PODCAST · society
Rob Montz
by Rob Montz
The visual storytellers for the counter-elite.
Episodes
-
The Fugee who threw it all away: Pras Michel’s Wild Fall
support us: https://goodkidproductions.substack.com How does the single luckiest person of the 90's manage to become a criminal? Meet Prakazrel Michel, a slightly below-average rapper and a man of minimal talents who happened to be high school friends with Lauryn Hill and a cousin of Wyclef Jean....
-
Taxpayers Paid Millions to a West Bank Rapper? |The Doge Files
The Department of Government Efficiency has now cut about 160 billion dollars in government waste. This is a micro step toward the goal of correcting the obvious fiscal insanity of the federal budget. One of DOGE’s top targets has been USAID. And that deep clean has brought to light one of the...
-
The Case Against School with Prof. Bryan Caplan
The politics of the pandemic have been defined by brutal tribal division, but there’s at least one point of consensus among the professional punditry: the COVID school closures were a catastrophe. The thinking goes: shutting down K-12 led to vast, unrecoverable learning losses, hobbling the next...
-
The musical influences of Coleman Hughes
As an unknown undergraduate philosophy major, Coleman Hughes penned a series of brilliant essays on race and crime, carefully dismantling what he called “the racism treadmill,” the stale, endlessly repeated narrative about institutional oppression in America. His fan base exploded and he’s now...
-
Why Frederick Douglass Opposed Mass Immigration with NumbersUSA’s Roy Beck
We have unapologetic cringey Boomer love for the idea of America as a creed, not a clan; as a set of ideals and principles open to anyone. Immigrants have been an essential part of this country's cultural dynamism and economic dominance, and closing up our borders seems like it would compromise…
more -
Why soldiers miss war, with Sebastian Junger
War reporter Sebastian Junger has spent years in some of the most violent places on earth, documenting up close the details of human conflict. His signature works are Restrepo and Konregal, feature documentaries about a remote military base in Afghanistan, an infamous outpost of nearly non-stop...
-
Xi Van Fleet on Maoism coming to Fairfax, VA
Xi Van Fleet spends her spare time warning about a cultural revolution in America--because she's actually lived through one. Born under Mao's China, Van Fleet knows the warning signs of a civilization on the verge of chaos. We sat down with her to hear to take on the present-day American…
more
We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.
No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.
No topics indexed yet for this podcast.
Loading reviews...
ABOUT THIS SHOW
The visual storytellers for the counter-elite.
HOSTED BY
Rob Montz
CATEGORIES
Loading similar podcasts...