the country, Clarence Darrow became nationally recognized for his eloquence, withering cross-examinations, and compassionate support for the underdog, both in and out of the courtroom.Though his fifty-year-long career was replete with momentous cases, specifically his work in the Scopes Monkey Trial and the Leopold and Loeb Murder Trial, Darrow's Nightmare zeroes in on just two years of Darrow's career: 1911 to 1913. It was during this time period that Darrow was hired to represent the McNamara brothers, two union workers accused of bombing the Los Angeles Times building, an incident that resulted in twenty-one deaths and hundreds more injuries.Along with investigative journalist Lincoln Steffens, Darrow negotiated an ambitious plea bargain on behalf of the McNamara brothers. But the plan soon unraveled; not long after the plea bargain was finalized, Darrow was accused of attempting to bribe a juror. As Darrow himself became the defendant, what was once his shining moment in the national spotlight became a threat to the future of his career and the safety of his family.Today's guest is Nelson Johnson, author of Darrow's Nightmare: The Forgotten Story of America's Most Famous Trial Lawyer: (Los Angeles 1911–1913). Drawing upon the 8,500-page transcript saved from the two trials, Johnson makes Darrow's story come to life like never before.

Stirling Cooper (IG:@cooperstirling) is a former Australian adult performer and male escort turned men's self help coach. He's also a coach for the War Room and The Real World.ai. ——————————————————— Michael's Men of Action program is a Master's course dedicated to helping people elevate their social lives by building elite social circles and becoming higher status. Click the link below to learn more: https://m.moamentoring.com/podcast ———————————————————— Become an affiliate for MOA Mentoring: https://www.moamentoring.com/earn Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MichaelSartain Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-michael-sartain-podcast/id1579791157 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2faAYwvDD9Bvkpwv6umlPO?si=8Q3ak9HnSlKjuChsTXr6YQ&dl_branch=1 Filmed at Sticky Paws Studios: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UComrBVcqGLDs3Ue-yWAft8w 0:00 Intro 1:24 ** Getting Addicted to Porn 4:16 * Going to AVN 4:51 *** Finding Dirty Magazines in a landfill 5:51 **** Having Patience to Fap 6:23 *** The Porn Star Talent Pool 8:33 ** The Psychology of Beauty (Beauty is Objective) 12:27 * Female Pornstars Trash Talking the Industry 13:57 * Quit Porn If you have problems in the Bedroom 14:30 **** The new category of porn 15:00 * Human Trafficking in the Adult Industry 16:35 *** Porn being lead generation for OF 18:00 The Economics of the Porn industry 18:54 Mia Khalifa and Lana Rhodes 30:47 Andrew Tate 41:30 Andrew Tates next 30 days 43:40 Torey Lanez shooting Megan the Stallion 44:30 *** Taking 10 second clips used out of context 45:05 Vice Filming Andrew Tate 47:00 *** Getting Compensated before Testifying 50:01 The Tates Accused of kidnapping an american 51:59 **** Tristan Tate is a Player and its not a Felony 53:00 More about the Tate Brothers 56:45 We dont want another Amber Heard 59:40 Jonny Sins being Blue Pill 1:05:00 Poly does not work for men 1:06:00 Cheating Vs. Polygeny 1:06:40 Mixed Matched Sex Drive 1:07:27 **** Girls who bring home Girls for their man are irreplaceable 1:08:20 **** Having a threesome is expontentially better 1:09:10 Sex doesnt mean shit for Men 1:10:10 *** Kissa Sins 1:12:05 Women get Redpilled too 1:14:30 Andrew Tate spoke to a certain class of Men 1:15:15 Cancelling does not work 1:17:42 Haters on Twitter 1:20:22 **** Stirling Cooper get Cancelled from the Porn Industry 1:26:52 **** Brittany Renner and Andrew Tate 1:28:12 *** Men get told No, Hot Women Never get told No 1:31:27 Why is Justin Waller the Coolest Cowboy on the Planet 1:32:32 Why is Stirling Cooper Traveling so Much? 1:34:15 When was Stirling Red Pilled? 1:35:25 How Stirling Started his youtube Channel 1:39:07 *** Swingers 1:43:12 *** Devils Threesome 1:44:30 **** How to get a Mans Wife in an orgy 1:45:35 *** Celina Powell sucking off the Phoenix Suns 1:47:25 *** One of Stirling Funniest Porn Scenes 1:49:45 Stirling isnt Monetized on youtube 1:50:13 Being a Research Chemist 1:45:50 *** Thoughts on Cholestrol and Testosterone 1:56:08 * We are bombarded Estrogenic Compounds 1:56:55 Steroids 1:58:00 * Fear and Anticipation for Women 2:02:30 * Status and Presselection 2:05:45 ** Women Denegrating OF Stars 2:06:40 *** Pornstars probably have a lower body count than a Sororiety Girl 2:07:17 Girls like me because other girls like me 2:09:00 **** Hitch and 50 shades of Grey 2:10:45 Women get over Guys Faster 2:13:30 *** For Men its Player vs Player 2:17:45 Porn is to men what Instagram is to Women 2:19:36 Testosterone and Prolactin 2:20:40 Why do Women do Porn? 2:22:00 Passport Bros 2:23:00 Women think Porn and OF is Easy Money 2:25:30 Stirling Coopers Bedroom Courses

Episode Summary Brooke and Margaret recap the passed year of horrifying events, from climate collapse, to inflation economics, to developments with Covid, mass shooting, why the police continue to suck, culture wars, bodily autonomy, why capitalism ruins everything, as well as a glimpse of what could be coming this next year both hopeful and dreadful in This Year in the Apocalypse. Host Info Margaret can be found on twitter @magpiekilljoy or instagram at @margaretkilljoy. Brooke is just great and can be found at Strangers helping up keep our finances intact and on Twitter or Mastodon @ogemakweBrooke Publisher Info This show is published by Strangers in A Tangled Wilderness. We can be found at www.tangledwilderness.org, or on Twitter @TangledWild and Instagram @Tangled_Wilderness. You can support the show on Patreon at www.patreon.com/strangersinatangledwilderness. Next Episode Hopefully will come out Friday, Jan. 31st. Transcript This Year in the Apocalypse 2022 Brooke 00:15 Hello and welcome to Live Like the World is Dying, your podcast for what feels like the end times. I'm Brooke Jackson, your co-host for this episode, along with the indomitable Margaret killjoy. Margaret 00:27 Hiiii Brooke 00:28 We have something extra special for you. Hi, Margaret. You might be familiar with the monthly segment we started in 2022: This Month in the Apocalypse, and today we will take that into a sub segment: This Year in the Apocalypse. But, first we have to shout out to another member of the Channel Zero network of anarchists podcasts, but playing a little jingle from one of our comrades, Boo doo doo doo, doo doo. Brooke 01:18 And we're back. So, before I tell people about this extra special episode, I want to officially say "Hello," to my co host, Margaret. Hi, Margaret. Margaret 01:36 Hello, how are you? Brooke 01:38 I'm doing okay. How are you doing? Margaret 01:42 I'm doing terrible, and I'm not going to talk about it. Brooke 01:45 Okay, that's fair. That sounds like me most of the time. Okay, well, speaking of terrible, how did the last year treat you now that we've flipped the calendar? Is there anything you would like to say to the year 2022? Margaret 01:59 You know, it's fine. It's just the year 2020 part three. As far as the other parts of the year 2020, it's been...it was chiller, then parts one and two. Not from a climate point of view, but from a fascism point of view. Brooke 02:21 Oh, okay. That's a good point. Well, I feel like 2022 as with most years....Sorry. What, Margaret? Margaret 02:30 Everything's fine. Nothing bad happened. That's the end of the episode. Brooke 02:33 Always. Margaret 02:34 