Podcast appearances and mentions of joshua holland

Tracklist 1. Maqossa - Peaches [Boogeyman] 2. Mungo Sound Machine - This is Going to Require Weed [Limousine Dream] 3. Casey Spillman - 19th Flavour [Temperature London] 4. Okain - Swing Therapy [Talman Records] 5. Mateo Dufour - Go Ahead [Dreams On Wax] 6. Gene On Earth - Fan Man [Limousine Dream] 7. Marsolo - Synthesis (You&Me) 8. Traumer - Nectar (Fuse) 9. Politics Of Dancing - Never Stop [Politics Of Dancing] 10. Jesse Maas - Settled After (Locus) 11. Marius Ake - Tell Me [Crucial Records] 12. Luuk Van Dijk - Do It Timmy [Factory 93] 13. Josh Baker - Something To Me [Three Six Zero] 14. Jozef - Infinity's Embrace (The Trip Remix) (Dark Side Of The Sun] 15. Antraum - Ju (Traumer Sunset Mix) [Gettraum]

Bringing you the best in deep, minimal and underground house, straight from Ibiza. Tracklist "1. Munky Fike - Cold Period [GLBDOM] 2. Duowe - Sandy's Sway [Slump Records] 3. Sota - Zerosandones [Hoary] 4. James Andrew - Planet Express 5. Mad.Again & Max Stedeford - Are You Okay? [Crossbreads] 6. North Phase - Sound Connection [Pilot] 7. Demi Riquisimio, Manami - Sugar Snap [A Lifetime on The Hips] 8. M-High - Euro Nights [You&Me] 9. Voigtmann - California Cruise Control [Half Baked] 10. Locklead - Kemickal Affairs [Fuse] 11. Milion - Back In The Spot [Hardline] 12. Archie Hamilton - Don't Need You [Microhertz] 13. DJ Steaw - Take It There [Nu Groove] 14. Kolter - Feel [Up The Studs] "

Tracklist Anderson - Small Talk [Tresydos] T. Jacques - Spiced [Tesselate] Wink - Cod, Chips n Curry Sauce [Mindhelmet] Phill Prince - Got The Love [Inermu] Gus Bonani - Little Dumb Secret [Limousine Dream] Wodda - Aphrodite Curse [Pilot] Sweely - Call Me Tonight (Huerta Remix) [Butter Side Up] Stef Davidse - State Of Mind [Eastenderz] Luuk Van Dijk - Space Is The Place [Dansu Discs] Retromigration - Trust [Handy] Demi Riquisimo - The Force [Higher Ground] Herr Krank - Only Friends (Occibel Remix) [Average Records] Guile - Faster [Limousine Dream] S.A.M - Strings From Mars [Dahlia]

Tracklist 1. Youandewan - Pinger [Eclipser Chaser] 2. Ray Mono - Equalizer [Front Left Recordings] 3. Jay Tripwire - Fever Rising [Household Digital] 4. Michael James - Eventuality [Caposile Music] 5. Rango - Lectures (James Dexter Remix) [Bondage Music] 6. Subb-an - Conscious [Sub Series] 7. CLJL - Non Terrestrial (Spaced Mix) [Craigie Knowes] 8. Gene On Earth - Piranha Club [Limousine Dream] 9. Liquid Earth - Rim City [Butter Side Up] 10. Lee Burton - Burning [Up The Stuss] 11. The Trip - For The Record [Tessellate] 12. Makèz & Life on Planets - Downstream (Toman Remix) [No Art] 13. Kolter - Keep Bustin' [Koltrax] 14. Rooléh - Flower Phase (Cecille] 15. L.P Rhythm - 2 Fabiola (You&Me]

Tracklist 1. Phill Prince - Menagled [OGE] 2. Unknown - B2 Unknown [Telum] 3. Josh Baker - Some Of That [Constant Black] 4. Michael James - For Your Energy [Moving People] 5. Mateo Dufour - Let Yourself Go [Politics of Dancing] 6. Sweely - Getup [Limousine Dream] 7. Sota - Origins [Joule] 8. The Trip - A Bit Spooky [Tessellate] 9. Gaskin - You've Got The Groove [DSOTS] 10. Archie Hamilton - The Jam [Dansu Discs] 11. Velvet Velour - Breeze [Limousine Dream] 12. Sweely - Dancing Pockets [Mindhelmet] 13. MIke Sharon - The Answer [Yuzu Music] 14. Antraum - Hachi [Omakase]

TRACKLIST 1. Masupilami- Geneva [Same Mindi 2. Interstellar Beats - Microdozin LOGE] 3. Unknown - A2 Unknown [Telum] 4. Chaos In The CBD - Outdoor Limit In Dust We Trust! 5. Brawther - Basix (Deep mix) [Cabinet Records] 6. ADR - Bungee Gum [Locus] 7. Mad.Again - Sugar Fi [Qlub] 8. The Trip - Who Got The Funk? [Tessellatel 9. Kolter - My Buddy [Happiness Therapy] 10. Sidney Charles - Groove Avenue [Heavy Housel 11. Jhobei - Slink N' Slide [Up The StussI 12. Dimode - Marginal Error [Unreleased! 13. Burnski - Pacitic [Constant Sound! 14. Janeret - Mind [Shall Not Fadel

