If you are a member here

[PCIntern]

And have not listened to Rachel Maddow’s podcast ULTRA, please do so at your earliest convenience. I would add that in the last part, part eight, after the credits, there is a speech which should be listened to. I’ll leave it at that and won’t give anything away.

As far as I’m concerned, this is required listening for anyone who feels that she or he is politically aware. This is a chapter in history that my parents had alluded to when I was growing up, but even they obviously had no idea the extent of the cover-up and horror of this movement. I might add anyone who thinks that this political philosophy is a “thing of the past” is mightily mistaken.

[CousinIT]

1. Have done. Shocking how we've been here before.

Shocking how we - this time - have done nothing to stop it.

[johnnyplankton]

2. It's brilliant

And I still have 3 episodes to go!

[Mira]

3. I'm in my second time listening to it

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simply because the complexity of the information and the shock of learning details of our history required it. The underlying parallels with the American present are eye-opening and give extra pause!
Part eight's speech at the end was the bonus after the lessons.
According to Lawrence O'Donnell the podcast is now the most listened to worldwide.

[Jade Fox]

17. I sure hope Lawrence is correct about that...nt

[gab13by13]

4. Better archive it,

she is teaching history that the Magats want to change, rewrite.

[Trueblue Texan]

5. Ultra is riveting...

Never heard such a compelling piece of journalism. Maddow is THE most masterful storyteller of our time. And while the tale is very dark, it does leave you with hope. Go listen--it will be the best investment of your time since Election Day.

[hlthe2b]

6. Laurence O'Donnell believes Hollywood will come knocking for film rights...

I agree. How about it, Spielberg or someone equally up to the task?

[Mira]

16. I heard that. ALSO

Rachel said in her interview with him last night that she is working on a book that goes into more depth with additional details.

[electric_blue68]

70. Oh,I missed that (writing a book). I'll keep a look out for that. Ty.

[Attilatheblond]

25. Ken Burns might be the guy to do a good documentary on Ultra's information

edited for clarity

[onetexan]

35. Indeed! i'm hoping there w be a movie made as well as a KB documentary. Movies tend to draw much

bigger audiences than documentaries unfortunately, i guess bc from an entertainment perspective they're more enjoyable.

[Upthevibe]

48. Attilatheblond............

I totally agree! I'd love to see a Ken Burns documentary about this.

[Trueblue Texan]

89. Can't remember where I heard it...

..but the other night I saw an interview with Ken Burns about this very subject and I think he has a documentary about this...might have been Joy Ann Reid.

[Trueblue Texan]

91. Ken Burns has a book called Our America

Joy Ann Reid interviewed him 11/25/22 on his book. The interview focused heavily on the period in the 40s that Rachel Maddow's Ultra covers. It was a great interview. It's still on MSNBC but expiring soon.

[TexasBushwhacker]

101. Or perhaps Adam McKay who did such a great job with The Big Short n/t

[soldierant]

111. He would be good, and so would be Henry Louis Gates Jr.

if they could work together it would be amazing, They do respect each other's work, I know.

[True Blue American]

7. Link?

[PCIntern]

8. I use Overcast app for podcasts

Search app following download.

[d_r]

9. people get podcasts from different places

depending on their preferences. Things like spotify, amazon music, etc., or you could go to msnbc. Here is a link:

https://www.google.com/search?channel=fs&client=ubuntu&q=rachel+maddow+ultra+podcast

[William Seger]

12. You can listen on msnbc.com

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presents-ultra

[elleng]

92. Thanks. Rain tomorrow, so will listen.

[bdamomma]

119. Thanks for posting

nt.

[Pinback]

45. Web page for the podcast:

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presents-ultra

TuneIn, Stitcher, Apple Podcasts, et al. have it for listening, as others have mentioned.

For those new to podcasts, here’s some how-to information:
https://letsknowthings.com/new-to-podcasts/

[live love laugh]

49. How to Follow a Podcast: from Maddow herself

[Hermit-The-Prog]

98. Thanks. Just set it up for my wife on her ipad.

[AwakeAtLast]

10. After watching her show last night

And then watching her again with Lawrence O'Donnell, I'm proud to say I have now jumped on the podcast bandwagon!

[sellitman]

11. She is writing a book about it now.

She will go into much further detail.