Everything's good. Brooke 02:35 Okay, cool. Well, this has been a fun recording. Yeah. Well, as with most years, in the last decade, I say, "Fuck you to 2022," and would like to burn it all down. So, we have that going for us. Margaret 02:51 Alright, fuck you, 2022. I do that when I leave a state. Brooke 02:58 You say, "Fuck you," to the State behind you? Margaret 02:59 Yeah, yeah. Brooke 03:01 Even even Oregon, even when you came to visit us out here? Margaret 03:05 Why would I? Why would Oregon be any different? Brooke 03:08 Because some of the people you love are in Oregon. Margaret 03:16 Whatever, fuck you too....I mean, many of the people I love were also in the year 2022. Brooke 03:21 Okay, all right. You got me. Margaret 03:24 Okay. Brooke 03:24 One point: Margaret , zero points: Brooke. Margaret 03:26 Yep, that's what I was saying. Brooke 03:27 Yeah. So. So, I was thinking about how we do this extra fun, special episode of This Year in the Apocalypse. And being typical Brooke, I was like, let's come up with a very orderly fashion in which to do this. I shall take all of the months and pick one thing per month, and we shall be organized. And spoiler alert for the audience. Margaret and I came up with separate lists. We haven't seen each other's lists. We don't know what each other shittiest things are. Margaret 03:53 Wait, I didn't pick the shittiest things. I just picked stuff. Brooke 03:56 Oh, damn, I pick the shitty stuff. Margaret 04:00 Okay, well, I tried to go with a little bit of, there's not a lot of hope in here. There's a little bit of hope in here. Brooke 04:08 It's funny, because when I was thinking about this, I was like, oh, Margaret should do the happy stuff, because Margaret does Cool People. And I can be the the Roberts Evans, everything's bastards side of the simulation. Margaret 04:20 Okay, well, it's a good thing we're figuring this out right now, on air. Brooke 04:23 Right? Margaret 04:24 Okay. So, we'll start with your month by month and then I'll interject? Margaret 04:28 That's fine. Brooke 04:28 Super fun. Yeah. And like a disclaimer on the month by month is that not all months were created equal. So, it's like, whatever the shittiest thing in one month, maybe, you know, way shittier than next month. That's annoying to like, try and compare them in that way. It was a silly way for me to do it, but.. here we are. Brooke 04:30 All right. flashing back 12 months to January, 2022: America hit a million COVID cases with Omicron surging, so Good job America. COVID ongoing and bad. Margaret 05:04 We're number one. Brooke 05:06 Yeah. The other the other real shitty, horrible thing in January was inflation, which technically was pretty crappy in 2021, as well. But we started feeling it more in January like that's when it started hitting and then was kind of ongoing throughout this year as businesses responded to the inflation, had to start raising prices and stuff. Well, had to...some had to, some chose to because they could get away with it. Margaret 05:34 Should I? I wrote down all the inflation numbers for the end of the year. Brooke 05:39 Yeah, baby. Margaret 05:41 The OECD, which stands for something something something, it's a group of 38 countries that sit around and talk about how great they are, or whatever economic something, something. You think I would have written it down. They do. They calculate inflation for their member countries, based on the Consumer Price index. It averaged. This is as of October, the report in December, talks about it as of October, it averaged about 10.7% overall inflation across these 38 countries in the last year. Food averaged at...I wrote down 6.1%. But, I actually think it was slightly higher than that. I think I typo-ed that. Brooke 06:22 In the US was closer to 8%. Margaret 06:26 Yeah, and then, okay. More developed nations saw this all a little bit lower the G7, which is the Group of Seven, it's the seven countries who have the elite cool kids club, and try and tell everyone what to do. Their overall inflation was 7.8%, as compared to the 10.7%. Inflation in the US actually tapered off most than most other countries, probably because we fuck everyone else over, but I couldn't specifically tell you. Inflation is a bit of a black box that even the people who know what inflation is don't really understand. And, energy inflation in general was the most brutal. Italy saw 70% energy inflation in the last year. It was 58%. In the UK, it was 17% in the US. So energy, inflation is actually outpacing even food inflation. And most of the food inflation, as we've talked about, at different times on this is caused by rising costs of fertilizer and like diesel and things like that. Yeah, that's what I got about inflation. There was a lot of it. It's technically tapering off a little bit in the United States. Just this moment. Brooke 07:41 Yeah, I was actually listening to a economics report about that yesterday about how it's tapering off a little bit. The extra shitty thing that happened in February, which added to the drastically increasing fuel prices and food prices, was that fucking Russia invaded Ukraine,and started bombing shit there. Margaret 08:04 Boo. Brooke 08:06 And that that might win as...if we're taking a poll here of all of the worst things that happened in the last year, I kind of feel like that, you know, that's got to be one of the top three. Margaret 08:16 It's, it's up there. Yeah. Even in terms of its effects on the rest of the world, even like, if you're like, on a, well, what do I care about what two European countries are doing? Because, but it affects the shit out of the global south. Ukraine in particular, and also Russia providing a very large percentage of the grain and wheat that goes to, especially Africa. So, yeah, a lot of the energy inflation in the rest of Europe is also a direct result of Russian imperialism. Brooke 08:47 Yeah, it's pretty...it's fucked up a lot of stuff. There was another shitty thing that happened before that happened in February, which is what the Olympics began. And you know, Boo the Olympics. Yeah. So then we then we moved into March and there was this thing called COVID. And then there was this bad inflation happening and then this war over in Ukraine, but then we also, in Florida decided to pass a bill, the nicknamed 'Don't Say Gay' bill. Margaret 09:18 Yeah. I can't believe that was less than a year ago. That was like eight culture wars ago. Brooke 09:26 I know, because I got some of the other ones coming up here. And it was like, oh, fuck, that's still a thing. And then moving into April, so, there was like this war going on, and inflation was bad, and people were dying of this pandemic that we were living in, and then also, the Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial began. And that might not seem like one of the shittiest things, but for like anyone who's been a survivor of domestic violence, and the way that trial it seemed like you know, every social media platform like you were getting like ads for it. Right? I know, other people talked about this, like everyone was seeing all these ads for news reports on it. It was like way at the top of the list. And, you know, again, domestic abuse survivor, like, I don't, I don't need to be reminded about, you know, this awful ongoing domestic abuse trial. Margaret 10:19 Yeah, yeah, that was, um, I like try to avoid everything that has to do with celebrities, but realizing how much that that like, ties into, I don't know, how we all talk about all of this shit. I have nothing really clever to say besides like, oh, my God, it's so fucked up. And I don't trust