TRACKLIST 1. Kicks - Speaking With Clouds Woulel 2. Ray Mono - Unwind Your Mind LOGE] 3. Robert James - Infinity (Laidlaw Remix) [Body Mvmt] 4. Kepler - Drifter [R.A.N.D MUZIKI 5. Luke Dean - Watcha Want [Beliet! 6. Luuk Van Dik - He's A Real Jerk [Shall Not Fadel 7. Ranger Trucco - The Funk [MicroHertz] 8. Marsolo - Dancefloor Delight [Eastenderzi 9. Gaskin - Funkskin [PIVI 10. THEOS, Vons - Pushin' (Louden Remix) [Moan] 11. Burnski - Boom [Constant Sound! 12. Chris Stussy - Midtown Playground [FUSE] 13. LP. Rhythm - Rippin' [Rhythm Archives] 14. Danny Snowden - Compos Mentis [PIVI 15. Jex Opolis - Catalytic [Bad Timin'1

Tracklist 1. Huerta - Stutter Dub 2. Mihai popoviciu - Immersion 3. Sota - Indigo Days 4. Matichap - Savoir Faire 5. Tommaso Pizzelli - Take Me to Utopia (Mike Sharon Remix) 6. Demi Riquísimo - Talk To Frank 7. Sidney Charles - Never Surrender 8. Andrew Azara, Project89 - Mind Dance (Original Mix) 9. Enzo Siragusa - Laughing Tones 10. Occibel - Vernal Station 11. Locklead, Chris Stussy, Across Boundaries - Daydreamer 12. Madvilla - Galactic Banana 13. Stussko - This Time We Save 14. J. Feierabend, Ramî - Phase 9

Tracklist 1. Marsolo - Ambition (House Puff) 2. Lee Onel - Voltage [BienAimer Music] 3. Da Vibe Project - Live From Da Underground [Dansa Records] 4. Mad.Again - Dolce for Niente [Homegrown] 5. Luke Dean - How You Baby [South] 6. L.P. Rhythm - Upside Your Head [Key Records] 7. M-HIGH - L.T.B.C.Y.B. [Salty Nuts] 8. Project 89 - Gemini [META] 9. Burnski - Summer 23 [Constant Sound] 10. Malin Genie x Adryiano - Club Special 11. Man/ipulate- Music Call 12. Luke Dean - Gimme A Break [MicroHertz] 13. L.P. Rhythm - Knowledge [ Rhythm Archives] 14. Koko.It - Briscola [Certain Music] Like the Radio Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it! Follow us on Soundcloud: @data-transmission Follow us on Soundcloud: @datatransmission Follow our House Music Spotify Playlist: goo.gl/dHX1Cr Want more house music, tech house, deep tech, minimal? Subscribe to our Youtube Channel - bit.ly/dtytube Listen to DT Radio: Website: bit.ly/DTSite1 Pop Up: bit.ly/DTRadioPopUp1 Follow Data Transmission: Instagram: goo.gl/6LqfCJ Spotify: goo.gl/p1gaWy YouTube: goo.gl/3JmFbF Facebook: goo.gl/ZAsYwY Twitter: goo.gl/o1ZF3P iTunes Podcast: goo.gl/TK1Xxu Spotify Podcast: spoti.fi/31KIS6s Mixcloud Podcast: bit.ly/30CzOk0

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at how the GOP's performative approach to governing led them to stake out a position on the debt limit negotiations that will add hundreds of billions of dollars to federal budget deficits over the next decade. And then we're joined by legal analyst Marcy Wheeler to talk all about the historic federal indictment of Donald Trump--and preview what may lie ahead as our country's most lawless president finally faces some real efforts to hold him accountable for his crimes. Playlist:Talking Heads: "Psycho Killer"Boogie Down Productions: "The Bridge Is Over"A Tribe Called Quest: "I Left My Wallet In El Segundo" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at a... very busy news week marked by some manifestations of the climate emergency that were impossible to ignore in much of the country.  Then we'll speak with The Hill's Saul Elbein about how polluters, the gun industry and private prison companies--among others--are desperately trying to make socially responsible investing a new front in the right's endless "culture wars."  And then we'll be joined by Matt Scott of the Atlanta Community Press Collective to bring us up to date on the latest in the unprecedented campaign to suppress activism against the completion of "Cop City," The Big Peach's massively expensive police training center.PlaylistCourtney Barnett: "If I Don't Hear From You Tonight"Israel Nash: "Down In The Country"Black Pumas: "Strangers" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at how Republicans always derail every effort to combat America's top terror threat: White supremacists and anti-government extremists. Then Heather "Digby" Parton joins us to talk about the deal Joe Biden cut with Speaker Kevin McCarthy to raise the country's borrowing limit and avert a catastrophic default. There's a glass-half-full reading and also one that's not so rosy. And journalist Evan Urquhart explains how the legacy media tends to obscure the dangers of the right's campaigns of harassment and intimidation against companies that dare celebrate Pride Month.PlaylistCage The Elephant: "Cold Cold Cold"Wild Child: "End of the World"Stevie Nicks: "For What It's Worth" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show by violating his no-presidential-punditry-before-Thanksgiving rule with a look at the shambolic rollout of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's (ill-fated?) presidential campaign on Twitter. Then we're joined by author and analyst David Pepper to talk about his new book, Saving Democracy: A User's Manual for Every American. Pepper sounded an alarm over the growing extremism evident in red state legislatures in 2021 with The Laboratories of Autocracy, and now he's followed up with a plan to fight back.PlaylistAltın Gün: "Yüce Dağ Başında"Bruce Springsteen: "Because the Night" 

