Topic: Celebrity Worship

The hosts critique NPR's perceived "diversity hiring" based on the accents of new announcers. They also discuss a controversy in Europe where white translators were dropped from translating poet Amanda Gorman's work in favor of "diverse" writers. Finally, a study from Hungary is cited claiming that people obsessed with celebrities tend to score lower on cognitive tests.

The hosts analyze how celebrity culture is used to make the public susceptible to elite indoctrination. They contrast traditional television-based propaganda with the new internet infrastructure that allows citizens to bypass corporate media and read primary documents like Agenda 21 for themselves.