mainstream discourse around any of it. Yeah, Brooke 10:39 For sure. We also saw because of climate issues, Lake Mead was dropping to dangerously low levels, starting all the way in April. And I feel like we could have done this whole episode on climate catastrophes that happened in the last year, like This Year in the Apocalypse could have just been climate change. It was a lot. Margaret 11:00 Yes, well, fortunately that will start overriding everything else over the next couple of years. So, you know....One or the other just to Lake thing on my note, Lake Powell, which provides power to 4.5 million people could reach minimum power pool status by July [2023]. So that's a that's an upcoming thing to look forward to. Brooke 11:29 Yay, for the year ahead. Yeah, I don't even know what the status of Lake Mead is right now. I'm sure it's not doing great. And we'll probably start hearing about it again in the spring as it's at dangerously low levels, find more bodies and boats and whatever else. Margaret 11:46 And they're both. Both are on the Colorado River. Yeah, they're both on the Colorado River. Brooke 11:51 Yeah. And if you're not familiar with why Lake Mead matters, John Oliver actually did a really good piece on it on his show that talks about the water rights and stuff. I think it was John Oliver. Maybe it was John Stewart. Margaret 12:07 And if you want to read a terrible...a very good, although misogynist dystopia about what's coming in terms of water rights, there's a book called "The Water Knife" by Paulo [Bacigalupi], whose name last name I don't know how to pronounce. It's an Italian name. I think yeah, Brooke 12:21 I actually have that on my to-read-shelf. Margaret 12:23 Yeah, it's, um, that man should not be allowed to write sex worker characters ever again. Brooke 12:29 Thank you for the notice there on what to expect on that aspect. Margaret 12:34 But other than that, other than that, it's very interesting book. Brooke 12:40 Okay. May brought us a couple of big bad shootings, which is, you know, not again, not to diminish any other school shootings or shootings that happened or the fact that they're going on, you know, all the time in schools, but they were the ones that like, hit the news, really big. There was the Buffalo, New York supermarket shooting that happened. And then the towards the end of the month was that just God awful Robb Elementary School shooting in Texas, that I don't know how everyone else experienced it. But I, as a parent, you know, whose child who's only slightly older than that. It was absolutely horrifying for me and enraging, and I had a lot of feelings about it. And you know, school shootings are always hard to see, but that one in particular... Margaret 13:29 This is the coward cops one, where they kept parents out who were the parents who were trying to like save kids? Brooke 13:33 Yeah, for like 72 minutes or something like that, more than that they were outside the door where the guy was actively shooting on children. Margaret 13:41 This is...the character of American law enforcement was laid bare on that day, is how I feel. I mean, I have many feelings on all of it, but... Brooke 13:53 And that was in Uvalde, Texas, where they have two separate police systems. There is a police system just for the schools there in addition to the town's police. Margaret 14:07 There was that, uh, there was that lawsuit 10,15,20 years ago, something, where a man who was like, I think it was someone who's like stabbing people on the train, you know, just like, just just doing that thing. And, and a man stopped him, stopped the stabby guy while the cops cowered in behind, like they went into, like the driver's compartment of the train, and they just hid from the stabby guy. And the the guy stopped the stabby guy sued...I might have the details of this wrong. Sued and was like, the police have a duty to protect people. And it came back, the judge is like, "Actually they don't, it is literally not the jobs. The police's job is not to protect you. That is not their job." And, the sooner we all realize that the safer we'll be, because the more people will realize that safety is something that we're going to have to build without the infrastructure that pretends to offer a safety, but absolutely does not. And legally is not required to. Brooke 14:21 Yeah, I didn't know all the backstory of that. But, I know that that one went to the Supreme Court. And that became, you know, the national standard, because I remember reading about that part of it that, yeah, they don't, they don't have they don't have a duty to protect. Margaret 15:27 I think it was the stabby guy on the train. But I, you know, I'm not like a classic thing rememberer, it's not like my skill set. I didn't put my points in character creation in memory. Brooke 15:41 Well important thing there is was the the outcome of that. The other big bad shooting I remember making the news pretty loudly this year was also the Highland Park Parade shooting that actually happened in July. So that was a couple of months later. But yeah, good times. Guns. Margaret 15:58 Hurray. [sadly] Brooke 15:59 All right. So, we moved into June. And a couple of things are going on, on the global stage. Flooding began in Pakistan. And that flooding continued for a couple of months. We talked about this on one of our This Month, episodes, and even to right now, there is still flooding. And that flooding that did occur, you know, has displaced 1000s, if not millions of people. And it's really, really fucked things up and continues to fuck things up in Pakistan. Margaret 16:25 And I would say that flooding in general, is one of the things that we're seeing more and more of all over the world. And it's one of the things that like...I think a lot of people and maybe I'm just projecting, but you know, I grew up thinking of floods as sort of a distant thing. And then actually where I lived, most recently, we all had to leave because of constant flooding as climate changed. And I think that floods need to be something....It's the opposite of quicksand. When you're a kid you think about quicksand is like this thing to like, worry about, and then you grow up and realize that like quicksand is like not...don't worry about quicksand. That's not part of your threat modeling. And, so I think that flooding is something that whether or not it was on something that you were really worried about, wherever you live, it is something that you should pay attention to. It's not like, a run out and worry, right. But, it's a thing to be like more aware of, you know, there was recent...New Years in San Francisco and Oakland, there was really bad flooding. And then again, a couple of days later, might still be going on by the time people listen to this, but I'm not actually sure. And you know, there's the footage of people running out with like boogie boards or surfboards or whatever into the streets and, and playing in the flood. And, I'm not actually going to sit here on my high horse and tell people to never go into floodwater, you shouldn't, it is not a thing you should do, but it is a thing that people do. But I think people don't recognize fast moving currents, how dangerous they are, just how dangerous floods are, no matter how they look. And, if there's more than a foot of water, don't drive through it. Brooke 17:58 Yeah, if you're not experienced with floods, those are things you wouldn't know. So I have, you know, you said, that wasn't a big thing in your childhood, but because of where I live, it you know, I don't know if this is true of all the Pacific Northwest, but certainly, in my town, flooding is