Tracklist 1. Gene On Earth - Crimbo 16 [Limousine Dream] 2. Masupilami - VR TV (Michael James Remix) [Pirka] 3. Okain - Botellon (Garrett David Remix) [Locus] 4. Djebali & Hipp-E - Fall Into Groove (M-High Remix) [PIV] 5. Robin Fett - Tell Me [NEED] 6. Jasper James - What You Say [No Art] 7. Proove - Walkin' [Swerve Digital] 8. US Two - Phil Like This [Knee Deep In Sound] 9. Mariche, Mati Astroza - Transform Fear [MicroHertz] 10. James Dexter - Smooth Operator (Original Mix) [MicroHertz] 11. Will & Batty - Stay [BeeYou] 12. The Trip - Free Your Mind (Fantasy Mix) [Tessellate] 13. Nayve - Trust [Disculture] 14. Shonky - Le Velour (Original Mix) [Real Tone Records]

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at why the GOP is incapable of pivoting away from their most unpopular positions. Then we're joined by Oliver Willis from The American Independent to talk about the press and the majestic flop of Special Counsel John Durham's much-hyped report detailing various imaginary grievances against the FBI.And Salon columnist Amanda Marcotte helps us understand how Republican women tolerate their party's misogyny.   

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at how Trump once again implicated himself in various criminal acts during his controversial CNN 'town hall' event.Then we are joined by John Stoehr, managing editor of The Editorial Board, to talk about some curious polling around the GOP's debt limit hostage-taking, containing autocratic red states, the Dems' geriatric leadership and serial fabulist George Santos's indictment on 13 federal charges.PlaylistBahamas: "Trick To Happy"David Bowie: "Man Who Sold the World"Baby Huey: "Mighty Mighty" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at a new effort to pressure the Supreme Court to adopt a code of ethics—and a revelation of what appears to be some naked corruption by Clarence Thomas  that drives home the need for some ethics rules. Then we're joined by legal analyst Marcy Wheeler to talk about the 34 felony charges filed this week against Donald Trump and get her view of the likely status of three other criminal probes working their way toward the former president. Wheeler does not think the Manhattan DA is likely to have the final say on holding Trump accountable. PlaylistPatti Smith: "Redondo Beach"Caro Emerald: "Perfect Day"Joy Oladokun & Noah Kahan: "We're All Gonna Die" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at a Florida lawmaker who may perfectly represent the modern GOP--he wrote the state's infamous 'Don't Say Gay' law while swindling tax-payers out of fraudulent covid relief funds. Then we're joined by Dave Karpf, a professor of media and public affairs at George Washington University to talk about how Elon Musk is steering Twitter straight toward bankruptcy, the saga surrounding the Silicon Valley Bank and the pitfalls of covering the right's endless moral panics. PlaylistThe Big Takeover: "Love Understands"Boogie Down Productions: "The Bridge Is Over"Sonny & Cher: "The Beat Goes On" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at how election conspiracy theorists in Arizona have turned on some of the very Republicans who fed their fantasies about the 2020 election. Then we're joined by veteran journalist Judd Legum to take a good, hard look at Florida's pint-sized wannabe strongman, Ron DeSantis, who has become a darling of conservative pundits and influencers and has been enjoying some soft coverage from the so-called "liberal media" even as he has launched multiple attacks on press freedom. PlaylistRihanna: "Desperado"Caro Emerald: "Pack Up The Louie"Brothers Johnson: Strawberry Letter

You knew the United States was an outlier when it comes to gun violence but Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at a study that found truly eye-opening disparities. Then we're joined by AR Moxon to talk about Dilbert creator Scott Adams and other bigoted right-wingers who claim that they're being silenced when their real problem is that we can hear them quite clearly and reserve the right to judge them by their words and actions. And then we speak to Parker Molloy about the challenges of criticizing the often slanted reporting from legacy media outlets like the NYT from the left given how deeply entrenched the right's ubiquitous claims that they are "biased" against conservatives have become after decades of working the refs. Playlist:CeeLo Green: "The Way"El: "Mysterioso"Love: "Always See Your Face"

