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OwlTail

Hosted by Tri, Andrew, and Anand. Debut! Part one (more political) of two (more music + media). Part two coming next week. Email us things you care about and topics you're struggling around at glammump@gmail.com Topics covered in this episode include:  Jan 6th, 2021 insurrectionary reactionary attack on the u.$ Capitol building Hipsters as metronormative cultural colonizers, Leftist virtue signal economy French illustrator Jean Giraud aka Moebius Push the (Medicare for All) Vote + Leftoid obscure infighting Jon Ossoff's milquetoast white boy standom of Imagine Dragons and Pitchfork Reviews APIA families and u.$ electoral party politics Innocence + deflecting guilt, electoral punditry + ideology + policies, clear and direct PR language The Boys, Left vs Right propaganda + meme machines, RednBlackSalamander + BreadPanes Christian theology and Left politics, New City Church Minneapolis, Reverend Jeremiah Wright and DemCorp daddy Obama Candace Owens, anti-Democrat BIPoC, Left vs Dem vs GOP public relations Chattel slavery plantation capitalism vs West Indies slave economy, melanation + casteism + labor exploitation      Beyond Asian-u.$ neonational mango poetry + essentializing u.$ racekraft, real-world and hypothetical multiracial capitalisms  other stuff, probs     Tri regrets not employing the idiom "have a come to Jesus moment" where the Jesus moment is awakening to principled anti-capitalist theory and praxis. Tri also regrets not being able to pronounce "statecraft" in "neoliberal economy and statecraft." Tri does not ever regret watching Dawson's Creek. Don't spoil it, they're only starting to wrap season two. Intro + outro song clips from "Stereotype" credited to MN resident Korean funk rocker, Mayda.  ---   Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/glammump/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/glammump/support

Hosted by Tri, Andrew, and Anand. Debut! Part one (more political) of two (more music + media). Part two coming next week. Email us things you care about and topics you're struggling around at glammump@gmail.com Topics covered in this episode include: <ul> <li>Jan 6th, 2021 insurrectionary reactionary attack on the u.$ Capitol building</li> <li>Hipsters as metronormative cultural colonizers, Leftist virtue signal economy</li> <li>French illustrator Jean Giraud aka Moebius</li> <li>Push the (Medicare for All) Vote + Leftoid obscure infighting</li> <li>Jon Ossoff's milquetoast white boy standom of Imagine Dragons and Pitchfork Reviews</li> <li>APIA families and u.$ electoral party politics</li> <li>Innocence + deflecting guilt, electoral punditry + ideology + policies, clear and direct PR language</li> <li>The Boys, Left vs Right propaganda + meme machines, RednBlackSalamander + BreadPanes</li> <li>Christian theology and Left politics, New City Church Minneapolis, Reverend Jeremiah Wright and DemCorp daddy Obama</li> <li>Candace Owens, anti-Democrat BIPoC, Left vs Dem vs GOP public relations</li> <li>Chattel slavery plantation capitalism vs West Indies slave economy, melanation + casteism + labor exploitation <ul> <li>Beyond Asian-u.$ neonational mango poetry + essentializing u.$ racekraft, real-world and hypothetical multiracial capitalisms </li> <li>other stuff, probs</li> </ul> </li> </ul> Tri regrets not employing the idiom "have a come to Jesus moment" where the Jesus moment is awakening to principled anti-capitalist theory and praxis. Tri also regrets not being able to pronounce "statecraft" in "neoliberal economy and statecraft." Tri does not ever regret watching Dawson's Creek. Don't spoil it, they're only starting to wrap season two. Intro + outro song clips from "Stereotype" credited to MN resident Korean funk rocker, Mayda. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/glammump/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/glammump/message</a> Support this podcast: <a href="https://anchor.fm/glammump/support" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/glammump/support</a>

01: Pitchfork writer Corban Goble gave Imagine Dragons's "Origins" a 5.3 

Madeleine Davies

The WtC crew takes the show to the Brooklyn Academy of Music to talk about Chicago's four-disc live album, which was taped over a week of show at Carnegie Hall in 1971. Corban Goble and Maddie Davies join the gang to talk acoustics, jamming, Andrew Lloyd Webber, and everything Pank. The gang also takes a call from first-wave Chicago fan Gene Caprioglio about his experiences seeing Chicago live in NYC the 1970s with Bruce Springsteen opening.

Ep 4: "Chicago at Carnegie Hall" LIVE EPISODE ft. Madeleine Davies & Corban Goble w/Gene Caprioglio

Jackson Pollis

Jackson Pollis, of the band Real Estate, and journalist Corban Goble join COOKIES to discuss Kobe's bizarre and fulfilling finale, the omnipresent Crying Jordan Face, the end of Process-Trusting in Philly, and NBA playoff predictions.

Jackson Pollis, of the band <a href="https://twitter.com/realestateband" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Real Estate</a>, and journalist <a href="https://twitter.com/corbangoble" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Corban Goble</a> join COOKIES to discuss Kobe's bizarre and fulfilling finale, the omnipresent Crying Jordan Face, the end of Process-Trusting in Philly, and NBA playoff predictions.

The NBA Peaked This Week, On to the Playoffs: COOKIES 019 with Real Estate's Jackson Pollis and Corban Goble