a big concern, we''re right on a river, and when there was bad rainstorms back in 96', like most of downtown got flooded. I mean, I was I was a kid then. I was I was a youth. And that experience, you know, kind of informed some of my youth, you know, we had a lot of lessons learned about how to manage flooding, what you do and don't do inflooding. So that's something that's been in the forefront of my mind. And yeah, as I see other people dealing with flooding for the first time in the news, it's like, oh, no, no, you don't. No. That's bad. Don't do that. Don't go in those waters. But it's their first time. They wouldn't know. Margaret 18:53 Yeah. Unless you were like, directly saving something or someone, especially someone, and then even then you have to know what you're doing. You know, they're a bigger deal, even smaller ones are a bigger deal than you realize, I guess is the thing to say about floods. Anyway, so Okay, so where are we at? Brooke 19:10 We're still in June, because there was, you know, in addition to the inflation, and the flooding, and the heat waves, and the war going on, and people dying of a pandemic, this little thing happened in the US where the Supreme Court's overturned a little a little old law called Roe v. Wade. Margaret 19:29 That was about two different ways of interacting with water? [joking] Brooke 19:33 Yes, exactly. Ties, ties, right and flooding there. Yeah. It was just a minor... Margaret 19:39 Yeah, that's my joke about people losing their capacity to control their own bodies. Just a little light hearted joke. Very appropriate. Brooke 19:48 As a person with a uterus, I genuinely can't...i can't joke about that one. Like, it's just too close to home. Margaret 19:54 Yeah, fair enough. I'm sorry. Brooke 19:57 No, it's I'm glad that you are, because it is good to laugh about these things that are actually very upsetting. It's how, it's part of our, you know, grieving process, how we deal with it as being able to laugh a little bit. Margaret 20:08 Yeah. Yeah, although and then, you know, okay, so we've had this like, fight, you know, America's polarizing really hard about a lot of very specific issues: people's ability to control the reproductive systems being a very major, one people's ability to control their hormonal systems and the way they present being another one, I'm sure I'll talk about that more. And, you know, the, the weirdly positive thing that happened this week that I started writing notes about, but didn't finish, is about how there's now...they're changing the laws about how the accessibility of abortion pills and so that they're going to be available in more types of stores for more people in the near future. This will not affect people who are in abortion ban states. So it's this polarization, it's becoming easier to access reproductive health and control in some states, and it's becoming harder and illegal to access it in other states. My other like, positive...It's not even a positive spin. It's the glint of light in the darkness is that abortion was illegal for a very long time in the United States, and people did it, and had access to it and not as well, and it is better when it is legal. Absolutely. But underground clinics existed. And people did a lot of work to maintain reproductive health. And now we have access to such better and safer tools for reproductive health, whether you know, it's access to abortion pills, or just everything about reproductive health has...we know a lot more about it as a society than at least medical and Western, you know, methods of abortion. We know a lot more about than we did a couple decades ago. And then, the other big thing that I keep thinking about...so there was the Jane Collective, right, in the US is I'm just like moving into history mode. Is that annoying? Brooke 22:06 Go for it. Margaret 22:07 Teah. It's my other fucking podcast, all history and so like there's the Jane Collective in the US. And they were really fucking cool. And they provided all these abortions to people in Chicago, and they actually pioneered a lot of methods of abortion and pushed forward a lot of important shit, right? In the 1920s, in Germany, anarchists ran more than 200 abortion clinics. Basically, if you wanted an abortion in 1920s, Germany, you went to the syndicalists, you went to the anarcho syndicalists. And because they sat there, and they were like, "Oh, a large amount of crime needs to be done on an organized fashion. And what is anarcho syndicalism? But a way to organize crime?" In this case, usually it's like class war against bosses and illegal strikes and stuff. But, "How do we organize that on a large scale?" And the anarchists were the ones who had the answer answers to, 'How do you organize crime on a large scale,' and I want to know more about that information. I haven't found that much about it in English yet. But, that kind of thing gives me hope. It gives me hope that we can, it's better when it is legal, I'm not being like, this is great, you know, it's fucked up, but we can do this. And, you know, on this very podcast, if you listen to one of the Three Thieves, Four Thieves? Some Number of Thieves Vinegar Collective, Margaret, famous remember of details, they they talk about their work, developing reverse engineering or making accessible, different abortion drugs and how to basically like, create them, and get them to where they need to be, regardless of the legality of those things. But, you might have more to say about this, too. I just wanted to go into history mode. Brooke 23:50 No, I I liked that. And yeah, you did those episodes in a few different ways about it that are super important. I mean, I don't think I need to rehash why Roe is so important. We we know that, you know, and it's not just about reproductive rights for people with uteruses, either. It's about the trends towards you know, bodily autonomy and regulation of bodies. And you know, what that signals as well, it's an issue for everybody. Margaret 24:17 Yeah. And remember, like at the very beginning, some people were like, they might be coming for birth control next, and everyone's like, Nah, they're not coming for birth control. And now you can see the same, the same right wing people who are like, "We should probably just kill the gay people." They like say it and city council meetings. They're also being like, "And birth control on my right, like, fuck that thing?" Brooke 24:36 Yeah. Frustrating. Margaret 24:39 Yeah. Get it out of someone's cold dead hands. Brooke 24:45 Yeah, this is one of those things where the months don't necessarily compare. Yeah. Margaret 24:49 There's that meme....Go ahead. I'm sorry. No, go. Brooke 24:52 We...you know there were historic heat waves going on. Continued flooding and droughts. And all kinds of climate nastiness. And then in, in Tariff Island, we saw a whole bunch of British officials resign, and then Boris Johnson resigning, which, you know, fuck the government and all of those kinds of things, and fuck that guy. But, it did also lead into this, what has been kind of a lot of turmoil in the UK as they've gone through now a couple of different prime ministers and just like, you know, just the the, the sign of the crumbles of how just overwhelmingly corrupt political leaders are, you know, at this point in so called, you know, democratic and stable democracies, that, you know, they're falling apart too. Margaret 25:39 Now, that's a good point. Um, what year did that lady I didn't like die? What day? What month? Queen? Brooke 25:48 I didn't put down the month because that's a happy thing that happened, not a shitty thing. Margaret 