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show by pointing out that the pro-Russian right's attempts to portray themselves as "antiwar" are pure gaslighting--and arguing that cutting support for Ukraine is ultimately the pro-war position. Then we're joined by Washington Post data journalist Andrew Van Dam to try to solve a puzzle: Why do people in the Southern states have significantly worse credit scores than the rest of America? Some of the reasons that first come to mind don't explain it. And then Jennifer Mercieca, a professor of communications and journalism at Texas A&M, helps us understand how fascist movements use control of the language to normalize their extreme ideology and justify their cruelty toward "the other." Think about the American right's current obsession with "wokeness" or obsession with "groomers." But as Mercieca tells us, there are some straightforward strategies to thwart them.  PlaylistSara Bareilles: "Single Ladies"Klaxons: "No Diggity"Vanessa Fernandez: "When The Levee Breaks"  

This week, Joshua Holland offers a rant about all of the nearly identical pieces he's read about how the law is about to catch up to Donald Trump and his minions. Then we speak with Dan Froomkin about how normalcy bias and both-sideism makes America's political press an enabler for an energized far-right movement that poses an ongoing threat to our democratic tradition. And then we're joined by The American Prospect's Jarod Facundo to talk about how the right's relatively new propaganda about "critical race theory" and "wokeness" in our schools is just thin cover for its longstanding project to undermine public education and destroy teachers' unions--and how it isn't working out quite like they'd hoped.  PlaylistThe National: "Tropic Morning News"Maneskin: "Beggin'"Paulina Singer: "Milkshake" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a solemn pledge to not start covering the 2024 election until at least Thanksgiving.Then we are joined by Karoli Kuns, the managing editor of Crooks and Liars, to give us a recap of Joe Biden's State of the Union Speech, which she found to be a master class in dealing with an often unruly audience.And then New York Magazine's Eric Levitz tells us why Republicans are so eager to avoid laying out any concrete demands as they take the full faith and credit of the United States hostage. PlaylistCOIN: "Chapstick"Rolling Stone: "The Spider And The Fly"Dave Matthews Band: "Madman's Eyes"

This week, Joshua Holland looks at how the madness that's taken root among House Republicans may prove to be a decisive advantage for the Biden team. The Max Burns joins us to talk about how Elon Musk's capricious, conspiracy-driven mismanagement of Twitter is the best thing to ever happen to advocates of greater transparency on giant tech platforms--and how Musk is about to run headlong into even more problems as his user base declines and regulators around the world sharpen their tools.Then epidemiologist Stephanie Langel, who teaches at Case Western, helps us understand whether we can just wish an end to a deadly and exhausting pandemic that continues to kill thousands of Americans each week. PlaylistBryan Paul Bell: "Devil's Gotta Dance"The Ting Tings: "That's Not My Name"Snoop Dogg: "My Medicine"

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at how right-wing conspiracism and a massive number of guns is driving a huge wave of mass shootings in America. At some point, we should probably think of it as a policy choice. Then we're joined by Evergreen Action co-founder Sam Ricketts to talk about how the huge package of climate provisions that Joe Biden managed to push through a 50-50 Senate is creating something unusual: A virtuous trade war with our allies and rivals. PlaylistBeastie Boys: "Intergalactic"Shawn Colvin: "This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody)" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a short rant about how observers tend to ignore the death toll that has resulted from the proliferation of right-wing conspiracy theories. Then we're joined by The Washington Post's Paul Waldman to talk about the Republican civil wars growing in intensity--and how the party's disarray may constrain its ability to leverage its control of the House to advance its agenda. And then Erin Reed, who writes the Erin in the Morning newsletter, offers us a bird's eye view of the dozens of bills Republican legislatures across the country are considering to target transgender people--and their families and support networks--in ways that should shock you.  PlaylistViagra Boys: "Punk Rock Loser"Cody Brooks: "First World Problems"Citizen Cope: "Brother Lee" 

Senator Bernie Sanders gave a major speech on Tuesday about the lives of working Americans – Harold Meyerson comments. Also: the coming primary for Diane Feinstein's senate seat.Plus: the UC TA strike: just when you thought you were out, they pull you back in – with "attestation" forms to dock back pay. Nelson Lichtenstein explains.Also: Abortion remains a potent force mobilizing liberal and progressive voters in the upcoming 2023 state legislative races – John Nichols has our analysis.And Joshua Holland explains why people in Denmark are so much happier than people in the USA.