I cannot wait to buy it.

[Ilsa]

110. I'd love to see a movie made from the story. nt

[PlutosHeart]

113. A movie would assure more people would

learn about it.

[mtngirl47]

13. It is worth your time. n/t

[rurallib]

14. Is there a fee to listen?

[mountain grammy]

15. Free, free, free!

[panader0]

18. Hey grammy--can you walk me through getting the podcast.

When it comes to this kind of stuff, I'm a good bricklayer.

[mountain grammy]

28. I get mine on Apple podcast..

If you have an iphone, the Apple Podcast app is probably already there. Open the app and search for Maddow.. It's the Ultra podcast.

Also here's a link to the MSNBC page which also has all the episodes..

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presents-ultra

I love podcasts you can even listen while you work, walk, or work out shoveling snow, my main job these days.

[panader0]

30. I have an android phone. Can I still use Apple?

[mountain grammy]

37. No, but Spotify is there and a few others

Here's a link..

https://transistor.fm/android-podcast-apps/

[yellowdogintexas]

40. I listened on Tune In. Definitely something everyone should hear

Rachel tells the story so it is good listening
It is pure history, not an opinion piece.

At some point I am going to give it a second listen. There is a lot to take in; once is just not enough

[cilla4progress]

54. Just go to google play

Type poscasts in the search bar, install google podcasts.

Once its installed, search Maddow. Hit subscribe.

Voila!

[Bev54]

72. I listened to it on apple podcasts on my laptop

Just google Rachel Maddow podcast Ultra - apple. easy.

[yellowdogintexas]

43. I listened while crocheting a blanket, writing postcards for Warnock

and for November elections in Texas, folding laundry. Multi-tasking

I love podcasts!

[mountain grammy]

51. Me too!

Stand up with Pete Dominick is my favorite.. Kill Me Now by Judy Gold is my new one. Then there's always Al Franken (who just did a 2 part interview with Judy Gold) once a week and so many others. I almost never watch Rachel's show but do listen to her podcast. Remember Spiro Agnew? She did a great story on that crook.

What's your favorite?

[yellowdogintexas]

109. I plan to listen to the Agnew one. Some of my favorites:

My Favorite Murder
This Podcast Will Kill You
Bananas
The Final Word
Idiot of the Week
Bob Cesca show

[mountain grammy]

120. thank you.. always looking for something new

I listen to Cesca at least once a week, Frangela too. This Pocast will kill you sounds interesting and Bananas looks good too.

[Upthevibe]

31. panader0............

Try this link and follow the prompts.

https://www.rachelmaddow.com/rachel-maddow-presents-ultra/

If it doesn't work or it's unclear to you what to do what once you get on the page, let someone on DU know.

I hope this helps!

[Joinfortmill]

23. Free on Spotify

[tblue37]

19. Could you give the main point away for us deafies who can't listen?

[PCIntern]

24. I can do better:

https://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/amp/ncna1300746

I think this will work. Let me know if it doesn’t. This is chapter 7. Look for chapter 1. Riveting

[Upthevibe]

34. tblue37...........

There may be a transcripts of each episode you can google.

If you can't find them, I could look when I get home from work today.

Let me or someone else know if you can't find them and I can probably help search.

[love_katz]

108. Transcripts for Ultra are also on the MSNBC website.

[jaxexpat]

20. This answers so many questions.

Questions like:
-How long does it take to prosecute treasonous subversion and entreating with the enemy during a time of war?
Answer; For fucking ever, so forget about it.
-Why does it take so long to do simple things to provide justice in the US?
Answer; Because the sum of the unimaginative and the happily deluded provide a majority who are perfectly willing to believe no progress is the same as "moving along at a prudent pace".
-How did this travesty become normality in our self-perfecting democracy in a nation exclusively populated with patriotic heroes?
Answer; Because the only perfection our society allows is the smug self-satisfaction of those who are "perfectly happy" with the status quo.

nice catch, PCIntern!

[Joinfortmill]

21. True and shocking, too.

[AllaN01Bear]

22. wouldnt load for me .

[Joinfortmill]

26. Free on Spotify app.

[Backseat Driver]

27. Yup, mandatory listening!

Neither DH or I had ever heard one single thing about this shocking 8-piece story of hidden 20th American history.

