Ep. 9: Programmed to Kill ft. Nick Vyssotsky (Prisoners)
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We speak with our pal @nick_vyssotsky about "Prisoners" (2013), Denis Villeneuve's abduction mystery, vis-à-vis David McGowan's "Programmed to Kill," the premiere para-political urtext and Rosetta Stone for online schizos. The title is a play on Operation Phoenix that I didn't think to say or riff out on the actual podcast. Also check out Nick's show Mother Based (streaming every Sunday evening on YouTube) if you want to see catgirls watch IS!S beheading videos or whatever they do on there.
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