25:51 I know. Remember positive things about 2022. And like, stadiums full of like, Irish folks being like, "Lizzie's in a box. Lizzie's in a box." There's like some positive things. Brooke 26:08 I might rewatch some of those after this, just for a little pick me up. Margaret 26:11 Yeah. The people dancing in front of the palace, anyway. Yeah. I don't like colonialism or monarchy. I don't know if anyone knew this about me. Brooke 26:20 Yeah. No, same. I've been trying to explain to my kid about why Queen Elizabeth was bad. And she's having a hard time. Because, you know, children and fantasies and stories and kings and queens, and blah, blah, blah. Margaret 26:32 Yeah. Which is the fucking problem. Brooke 26:34 Yeah, a similar kind of thing happened in August in terms of like, you know, unstable, so supposedly stable governments, in that the the FBI had to raid Mar-a-Lago and Trump which, again, fuck Trump and the FBI and the federal government and all of that, but as a sign of, you know, our democracies actually not being very sound, and how just grossly corrupt politicians are and stuff, the only way they could get back a bunch of confidential documents and like, nuclear related stuff was to fucking invade a former president. Yeah. Also in August Yeah. monkeypox started hitting the news, which of course, speaking of culture was, right, that led into a whole bunch of stuff about, you know, a bunch of anti-gay stuff and reminders of what the AIDS epidemic was like, and just a whole bunch of fucking nonsense up in the news because of that. Margaret 27:32 God, I barely remember that. Brooke 27:34 Right, I think we did it on an episode, a This Month episode. Margaret 27:38 I mean, I remember it now. It's just there's so much. There's so much. Yeah. Yeah. Brooke 27:44 So September brought us protests starting to erupt in Iran. Finally. There was a woman, Masha Amini, who was arrested, you know, they had been doing caravans, were doing these crackdowns and the morality police and stuff. And so that was the start of a bunch of turmoil there that went on for at least three months. It's finally settled down some last month. But that was going on, and then also towards the end of the month hurricane Ian hit in Florida. So, not to make it all about the climate. But again, historic hurricanes and flooding and stuff. Margaret 28:19 Yeah. And these things are related to each other. I mean, like, as you have global insecurity caused by climate, it's going to show all of the cracks in the systems and like, it's hard, because it's like, overall, you know, I see the the attempted revolution, the uprising in Iran is an incredibly positive thing and like reminder of the beauty of the human spirit. And also, like, what happened, the end result of that, that, I don't even want to say, 'end result,' though, right? Because like, every social struggle is going to ebb and flow. And, our action is going to cause reaction. And you know, and whenever people have uprisings, they remember power. They also remember fear, right? And the system is hoping that people remember fear. And the people are hoping that they remember power, you know, and, and it seems impossible to predict which uprisings will lead to fear and which ones will lead to power in terms of even when they're crushed, right? Whether that is the fertile soil for the next rising or whether it you know, has salted the earth to try and keep my metaphor consistent. Brooke 29:43 Nah, mixed metaphors the best. Okay, yeah, it's not a bad thing that people were protesting against what was going on there. It's it's awful that they had to get to that point that the morality police were so bad that they had to start protesting and ongoing conflict and unrest in the Middle East, never ending. Margaret 30:06 And I want to know more. I haven't done enough research on this yet, but another like hopeful thing about, you know, sort of global feminist, radical politics, there's been a recent movement of men in Afghanistan, who are walking out of exams and walking out of different positions that only men are allowed to hold, you know, in schools and things like that, in protest of the fact that of women's disinclusion. Brooke 30:33 Okay, I hadn't heard anything about that. So that's, yeah, We'll have to add that to a This Month, because I want to know more about that too. That sounds really positive. Margaret 30:40 Yeah. Yeah. And I don't know whether it's, you know, happened three times, and it's caught headlines each time or I don't know enough about it to talk about it as a movement. But it matters. That kind of stuff matters. And yeah, it's hopeful. Brooke 30:57 Well, we moved into October and the fall season, and y'all might remember this little one, some South African asshole named Elon Musk, Mosh, Mosk, whatever that guy's name is, Margaret 31:10 He's named after the rodent, the muskrat. Brooke 31:13 Okay, that'll be easy to remember. That guy officially took over at the only social media platform that I don't mostly hate, which is Twitter. A lot of his fucked-up-ness...Nah, he did some of that the first week, that was still in October. And then definitely more came after that. But, he's destroying the microblogging site that we all love so much. Margaret 31:36 Yeah, I will say, my favorite meme that come out of that was basically like, you know what, I've decided that I am okay with Elon Musk being in charge of the exodus of all the rich people to Mars. [Laughs] Brooke 31:50 Yes, winning. Do that quickly. Margaret 31:53 Yeah. He'll fuck it up. Like he fucks everything up. You've seen Glass Onion? Brooke 31:58 Yes, I did. Margaret 32:00 I don't want to like spoil it for people. But, I'll just say that movie did a really good job of pointing out that Elon Musk is just a fucking...is not an intelligent person, is not doing genius things. And it was pointed out really well. Brooke 32:15 Can I point out something embarrassing? Margaret 32:17 Absolutely, it's just you and I here. Brooke 32:21 No one will ever know. I didn't realize when I watched it that that guy was supposed to be a parody of like Elon Musk specifically. I thought it was just like generic, you know, rich people are terrible. And then it wasn't till like after I watched it, and everyone else started watching it and commenting that it was Musk and I was like, "Oh, damn, obviously it is." Margaret 32:42 Yeah, it's the like, the car thing and the space thing are the main nods. I mean, it's at the same time. It could be Bezos it could be any fucking, like tech billionaire asshole. But I think it was, I think it was intentionally Musk. Brooke 32:56 Yeah, I've got to rewatch it with that in mind. I was too busy going, "Oh, it's that guy. It's that actor or actress. Someone I know that person. Enjoy the characters. Yeah. That was a thing that happened in December, but we haven't done November, so November, Powerball made some poor asshole into a billionaire. So I feel bad for that guy. Yeah. So the Powerball, nobody had won it for like three months, and the pot got up to like $2 billion. And a single a single person had the winning ticket when it was finally pulled. Which, if they take the cash payout, which I think most people do, it's actually only $1 billion. And then, probably the government takes that. So you're only half a billionaire, probably by the time all is said and done. But still, that's, you know, what a way to fuck up the rest of your existence by suddenly having that much money. Margaret 33:51 I'm like, I'd take a shot. Brooke 33:56 I like to think, you know, I have this list of all these nice things that I would do and people I would support