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at the right's latest culture war idiocy--and how the legacy media is amplifying it. Then we are joined by journalist Euan Marshall from São Paulo, Brazil, to discuss the similarities and differences between this week's riots by supporters of the defeated authoritarian Jair Bolsonaro and the MAGA Insurgency of Dunces almost exactly two years earlier.And then Heather "Digby" Parton previews the next two years of relentless nonsense from the GOP-controlled House of Representatives and talks to us about the maddening false equivalence surrounding the discovery of a handful of classified documents in Joe Biden's old records. Playlist:The Black Keys: "Weight of Love"ZZ Ward: "Tin Cups"Blondie: "Dreaming"

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show throwing some cold water on a couple of bad hot takes about the clown show the Republicans' new House majority is putting on as they try to nominate a Speaker. And then we're joined by David Cay Johnston, who's covered Donald Trump for decades and also won a Pulitzer Prize reporting on our tax system for The New York Times, to talk about what we learned from six years of Trump's returns that the House Ways and Means Committee made public just before the new House majority took over. PlaylistTrick Daddy: "In Da Wind"Elizabeth Moen: "Headgear"Trick Daddy: "In Da Wind" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at how the GOP is leveraging their persecution complex to block efforts to study and combat violent extremism--and then some real news from our phony "border crisis." And then we'll be joined by author Brynn Tannehill, whose latest book is titled American Fascism: How the GOP is Subverting Democracy, to talk about the nature of moral panics, how they have led to genocides in the past and why it's important to understand that history as the GOP is poised to claim The House's investigative powers.PlaylistMoonlight Benjamin: "Immigrant Song"Waste: "Withdrawal"

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with the latest reporting in the bizarre story of Representative-elect George Santos, whose entire biography appears to be a pack of lies--and who just might be some kind of Manchurian Candidate. Then we're joined by Michael Grunwald, the veteran journalist and co-host of the Climavores podcast, to talk about his recent New York Times piece looking at how destructive our agricultural processes are for the environment--and what innovative solutions we may see in the future.And then Brandi Buchman, a senior staff writer at Daily Kos, tells us about the significance of the January 6 Select Committee issuing criminal referrals for Donald Trump and several of his henchmen and also gives us a preview of the Proud Boys' upcoming trial for seditious conspiracy and other charges related to the Insurgency of Dunces. PlaylistThe Raveonettes: "The Christmas Song"The Killers: "Don't Shoot Me Santa"Dropkick Murphys: "The Season's Upon Us" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at how the FBI is at the same time pursuing more investigations into increasingly violent right-wing extremism and also making subtle changes to its definition of terrorism that are resulting in a lower priority for some of that extremism.Then we are joined by Oliver Willis to talk about how the GOP's messaging apparatus has become so successful that it's left the party wildly out-of-touch with the concerns of normal Americans and, in many cases, just kinda weird.  We also preview the coming GOP House majority and inevitable intra-party crackup. Then we're joined by Lindsay Beyerstein to talk about the real scandal that lies at the heart of the right's clumsy conspiracy theories about Twitter, big tech and Hunter Biden's laptop.PlaylistVéronique Sanson "Chanson Sur Ma Drôle De Vie"Eddy Mitchell: "Fortissimo"Sylvie Vartan: "La Plus Belle Pour Aller Danser" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a deeper dive into the Democrats' remarkably strong showing in the 2022 midterms in down-ballot races, and a look at some new evidence for keeping those masks on in indoor spaces. Then we're joined by Grand View University historian Thomas Lecaque to talk about the alarming significance of the right doubling down on their anti-LGBTQ+ bigotry after their rhetoric led to the deadly massacre of five in a gay bar in Colorado Springs rather than deflecting blame as they usually do in similar circumstances. 

The 2022 midterm results came as no surprise to Joshua Holland, who kicks off this week's show with a look at how the political press's groupthink is shaped in the Trump era. Then we're joined by Business Insider's Linette Lopez, who spent years reporting on Elon Musk's business practices and sees his disastrous early stewardship of Twitter as par for the course. And then we recap the midterms and talk to Philadelphia Inquirer columnist Will Bunch about what the real story is in Trump finally making his 2024 campaign official.PlaylistCurtis Harding: "I Won't Let You Down"TOUCH & GO: "Would You..."Quincy Jones: "The Streetbeater" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at research into why even the most ludicrous propaganda is still so effective. And then we are joined by Parker Molloy, who writes The Present Age newsletter, to talk about what it's like for transgender people who are just trying to live their lives at a time when their very existence has become a right-wing moral panic. PlaylistAaron Frazer: "Can't Leave It Alone"The Civil Wars: "Billie Jean" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at how Elon Musk is turning Twitter into a massive vector for right-wing disinformation. Then we are joined by Slate's Dahlia Lithwick to talk about her new book, Lady Justice, and the new challenges journalists face covering a Supreme Court that decides cases on vibes rather than the law in order to achieve conservative goals.  Finally, we speak with Oregon Public Radio reporter Jonathan Levinson about some eye-opening revelations in a newly redacted Department of Homeland Security report of how relentless pressure from above resulted in a blatantly political and often violent response to Portland racial justice protests in 2020 by federal law enforcement.PlaylistWillie Nelson: "Time of the Preacher"Sampa The Great: "Final Form"Molly Tuttle: "She's A Rainbow"