[hauckeye]

29. Please forgive my ignorance

I’ve never listened to a podcast. Is it just people talking? I really prefer reading about things rather than listening or watching a video.

[JohnnyRingo]

38. I'm with you.

I'm not about to sit and stare at a speaker and get outraged like the Hannity and Limbaugh talk radio listeners. I like music and reading. Things I can do at the same time.

That the poster can't reveal the "secret ending", is frustrating.

[PCIntern]

42. Oh come on...

I have been here for 18 years, do I sound like a fucking program Director to you? And you know what, if you watch CNN or MSNBC you’re doing the equivalent of staring at a TV with faces and listening to what they say. So in this case, you don’t have to stare at the TV you could look out the window, you can watch your kids, or you can meditate. Jesus….

[JohnnyRingo]

50. My son listens to his Jehovah casts while he does everything.

My friend's car radio was always tuned to AM for Ron Verb or Rush Limbaugh. Since radio was invented it was hi jacked to program people. I'll watch a couple hours of MSNBC and read a newspaper every day. Otherwise, I read to gain as much awareness, knowledge, and entertainment as I can.

I know you aren't a plant. That was over the top, but the secret ending you can't reveal was frustrating to those who don't want to sit and listen to pod cast subscriptions all day.

[Bev54]

74. It is a series of 8 podcasts, I listened weekly as she dropped them but you can

listen at you leisure. It is like reading a chapter of a book. Each podcast is between 40-55 minutes, some less some more. What makes it more fascinating to listen to is because not only is Rachel and excellent story teller, she has the actual speeches made by those people back in the 1940's. You hear them in their own voices.

[PCIntern]

88. It's not a secret ending...

It’s a speech given by one of these Nazis, and it’s shattering to listen to… But it’s worse if you heard the whole series beforehand.

[IL Dem]

87. I use an app called Podcast Addict on my phone.

Then I use earbuds and can do whatever while I listen.

[hunter]

100. Same here. The odds of me listening to a podcast are nil.

[Thunderbeast]

59. The magic of "ULTRA" is the archival radio news reports.

Compelling storytelling, but the real time news reports make it shine.

[chia]

116. Start here, this is really well done for readers, too:

https://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presents-ultra

You get the transcript, deeper dives, and original documents all in one place.

[Vdizzle]

32. Already listened!

It also led me to her other podcast “Bagman” which also should be required listening.

[soldierant]

112. I learned so much from "Bagman"

Those events were in my adult lifetime and I had no idea of them. It was riveting.

I will definitely listen to this one. These events happened about or before I was born, it looks like. I knew about the plot to assassinate FDR, but I had no idea of this.

[JohnnyRingo]

33. I refuse to sit and listen to talk radio, and that's what it is.

I can listen to talk in my car on Sirius if I want, but I refuse to be someone who yells at the radio. I have some elderly friends who don't like music these days and think there's nothing to watch or read so they sit, listen to the voice in the speaker, and get outraged.

I'll not be one of those.

[PCIntern]

44. Beyond comprehension....

When you were in school, you sat in a lecture hall or classroom and listen to the teacher or the professor. At least most of us did at some point in our lives.

[yellowdogintexas]

52. I did not want to yell at it, maybe because I already knew about

the subject from a book. I did feel my jaw drop open several times.

It was a real eye-opener and so much of it is reflected in today's current events. So much of the openly Fascist activity went under the radar until TFG surfaced.

I am a history buff and have read a lot about this period - fiction and non-fiction.

The way Rachel reads it makes you feel like you are in a novel.

[JohnnyRingo]

62. OK, that's a clue.

The fact that racism and bigotry is not new is a point I've been arguing for years. DJT isn't spawning it so much as he's just making it okay to go public without shame. I imagine RM was more eloquent and scarier than me.

Thanx!

[Prairie_Seagull]

56. A podcast is just another way to attain entertainment or in this case information.

If the podcast was by Walter Cronkite? Would you listen? I believe Rachael Maddow is this period in times equivalent. You owe to yourself to give it a try. If its not your thing or you have a hearing problem that makes it difficult then ditch it.

[JohnnyRingo]

63. I see your point.

But I don't care for one sided arguments without at least cursory rebuttal. I really don't have a way to listen anyway. I have data limits on my phone and the computer speakers are hard to understand with 50 years of rock concerts on my old ears.