and love, but the evidence bears out that anyone who's ever won something like that doesn't make all the great choices. Margaret 34:09 No, no. Okay. Yeah, I think you need to have a council of people who direct...I think that any anarchist who's like, possibly going to end up rich, like, whether through inheritance or becoming the next Stephen King or whatever needs to, like, seriously consider how the dealing with that money should be a collective effort and not an individual effort. Anyway. Brooke 34:35 I agree. Yeah. Margaret 34:36 I went through this when, at one point, I did not get...I did not become a millionaire. But, at one point, Hollywood was interested in one of my my books, and we had long conversations about it. I had conversations with the Hollywood director around it, about whether or not they would adapt a certain book of mine into a TV show. And it didn't work out in the end. But, I like sat there and mathed it out and was like, oh, if they make it TV show out of my book, I will become a millionaire. And like, what would that mean? And, and so that's when I started having these, like, which just totally the same as winning the Powerball and having a billion dollars, and also not just not my weird...I don't know, whatever. Now everyone knows this. Brooke 35:16 I don't think that's a unique thing. Yeah, so that happened in November. And that sucks. And it didn't make the news the way it should have. So I just wanted to highlight that horribleness. And then, also that orange clown douchebag potato that lives in Florida, said that he's going to run for president again. So, we have that to look forward to. But, then the third thing that happened, which isn't just isolated to November, but the World Cup started, and I have nothing against football, love football, the World Cup as a concept. Fine, but there are so many problems, much like the Olympics, with the way they do it. And what happens around all that. Margaret 36:00 Yeah, yeah, I love...I love that I should be able to like a lot of things. And then the way that they're done by our society precludes me from really deeply enjoying them. Brooke 36:10 Why do you have to take such a nice thing and ruing it. Margaret 36:13 All things. All things. You could name anything, and we could talk about how capitalism and fucking imperialism ruined it. Brooke 36:20 Yeah, pretty much. Down with those systems. Alright, so now we're finally getting into the end. You'll remember this one, because it was only like a month ago that there were some targeted attacks in North Carolina on power stations. 40,000 people without power for several days, in fact, it wasn't like a quick fix thing. They really fucked some shit up there. One that I didn't hear about, but that has some pretty big implications is that the country of Indonesia banned sex outside of marriage, even for foreigners living in their country, and stuff. Brooke 36:54 Yeah. So, I don't know if the ramifications for that are. I didn't dig deeper into like, what is the consequence of you doing that. But you know, Indonesia's massive. I mean, that populations huge. Margaret 36:54 I had no idea. Margaret 37:05 Yeah, Lousiana just banned, as of I think January 1, you're not allowed to access porn on the internet from Louisiana without showing a government ID to the website. Which, means that now everyone, basically they passed a law saying you have to install a VPN in order to access porn in Louisiana. Brooke 37:27 That's madness. Margaret 37:29 Yeah, and it fucks up sex workers, right? Like any of this stuff, any of this bullshit, it always just fucks sex workers. Brooke 37:39 Yeah, they become the victims of the law, even though they're not, they're not the bad guys here. And in porn, they're never the bad guys, Pro sex workers. My last horrible thing that happened in December was that China decided to just completely give up on all of its COVID protocols that it spent the whole year continuing to be super restrictive, and have lock downs and all of that. And then all of a sudden, it's just like, "No, we're not gonna do any of that anymore." Oh, just a great way to change policy is just to stop completely all of a sudden. Yeah. Margaret 38:15 I just think it's really funny, because it's like, what? Sometimes people like really talk about how they want like a multipolar world where there's like, it's like what people use to defend the USSR, right, is that they're like, well, at least, there was someone competing with the US or whatever. But, when I think about COVID response, there was always like the US response, which was absolute dogshit. And then there was the Chinese response, which was like, too authoritarian and caused a lot of suffering and all of these things, but, was not a non response. And now, that one has fallen as well. And there's just like, I mean, there's more countries than the US and China. I'm reasonably sure. I couldn't promise. So, hurray, we're in it. We're just in it. That's...this is just COVID world now. It's COVID's world. We just live in it. Brooke 39:13 Yeah, exactly. So I think you had some, like bigger overarching trends of things that happened in 2022. Margaret 39:21 A lot of the stuff I have is a little bit like what we have to look forward to. Brooke 39:26 Oh, nice. Margaret 39:27 Just some like nice, light stuff. The National Farmers Union in the UK says that the UK is on the verge of a food crisis. Brooke 39:35 Great. Margaret 39:36 Yields of tomatoes and other crops, especially energy intensive ones like cucumbers and pears are at record lows. And there's already an egg shortage in the UK, and a lot of places where there were stores are rationing sales of eggs, you can only buy so many eggs at any given time. And, it's not because there's no chickens. It's that rising costs of production have convinced more and more farmers...it's a capitalism thing in this like really brutal way. It's the markets logic, right? If it costs too much to produce a thing, don't produce it. But, when the thing you do is produce food, there's some problems here. Brooke 40:13 Are there? Margaret 40:14 And I mean, I'm a vegan. And I got to admit, when I hear things like, they're cutting back beef production, because it costs too much. I'm like, that's good. That is good for animals. And that is good for the climate. However, that's not being replaced with more of other types of foods. So it's not necessarily good. Brooke 40:33 And if Casandra were here, and she has very restrictive things on what she can eat, because of her health, she would be jumping in to say, "But protein!" because she needs to be able to have access to that. Margaret 40:45 No, totally. And I'm not trying to, I'm not like specifically pushing for a vegan world. And I recognize that everyone's bodies are different, and have different needs around a lot of things. But, I do think that data shows fairly clearly that the level of animal agriculture that we do, especially in centralized ways, across the world is a major driver of climate change. And, it is a major driving of a lot of really bad stuff. It's just a very inefficient way to produce food for a large number of people. This is different at different scales. And I am not, I'm not specifically trying to advocate for...Yeah, I don't think a vegan world is a good or just idea. I think it is perfectly natural for people to eat animals. However, I think that there's both needless suffering that can be cut back and as well as like, just specifically from a climate change point of view. So... Brooke 41:39 I hear you. Margaret 41:39 That said, UK, dealing with egg shortage. Basically, farmers might