With the Supreme Court giving anti-choicers decisive wins in red America, those who advocate using state power to force women to carry unwanted pregnancies to term are turning their efforts to drawing new battlelines in blue states. Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at a campaign that is just getting underway. And then we are joined by Assal Rad, research director for the National Iranian American Council and author of State of Resistance: Politics, Culture & Identity in Modern Iran, to talk about the popular uprising that has spread across Iran after the apparent murder of a young woman who was detained by Iran's "morality police" for not wearing a head covering. Rad explains why these protests have cut across demographic and class divides despite often deadly suppression by Iarnian security forces. PlaylistReza Pishro: "Freedom"Stevie Nicks: "For What It's Worth" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at a Congressional report on how Donald Trump set a course early on in the pandemic that would ultimately lead the US to have the highest Covid death rate in the wealthy world. Then we're joined by The Guardian's Luke Harding to talk to us about why Russia's stunning invasion of its neighbor appears likely to end in defeat. Luke's new book, Invasion: Russia's Bloody War and Ukraine's Fight for Survival, is coming out in November.And then we're joined by Salon's Amanda Marcotte to discuss Kanye West's jaw-dropping anti-semitism and the "misogyny-to-fascism pipeline" that may have sent the artist into the right-wing fever swamps. PlaylistRUN DMC: "It's Tricky"Tom Jones: "Little Green Bag"Lipps Inc.: "Funkytown" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a broadside against a common but very dishonest bit of whataboutism that's become popular among right-wingers when the topic of their "big lie" about the 2020 election comes up. Then we're joined by Melissa Jo Peltier, who has a new film out about erstwhile Trump supporters who at some point, and for varied reasons, came to reject Trump and the movement he leads.And then journalist Ben Lorber tells us about the rise of a neofascist movement that seeks to pursue MAGA's white nationalist project with more discipline and less chaos than Trump and his inner circle brought to it.PlaylistJohn Lennon: "(Just Like) Starting Over"Lana Del Rey: "Young and Beautiful"Prince Buster: "Enjoy Yourself" 

Joshua Holland kicks off this week's show with a look at how Tucker Carlson's pro-Russia propaganda is so shameless that it might make the Kremlin's own masters of spin blush. We'll then be joined by Ilya Yablokov, a professor of journalism and digital media at The University of Sheffield, to talk about how Putin's "partial mobilization" is changing the way Russians see the Ukrainian conflict. And finally, we'll catch up with Michigan Advance Editor-in-Chief Susan Demas to get some insights into how the race for Michigan governor went from one of the GOP's best pick-up opportunities to one in which they are poised for a drubbing.  PlaylistKirsty MacColl: "In These Shoes"Nané: "Always On My Mind"Brandi Carlile: "Space Oddity" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at two cases in which right-wingers tasked with upholding the law appear to be targeting their political adversaries with dubious prosecutions. Then we're joined by Scott Hechinger, a veteran public defender and executive director of the advocacy group Zealous, to help us sort fact from fiction in the debate over cash bail reform. Contrary to a lot of lazy media narratives, the policy, which once enjoyed very broad support across the ideological spectrum, has been correlated with a reduction in recidivism and Scott explains why. Finally, we talk midterms and a Republican Party that appears to be trying its best to lose them with Salon columnist and OG blogger Heather "Digby" Parton. PlaylistThe Pretenders: "Angel of the Morning"Nina Simone: "Sinnerman"Angelina Jordan: "Suspicious Minds" 

How can you stay healthy on tour?  This interview happened while Joshua Holland was on tour with Pink Floyd's Roger Waters.  What is it like to manage the total health of a celebrity, and have high profile mentors?  He's not defined by who his clients are, however they have influenced his awareness shift!  What do you want to be able to do at ninety?  What do you want the last years of your life to look like?  Better Call Daddy: The Safe Space For Controversy.   Shout out to Dr. Shekhar S. Pai for the introduction. Joshua J Holland is a wealth of experiential knowledge and wisdom. As a dedicated bio hacker, state of the art fitness trainer, holistic health coach and sports professional, he champions the philosophy of “awareness through experience,” and has subsequently spent years consulting with elite professionals with the goal of building a vast well in which to draw from when evoking alignment of body, mind and spirit for his clients. His ideological approach to life and his life's work are based on principles that highlight awareness, efficiency, effectiveness and quantifiability. His passion stems from rekindling a state of bodily wholeness via connection through his extensive web of like minded individuals. His vast experiential knowledge base has created a very sought after following in the world of health, wellness, fitness and lifestyle. He works with some of the world's most renown musical and theatrical artists to fine tune their physical and spiritual bodies. He endeavours to give his utmost through his vast exploration into a plethora of healing modalities for the purpose of restoring people to prime physical and spiritual wellness. As co-founder of several fitness and health entities, as well as a Global Ambassador for a number of companies including Technogym, Josh currently leads an elite team of trainers and health coaches at his gym, SystimFit in Flatiron, New York City. He happily serves the greater New York area, including Westchester, Greenwich and the Hamptons, and is available by request for inter-state and international consultations and appointments. Due to governmental health and safety guidelines, Josh is providing virtual consultations and training sessions until it is safe to resume meeting in person.   Connect with Joshua https://instagram.com/joshuajholland?igshid=YzA2ZDJiZGQ= https://www.joshuajholland.com/ Josh's Youtube https://youtube.com/c/joshuajholland Connect with Reena https://youtube.com/c/BetterCallDaddy instagram.com/reenafriedmanwatts twitter.com/reenareena linkedin.com/in/reenafriedmanwatts   Me and my daddy would love to hear from you subscribe drop up a five star review  podchaser.com/bettercalldaddy ratethispodcast.com/bettercalldaddy  