[electric_blue68]

73. A cursory rebuttal? These are Nazi, or Nazi supporters - what is there to rebut? As for hearing...

try earbuds! 👍
Sez this Rock Concert Goer steadily from '68 through '93, then somewhat less frequent ($$, or too hot & humid at times to sit outside of open venues) '94 - '05, finally mostly only favorites if my sis lends me the $ (we go together with or w/o other friends).
Nothing since Covid.
Seen over 200 shows.

Born with so-so hearing. Then got (and thank goodness only mild, rarely annoying) permanent tintinitus in my left ear from sitting in the wrong place w/o earplugs at The Filmore East 10/69 to hear The Who play Tommy. Both ears rang for like 3 days! 😄
Ok, not -really- funny but...
And I did learn my lesson! Ear stopples, or at least kleenix if nothing else available!

So try the earbuds they help me at times. 👍

[MontanaMama]

57. You couldn't be more wrong about this podcast.

It’s a history lesson that has come to pass again…now. There’s tons of info that I didn’t learn in school and I’ll just bet you didn’t either. It is a riveting story of the rise of fascism in America. This is NOT talk radio. You may not be interested in the subject but you don’t get to say that this is something that it definitely isn’t. And, only you get to decide if you yell at the radio or not. Good grief.

[JohnnyRingo]

64. Just curious...

What is the difference between a podcast and my buddy who always had AM radio on in his car for Rush or my son who crams his head full of Jehovah while doing lawn work?

I don't listen to the ball game on the radio either, so there's that, and frankly I despise radio. AM is all hate and FM has been decimated by corporate greed. I have one in my car, but I've had Sirius since its inception so I don't use it.

As an anecdote, my friend reminded me of the time of my youth when were were going somewhere on a two lane road. I had the radio on because it was either that or 8 track when a song came on for the 2nd time that hour. I calmly pulled the car to the berm, got out and walked to the passenger side where I snapped my antenna off, tossing it into the ditch. I got back in and said "that's better". I've not listened to broadcast radio since. Podcasts are likewise, a nonstarter.

[MontanaMama]

65. And yet here you are bashing something you know absolutely nothing about.

Your mind is completely made up (falsely) and you also managed to insult a long time DUer in the process. We aren’t speaking about all podcasts, we are talking about Rachel Marrow’s Ultra. It is your loss if you don’t care about history is repeating itself with the rise of fascism in America.

Also, shame on you for throwing trash from your car into a ditch. Disrespecting the planet is a nonstarter.

[JohnnyRingo]

67. I'll just go read Thom Hartmann.

Rachel could transcribe her podcasts if she wanted to end my total and blatant ignorance of history.
Or the poster could have revealed the surprise ending if it wasn't so hard to type and read these days.

Shame on me. I'll go back and see if that antenna's still there from 45 years ago. I'll drop it off at the junkyard where the Buick ended up.

[Torchlight]

80. Sounds serious

[Bev54]

77. This is not talk radio this is like an audio book only better.

[aggiesal]

36. I'm on episode 3 n/t

[momta]

39. I listened as it came out.

I listened to some of the episodes two or three times. I shall go listen to the whole thing all the way through again. It's a fascinating story. I consider myself something of an amateur historian on the American past, and I had never heard this story.

Rachel is brilliant.

[Gore1FL]

41. I was reading the transcripts, but have forgotten to do so the last few weeks

I need to go back. Hopefully the speech is written there.

[Upthevibe]

46. PCIntern......

Thank you for this post.

I listened to the podcasts as they came out every Monday. This is a story I knew NOTHING about, and I'm assuming most people don't know.

NONE of my friends or family are podcasts listeners

I'm glad to see she's writing a book regarding this horrible and terrifying series of events since it will reach more people.

She is an awesome storyteller! I'm glad to see it's #1 on the Apple podcasts.

I don't have Apple but I do have Audible. Having said that, folks still should be able to access them using google and not have to sign up for any platform.

[CTyankee]

47. I will watch but I feel as if I LIVED it already in our American politics.

I am old and have lived through a lot of bad stuff. I went to segregated schools (Brown v. Board was decided the year after I graduated from public high school in Dallas, Tx). The issue of rape was of course in the lives of women, myself included.