stop selling milk because of production...that it cost so much to produce the milk. Not like, I'm sure there's still farmers who are going to produce milk. But, more and more farmers are stopping. Beet farmers are considering the same. There's also just literally about 7000 fewer registered food production companies in the UK than three years ago. Brooke 42:04 Wow. Margaret 42:05 Because at least in the UK, fertilizer costs have tripled since 2019. And diesel costs are up at about...both feed and diesel costs are up about 75% from what they were before. Shortages. The infant formula shortage might last until Spring according to one major formula producer. We very narrowly avoided a major disruption as a result of a diesel shortage in the United States recently. Basically, they like brought more diesel plants...I don't know the word here, refineries? Refineries, like online kind of at the last minute, like because there was going to be like really major disruptions in the way that we move food and other things around the United States because of diesel shortages. Let's see what else... Brooke 43:00 Have...I'm super curious here, have food shortages in the UK ever caused problems of any kind? It seems like that's not a big deal. Like they're...they can deal with that. Right? That hasn't killed anyone, right? Margaret 43:10 Ireland's not part of the United Kingdom. [laughs] Yeah, yeah. No, it's okay. I mean, it's interesting, because like, modern farming has really changed the face of famine. Famine used to be a very common part of...I can actually only speak to this in a very limited context, it's like something that came up in my history research, like Napoleon, the middle one, or whatever. I can't remember. Probably the second, maybe the third I'm not sure. The Napoleon who like took over and like 1840...8? Someone is mad at me right now. In France, who modernized Paris and made it like, impossible to build barricades and shit. Brooke 43:52 We can FaceTime, Robert, real quick and find out. Margaret 43:55 Yeah, yeah, totally. And, but one of the things that he did, or rather, that happened under his reign as a part of 19th century development, is that famine had been a very major common regular part of French life. And it ceased to be, and famine is something that the modern world, developed parts of the modern world, have been better at minimizing as compared to like, some historical stuff. Obviously, a lot of this just gets pushed out into the developing world. And you know, famine is a very major part of a great number of other countries' existence. But, I think that people get really used to the idea that famine doesn't really happen. And it does, and it can again, and it's similar what you're talking about, like we have this like, kind of unshakable faith in our democracies. But, they are shakable they, they they shake. Brooke 43:56 They've been shooked. Margaret 44:48 Yeah, they're They are not stirred. They're shaken. Okay. Okay, so other stuff: Pfizer's currently working on an RSV vaccine. I consider that positive news. My news here is about a month old. It's been given the like, go ahead for further studies and shit and, and that's very promising because we're in the middle of a triple-demic or whatever. But there's actually been as a weird positive thing. I mean, obviously, we've learned that society does not know how to cope with pandemics. But, one thing is we have learned a lot more about a lot of health stuff as a result of this, you know, and the types of new vaccines that people are able to come up with now are very, they're very promising. And a fun news, as relates to the climate change thing that's happening, more and more Americans are moving to climate at risk areas. Specifically, people are leaving the Midwest. And they're moving to the Pacific Northwest and Florida. And these are two of the least climatically stable from a disaster point of view areas in the United States. Brooke 46:04 Okay. Margaret 46:05 Specifically, specifically because of wildfire in the Pacific Northwest, and hurricanes in Florida. Also earthquakes on the West Coast and things like that, but specifically wildfire. And also within those areas, a thing that causes...humans have been encroaching into less developed areas at a greater rate. And this is part of what causes, obviously the fires are getting worse out west as a result of climate change, but it's also the way in which new communities are developed out west that is causing some of the worst damages from fires. So yeah, everyone's moving to those places. That's not a good idea in mass. I'm not telling individuals who live in those places to leave. And there's actually, you know, the Pacific Northwest has some like stuff going on about fairly stable temperature wise, and for most climate models, but this is part of why disasters are impacting more and more Americans as people are leaving the places to move to places where it's greater risk. Yeah, there's this map, just showing where people are leaving and where people are going to. And it's actually, there are other places that people are going to that would have surprised me like, Georgia, North Carolina, parts of Tennessee, like kind of like Southern Appalachian kind of areas, like more and more people are moving towards, and more and more people are leaving upstate New York, which really surprised me. But, and more people are leaving North Texas and moving to Southeast Texas, or like the general eastern part of Texas is growing very rapidly. Okay, what else have I got? Taiwan has set up a set group called the Doomsday Preppers Association, which is just sick, because it's called the Doomsday Preppers Association. And it's like, not a wing nut thing. And they have a wing nut name which rules, I'm all for it. There's about 10,000 people or so who are organizing together to prepare for natural disasters, and also to prepare for the potential invasion from China. Which, China's back to threatening to, to do that. And it's but, it's like people just like getting together to like, build networks, learn radios, and just like, be preppers, but in a, like, normalized way, and it's fucking cool. And, I'd love to see it here. Okay. What else? I don't have too many notes left. Florida, is expected to have major wildfires starting in 2023 according to the National Interagency Fire Center report, as well as Georgia, New Mexico and Texas. I'm willing to bet that New Mexico and Texas in particular, and probably Georgia, that's probably...those are very big states with very different bio regions within them. And, so I couldn't point you, if you live in one of those places, you might want to look for the National Interagency Fire Center Report, and read more about it. Brooke 48:56 Speaking of moving, it's a great time to get the fuck out of Florida. With like, I could have done almost every month something just atrocious happened in Florida. Margaret 49:06 Yeah. And one of the things that, you know, we talked a little bit about the culture war stuff. One of the things that's happened in 2023, overall, is that we've started to see more political refugees from within the United States to the United States. We have seen a lot of trans families, or families of trans children, have had to leave states where their providing medical care for their children has become criminal. Obviously also with the end of Roe v. Wade, a lot of people have had to change which state they live in. Although, I don't like doing this like comparison thing, because it's just fucked for everyone, but you can you can vacation your way out of pregnancy. You know? Brooke 49:50 I