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at how far-right leaders use public money to cause real hardship for real people in service of propaganda campaigns.Then we're joined by Greg Sargent from The Washington Post to discuss the latest courtroom drama over the search of Mar-a-Lago, the tantrums MAGA has been throwing in response to Trump's constant incitement and why this is all very bad for his party as we race toward the midterms. And finally, Slate's Mark Joseph Stern will run down why Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's election police squad's first, highly selective arrests for "voter fraud" are likely to blow up in his face. PlaylistAllen Halloween: "Crescer"Veronika Fischer with Panta Rhei: "Nachts"Verdena: "Trovami un modo semplice per uscirne" 

Joshua Holland kicks this week's show off with a rant about the over-the-top coverage of Liz Cheney's easily predicted primary defeat in a party that has become slavishly devoted to Dear Leader--coverage that pushed a generational effort to combat climate change off of the front page. And then we'll be joined by Sarah Posner, whose beat is the religious right. Sarah has been monitoring the disturbing reaction to the FBI's low-key execution of a search warrant at Mar-a-Lago in the Evangelical Christian media, which has featured a mishmash of conspiracy theories, whataboutism and calls for retribution. PlaylistOl' dirty bastard: "Baby I Like It Raw"Melania: "Brand New Key"

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at the dangerous but also totally ridiculous tantrum the entire right is throwing in response to a search warrant being executed at Mar-a-Lago--and the Republican propaganda that's fueling it.Then we are joined by journalist and legal analyst Marcy Wheeler to talk about the overlapping investigations that appear to be closing in on Trump and his inner circle and to give her best estimate of what the FBI's action at Mar-a-Lago might portend. And then we have some rare good news as David Roberts from Volts tells us why the climate provisions of the Democrats' Inflation Reduction Act represent a game-changer not only for the country but perhaps for the planet. PlaylistNichelle Nichols: "Know What I Mean"Delta Spirit: "People C'mon"The Analogues: "Sexy Sadie" 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show with a look at the rapidly-expanding scandal surrounding security officials scrubbing their texts from the January 6 coup attempt. Then we're joined by Salon's Amanda Marcotte to talk about the Kansas abortion referendum--an earthquake that shook the religious right and may have given Democrats a roadmap for beating back the authoritarian right's assaults on our liberties.Finally, we speak with Jackson Hurley, political director for Voters of Tomorrow, about what inspires and worries young voters--and whether they will turn out for the 2022 midterms. PlaylistPatti Smith: "Redondo Beach"MoNa a.k.a Sad Girl: "Girls It Ain't Easy"Shawn Colvin: "This Must Be the Place"

This week, we embrace a rare good week in America!Joshua Holland kicks off the show looking at a new study which found that the sanctions regime enacted against Russia by Ukraine's allies is doing much more damage to Vladimir Putin's economy than many observers believe. Then we speak with WaPo's Paul Waldman about the surprising deal on climate and prescription drug prices that West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer announced this week. Democrats' chances of holding control of Congress in November were already looking a lot better before the announcement. Will this prove a game-changer? And then we are joined by historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat, author of Strongmen: Mussolini to the Present, to talk about the January 6 Committee hearings and a bunch of new reporting that reveals that Trump and those in his inner circle may not be above the law after all. 