So what I want to know is if there are some new thoughts developing from this podcast. I love Maddow and honor her work.

[Bev54]

78. This is something you likely did not ever know about, but similar to what

the US is experiencing now. You will definitely learn something and it is Maddow at her best. I was upset when she gave up her show but if this is the work she is going to turn out, I am all for it.

[electric_blue68]

83. I was thinking the same about her leaving her weekdays shows...

since it's works like these - then a meaningful trade off. 👍

[CTyankee]

106. She is such an incredibly bright person it doesn't surprise me that she wants to do new things.

She has a creative mind that probably can't stay still, but must move forward.

[llashram]

53. yep

listening now...thank you. This is necessary listening for people who never wants the trump dynasty he was trying to build with his militia movement, the RW's help in our Congress, and his virulent base of Americans. And possibly the DOJ. Not accusing AG Garland. Another large problem is the RW Supreme Court's 6-3 Republican majority. And the sedition movement ain't over yet. I am worried because of the widespread need of some Americans need for tyranny over democracy.

Thanks to you. And one of the real ones, Rachel Maddow.

[Wild blueberry]

55. Fascinating and vital

I'd had no idea of this history before listening to Ultra.

To all the non-podcast listeners here: I learn much better visually and therefore via written word, but Ultra is a superb introduction to a grim saga we must know to help us survive these times.

Thank you, PCIntern!

[MLAA]

58. Wow, reading the full transcript was an eye opener. I'm 62 and thought I was reasonably well

educated and aware. No, I just found out I’m not. I’ve never heard a word of this story before. Not even as it was such a huge parallel during the Mueller report time. I don’t think a single journalist made the connection and talked about it.

Thanks for bringing it to the surface in such a forceful way.

[onetexan]

60. I've also been listening to Ezra Klein's podcast with Rachel on re: ultra & the rise of the fascist

movement here in the US. Highly recommended It's riveting: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-rachel-maddow-has-been-thinking-about-offscreen/id1548604447?i=1000582630147

[Bev54]

79. Thanks for the link

[usonian]

61. Thanks for the links.

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I'm a "transcript" kind of person.

And yes, I was already aware of the nazi movement in the U.S., though in less detail.
This is an important work, and needs to be amplified starting right now, if not sooner.

Its widespread dissemination and understanding will be a turning point

Note: an American "hero", Henry Ford.

(In case it's not obvious from the small-ish photo, that's Henry Ford receiving the Grand Cross of the German Eagle from Nazi officials, 1938)
https://rarehistoricalphotos.com/henry-ford-grand-cross-1938/

Speaking in 1931 to a Detroit News reporter, Hitler said he regarded Ford as his “inspiration”, explaining his reason for keeping Ford’s life-size portrait next to his desk. Steven Watts wrote that Hitler “revered” Ford.

His publications

And, a culture war, to boot.
https://jalopnik.com/henry-ford-plotted-to-destroy-black-jewish-jazz-with-c-1788536315
Henry Ford Plotted To Destroy Black, Jewish Jazz With Country Music

BLAC Mag’s Aaron Foley, a Jalopnik alum, wrote up that a big part of white country music’s rise was thanks to Henry Ford sponsoring its specifically white aspects to keep his workers away from jazz’s “monkey talk and jungle squeals.” And as he was wont to do, Ford blamed Jews for jazz’s presence.

Now, we have Elon the Automotive hero.

[electric_blue68]

84. Woah! Another piece of history I didn't know.

[David__77]

118. The Musk-Ford thing is something I've been thinking about.

Unfortunately.

[Hermit-The-Prog]

66. Yet, some (not DU) still accuse me of engaging in hyperbole for saying each election is existential.

[usonian]

96. I remember a story, may be apocryphal, of an Israeli general saying

"We will win every battle, but the last one"
or something of the sort.

You only lose once in this game.

[sybylla]

68. Don't forget to go to her website to see all the evidence.

I am watching and listening and reading all the stuff she pulled up. Crazy stuff. You'll find it at this link.

https://msnbc.com/ultra

[randr]

69. This information was recently brought to light by Ken Burns

I think it was a documentary on the Holocaust recently on PBS. Lots of Nazis were exposed in the government.

[IcyPeas]

71. Lawrence O'Donnel was talking to Rachel last night saying

it should be a movie.

