Episodes
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Episode 10: Omari Salisbury, Citizen Journalist | Converge Media
Today we sat down with Omari Salisbury, Seattle-based citizen journalist and content creator for Converge Media. We discussed his coverage of Seattle’s Capitol Hill Occupied Protest, also known as CHOP, his recent interview with SPD Chief of Police, Carmen Best, his take on the Defund the Police...
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Episode 9: Richard Hine, Novelist and Political Commentator
Today we sat down with Richard Hine, a novelist, content creator and political commentator. Previously he was the publisher of Time Magazine’s Latin American edition and vice president of marketing and business development at The Wall Street Journal. He created a Twitter parody account of…
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Episode 8: Dr. Jonathan Dinman and COVID-19
COVID-19 has changed the world in many ways. Today we sat down with Dr. Jonathan Dinman, a Virologist at the University of Maryland who is not only studying the virus, but was also a victim of the virus, along with his family. We hear his story, what he has learned about the virus and the …...
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Episode 7: Michelle Mae (of The Make-Up)
Michelle Mae is the bass player of The Make-Up, an American post-punk band from Washington, D.C. formed in late 1990s. They combine garage rock, soul, and a self-styled liberation theology. We had the pleasure of sitting down with Michelle to talk about her influences, the early days of the Make...
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Episode 6: Walter Martin (Washington DC Musician)
Walter Martin is a multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter from Washington DC. He has been a driving force in the critically acclaimed bands Jonathan Fire*eater and The Walkmen. He has released four solo albums and has a song on a the soundtrack of the upcoming animated movie the Missing…
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Episode 5: Jonathan Zimmerman and the Freedom of Speech on College Campuses
To quote an American Bar Association article, “American college campuses have long been proffered as safe places to freely exchange and discuss ideas. However, they have since become bastions of censorship of free speech and expression.” We sat down with Jonathan Zimmerman, an author and history...
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Episode 4: The Flat Earth Theory with Mark Sargent
What if the Earth is not a sphere and instead flat? Today we sat down with Mark Sargent, an author and leading thought leader on the Flat Earth theory. We talk about how he became a flat earther, supporting evidence, connections to the simulation theory, and the recent documentary (Behind the...
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Episode 3 Part 2: False Allegations, False Memories and Parental Alienation – Dean Tong, Trial & Forensic Expert
In the first part of this episode we learned about parental alienation as a form of child abuse. We sat down with Dean Tong, an American author, public speaker, consultant, and trial expert in the field of false child abuse allegations. He has consulted for high-profile cases such as that of...
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Episode 3 Part 1: What is Parental Alienation? – Dr. Amy Baker
We sat down with Dr. Amy Baker who is a nationally recognized expert in parent child relationships and emotional abuse of children. She discusses what is known as Parental Alienation, the harm it does to children, the warning signs, associated personality disorders and other related topics. Also...
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Episode 2: Priest (Swedish Synth Band)
Priest, a Swedish synth band with the goal of safely guiding humanity unto the next evolutionary step – the merging with machines. They won the 2017 Manifest Award for Best Swedish Synth Act. We had the pleasure of sitting down with Puppet Master, the mainframe of the outfit. We discussed their...
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