This week, Joshua Holland kicks off the show looking at a new analysis of Americans' average life expectancy, which declined in 2021 for the second year in a row. There are some interesting demographic details to that story, which follows other public health analyses that revealed a growing life expectancy-gap between red and blue states. Then we're joined by Thomas Zimmer, a historian at George Washington University, who argues that while there is a consensus among experts that American democracy is teetering on the brink of collapse, that reality is being obscured by outdated journalistic standards, Democratic leaders desperately trying to restore a bygone status quo and widespread belief in right-wing propaganda painting progressives as extreme. PlaylistSharon Jones & the Dap-Kings: "Stranger To My Happiness"Bruce Springsteen: "Viva Las Vegas"Pierrot: "Safety Dance" 

Welcome back to part two of the awareness shift discussion with high performance and health optimization coach, Joshua Holland. We launch right in with some great tips to biohack your mornings, from inversion and manually grinding coffee beans to the products that Andrés and Josh use. We discuss the steps towards forming a habit, and how positive self-talk can impact your perceptions around starting on the path to achieving a goal. The Awareness Shift centers on five pillars of quality, but without a baseline (which you can't achieve without awareness), you have no idea how you are improving. To highlight the importance of awareness in achieving goals, Josh gives us his definition of what it means, and an example of how it can be used to help someone achieve the “simple” goal of losing weight. Andrés describes the SMART acronym, and we hear how this links to Josh's method of coaching. We also take a deep dive into spirituality, how Josh perceives people as energy beings, and why this is key to awareness of those around you. Tune in to hear personal stories from both Josh and Andrés about their relationships with their fathers, and the struggle of making a loved one aware of what their poor health choices are doing to them. We wrap up this inspiring, emotional journey across two episodes with how you can change the narrative with your loved ones. You don't want to miss this special episode. Key Points From This Episode:Welcome back to Joshua Holland for part two of the awareness shift discussion. The cognitive enhancement stacks Josh is using right now: Blue-Cannatine. How Josh starts a new habit, and his advice on the baby steps to take.Why positive self-talk is key in making a habit and the benefits of movement. The products Andrés and Josh use, from KetonAid to Olympic RX, to improve their productivity. Josh's definition of what an awareness shift is, and why a baseline is crucial. Why the pillars of awareness in Josh's book center around the concept of quality. How to shift your quality awareness when working to lose weight. Why people should use SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound) goals.How having a coach like Josh can help you maintain awareness. The physiology underlying alcohol consumption, and how Josh encourages making healthy choices when drinking. What spirituality means to Josh, and the impact of the spiritual revolution on health and wellness. How the body stores pain and trauma, and what you can do to become aware of these problems. Why you should always start with compassion. The benefits of an eight-second hug, and why you should be expressing your appreciation to friends and family-alike. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:BiOptimizersJoshua HollandJoshua Holland on InstagramSimply Walk the Talk with Joshua HollandThe Awareness ShiftLive Vitae's Troscriptions Blue-CannatineKnow Your Physio Podcast 024: Nootropics, Work-Life Integration, and Health Optimization with Boomer AndSupport the show

To truly optimize your health and wellness, simple physical fitness training is not enough. Talking to us today about the role of awareness in our health is high performance and health optimization coach, Joshua Holland. We start the discussion with why Josh does what he does, and how his childhood experiences, his culture, and his martial arts training shaped him. We hear what awareness means to Josh, and how he's used it in his own life. While awareness may be gained in one area of life, it extends across all areas, necessitating a multifaceted approach. We discover how you can plant the seeds of awareness in other people by asking great questions, and we hear how this has helped Josh in his coaching journey and with the clients (including some celebrities) he has worked with. Despite having a star-studded clientele, Josh has learned the importance of remaining low-key in gaining his client's trust, and we hear how his business has grown as a result. Josh also co-authored The Awareness Shift, and we find out what drove him to write it and how he found his co-author. Tune in to hear why biohacking is sometimes too reliant on technology, how you can judge when you are ready to use it, and why, if something hasn't worked for you, you should be asking yourself “Why not?”. Press play now to learn from a titan in the world of health and wellness and one of Andrés' role models!Key Points From This Episode:Welcome to Joshua Holland, biohacker, state-of-the-art fitness trainer, holistic health coach, and sports professional.Why Josh does what he does: how his childhood experiences, his culture, and his martial arts training shaped him. The importance of a multifaceted approach to bringing awareness into your life.How to plant the seed of awareness: asking great questions and being open to feedback. Why health and fitness coaching has a psychological component. Josh's experience with celebrity clients, and what he's learned about trust. Why being understated and keeping a low-key profile has benefited Josh. What inspired Josh to start podcasting and to write The Awareness Shift. Josh's four pillars of optimal health and wellness: quality sleep and recovery, quality consumption, quality activeness, and quality exercise. How Tessa Cash's experience with electrical muscle stimulation showed Josh the fifth pillar of optimal health and wellness. Helping people with the answers they need even when they aren't asking the deeper questions. Why Josh doesn't conform to the standard time units and types of exercises: breaking the constraints within the client. Balancing the science and products behind biohacking, and the unconstrained approach Josh uses. An example of some products that Josh initially liked, but then moved away from, and why. How to guarantee that a lack of awareness is not what's holding you back: checking the other four pillars. Why you should never feel like you know it all! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:BiOptimizersJoshua HollandThe Awareness ShiftNuCalmMuseApolloNeuroAndrés PreschelKnow Your Physio PodcastSupport the show