.... a series would be better. but I don't think this will really happen.

[Bev54]

82. I bet it will happen, this is an incredible story, ripe for a movie.

[Hekate]

75. I'm working on it. Did you see Nicolle Wallace's & Rachel Maddow's news commentary yesterday?

We can count on Rachel to be intense, but Nicolle herself was on an epic tear.

American Nazis and Fascists never actually went away, did they?

[Vinca]

81. I'll have to break down and listen. Generally, I hate listening to podcasts or audio books, but

it is what it is.

[PCIntern]

85. I don't think you'll regret it

[Hortensis]

93. Vinca, Ultra offers a transcription as well. I've been watching it on

MSNBC's offering of "Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra." When pulling up the screen for Ultra, there's a tiny "Transcript: Trip 19" thing to click on the left margin just below where you click the first episode to start it. (I notice I'm not seeing it if I start the episode first, though.)

[Vinca]

94. Thanks - I saw that, too. I just listened to the intro. so maybe I'll persevere.

[Hortensis]

97. It's one hell of a story I had to grow up to hear anything about.

[electric_blue68]

86. Ty. Listened each week. Was going to just relisten to #8, but maybe I'll rehear the whole...

...thing /or read the transcripts.

As a NYC'r I did know they held a Nazi Rally at the older Madison Square Garden. That's about all.

So important Rachel has thrown a spotlight on this hideous set of these people, and events. 👍👍👍

[PufPuf23]

90. Thank you PCIntern for getting me started on Maddow's Ultra kr

Just finished listening to episode #1, broken by some side research.

Looks like a worthwhile hobby for the near future and something to share.

Was aware of George Vierek and Father Coughlin (next episode) but the tale of Lundeen was new to me.

[Rhiannon12866]

95. Rachel talked about her podcast when she was on with Lawrence O'Donnell last night:

Rachel Maddow On How She Stumbled On Forgotten History Of 'Ultra' - The Last Word - MSNBC
https://www.democraticunderground.com/1017786631

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

99. The first episode makes me wonder why she didn't start here:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/history/2021/01/13/fdr-roosevelt-coup-business-plot/

[Meowmee]

102. It's too expensive now for me

But I know all about the nazis here if it is about that and the other issues in the US regarding all of this. It’s very sad to see all of this here now and thinking what they did to my father here. I wish we never came here.

I am glad she is doing this series though.

[PCIntern]

103. Overcast App is free.

[Meowmee]

104. Ok thanks

I will check it out. I am not really watching very much news at all anymore… it’s just too depressing for me. Lately I watch old TV shows or Christmas and Hanukkah movies lately because that’s all that’s on lol.

[PlutosHeart]

114. I share your feelings but

I made myself listen to the first episode of the podcast and now have easily gone through all of them. Zero regrets. It is on a positive note telling us about this. We need to know this.
I too have run away into light movies. I need them right now.
But this podcast is in all of its information told like a story and not knowing this particular history is not good in the end.
Give it a try.
Believe me...I get where you are at.

[Meowmee]

115. Thanks

I think I know some of it already but it never hurts to review etc. I tend to avoid things like this in particular because of my family’s history it just brings up pain for me which I don’t want to dwell on too much. It does not make any difference because I do not need to be convinced etc. I will check out that one episode though if I can 😀

[Glaisne]

105. I'm halfway through it.

It's great and scares the crap out of me. It's really well done and I recommend it.

[hunter]

107. Okay, I found the transcripts.

Here in the U.S.A. we're pretty good at burying our sordid history. I'm afraid the people who need to hear it don't listen to Rachel Maddow.

Fascism is appealing to many U.S. Americans. It hasn't gone away.

Quoting Rachel:

It's not just one thing that works. It has to be everything.

If they’re making war on the battlefield, you have to fight them in war and beat them.

If they’re running for office, you have to fight them in elections and beat them.

If they're discrediting electoral politics and trying to make fascism seem like the cooler alternative, you have to defend electoral politics and make fascism seem as stupid and boring as it is.

[YoshidaYui]

117. I just now finished listening to all episodes

Wow… how things today are so very similar.

[AngryOldDem]

121. Hoping to start it soon.

Episode one is downloaded.

[spanone]

122. K&R