don't know that I've heard it described that way, but... Margaret 49:54 But if you want to be a 13 year old on hormone blockers, or whatever that you need in order to stay safe, a lot of people are moving, and a lot of people can't move. And there's really complicated questions that we all have to ask ourselves right now about like, stay and go. And like, like stay and fight, versus get the fuck out. And everyone's gonna have to make those questions differently. Okay, another positive thing a weird, like positive tech thing... Brooke 50:20 Yay positive. Margaret 50:22 So like I own, and I recommend it to people who spend a lot of time off grid or out outside the range of cell service. I own like a Garmin satellite communicator, it's a little tiny device, it looks like a tiny walkie talkie. And it can talk to satellites. And I can like text from anywhere in the world, I can see the sky, whether or not I have cell service. And more importantly than that, I can send an SOS. And these are fairly expensive things, they cost a couple hundred dollars. And then you have to sign up for service. And they make sense for people who are like backpacking a lot or driving in areas where there's no, you know, service or whatever, right? New new phones, specifically the iPhone 14, I hate to be like, I'm not telling everyone to run out get new phone, but as a trend is very positive, that some new phones have this already built in. So you won't need to have a separate device. And I think that is a very positive thing from a prepper point of view, to have access to a way to communicate when cell service is not there. Yeah, that is really important. And I have one final thing and it's very positive. Brooke 51:29 Okay, I'm ready. Margaret 51:30 It's actually a double edged sword. On January 5, I'm cheating. This was in 2023. On January 5, 2023, this current year, like last week, yesterday, as we record this, two assholes in Bakersfield, California tried to set an Immigration Services Center on fire, like it was a center that like, um, I mean, ironically, it helped undocumented folks or like immigrant folks pay income taxes, and like helped people navigate the paperwork of being immigrants, you know, because there's actually something that people don't know, all these like, right wing pieces of shit, is that like, undocumented people, like, many of them pay taxes. I don't know. Whereas a lot of the people who like to talk all kinds of shit about undocumented people, don't pay taxes. Anyway, whatever. What were you gonna say? Sorry. Brooke 52:16 Oh, just this, that as an economist, as a group, undocumented people pay more into the system than they as a group take out of the system. Margaret 52:25 That makes a lot of sense. So, there's an Immigration Services Center. Two assholes, tried to set it on fire. They set themselves on fire, fled the scene on fire and left their cell phone at the scene. The reason it's double edged is, because one it sucks that people attack this and they actually did do damage to the center as well, mostly to some equipment used by someone who ran I believe a carwash out of that shared some space or whatever. But yeah, they like poured accelerant everywhere. And then a guy just like, knelt down over the pool of accelerant and like, lit it. And then just like, his, like, his leg was on fire. So, his friend ran over to help and like got caught on fire too. And then, they just both like, ran out of range of, because it's all caught on camera, you know? And fuck them. And I hope that their fucking wounds are horrible. And by the time you listen to this, they were probably caught because they left their fucking phone there. And fuck them. That's my light news. Brooke 53:36 I'll take it. Margaret 53:37 Okay, what are you excited for, looking forward? Go ahead. Sorry. Brooke 53:40 Well, hopefully more fascists are gonna light themselves on fire and other types of right wing assholes. I mean, I would be very happy about that happening in 2023 Margaret 53:48 Yeah. May this be the year of Nazis on fire. Brooke 53:54 Yes. Agreed. That would be lovely. I don't know about...I don't know if I have a lot of global stuff that I thought about being positive. I have. I have like personal stuff, like I am going to be doing...hosting more these podcast episodes. I've got one coming up. Maybe this month, we're releasing it? But I did it all by myself. Yeah, more lined up to come out in the next couple of months and some really cool topics and people that I get to chat with. So I'm stoked about that. Margaret 54:21 That is also something I'm excited about for 2023 is that this podcast is increasingly regular and it is because of the hard work of me...No, everyone else. Is the hard work of everyone else who works on this show are like really kind of taking the reins more and more and it is no longer, it's no longer the Margaret Killjoy Show and I'm very grateful and I believe you all will too. And if you're not grateful yet, you will be, because there'll be actual other voices, like ways of looking at things and and more of it because, you know, one person can only do so much. So I'm really grateful for that. Brooke 55:03 I'm excited about this book that's coming out next month, that... Margaret 55:06 Oh, yeah? Brooke 55:07 Some lady I know, wrote it. And, and I got to do some editing work on it. And, it's hilarious and the cover is gorgeous. Margaret 55:17 Is it called "Escape from Incel Island"? Brooke 55:19 Yeah, that one. Margaret 55:22 Is this my plugs moment? Brooke 55:24 Did you know If you preorder it right now, you can get a poster of that gorgeous cover that comes comes with the preordered one? Margaret 55:31 And, did you know that if you preorder it, I get a cut of the royalties when the book is released for all the preorders, which means that I can eat food. Brooke 55:43 Oh, we like it when you get food. Margaret 55:44 And I like having food. Yeah. So, if you go to tangledwilderness.org, you can preorder "Escape from Incel Island" and get a poster. And it's a fun adventure book. You can literally read it in a couple hours. It's very short. It's a novella. It's, to be frank, it's at the short end of novella. But that makes it good for short attention spans like mine. Brooke 56:08 Yeah, that's dope. I'm looking forward to that. And there'll be some other books coming out from that Strangers Collective one, one that I just started editing, that I don't know how much we're talking about it yet or not. Margaret 56:20 It's really cool. Brooke 56:20 So, I won't give too much away here, but just sucked me right in as I was editing, and it's cool. I'm so excited to read the rest of it. And then for us to release it. Margaret 56:29 Yeah. All right. Well, that's our Year in the Apocalypse, 2022 edition. And I know...wait, you're doing the closing part. Brooke 56:40 Yeah, sure. Margaret 56:41 I'm just the guest. Brooke 56:43 No, you're my co host. Margaret 56:45 Oh, I'm just the co host. Okay. Brooke 56:47 Yeah. Yeah. So I'm curious what other people think the worst things are that happened in 2022, if it's something that was on one of our lists, or something else that you know of, and reach out to us like on Twitter at tangledwild or Instagram, or you can reach out to me personally on Mastodon @ogemakwebrooke, if you can find me there. And the Collectiva Social, I think is my whatever, I don't remember how it works. But I'm yeah, I'm curious what other people would have to say is the worst which thing they want to vote for, if they have their own. So hit us up? Let us know. Margaret 57:22 Yeah, do it. 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