Investigative journalism and media criticism from former Rolling Stone writer Matt Taibbi.
Brad and Matt start with "Ivan the Tsarevich," a ferocious prescription for totalitarian politics
The article delves into the revelations from the Twitter Files, exploring the platform's internal decision-making processes and the implications for free speech and digital governance.
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A few liner notes to Ford Fischer/News2Share's mini-doc on a month of demonstrations
SJW chic meets the world's longest Mötley Crüe video in a mystifying summer blockbuster
Dr. Matt Bivens and I dip a toe in the lake of unpublished Twitter Files, and release a number of things overlooked the first time
This article delves into the enduring relevance of Dostoevsky's "Demons," exploring its themes of ideology, morality, and human nature in today's sociopolitical landscape.
A candidate in Maine drops out, and hypocrises abound
Dr. Matt Bivens, who came to San Francisco to help go through the first batches of Twitter emails, joins me to talk through a few unpublished matters
This article explores how Dostoyevsky's "Demons" eerily parallels contemporary America's societal chaos, highlighting themes of ideological extremism and moral disintegration.
After the Fourth of July Weekend, Brad and Matt reflect on the plot of "Demons," now gaining steam
The high court allows states to ban an idea that almost no one supports, thanks to a historically incompetent policy campaign