5 chapters across the catalog
Jane Fonda is featured in a clip where she describes the COVID-19 pandemic as "God's gift to the left," arguing that it exposed the truth about the Trump administration. The hosts find the comment "humanly embarrassing" and criticize the use of the word "existential" in modern political discourse. They also briefly compare Fonda's aging process to that of Elizabeth Taylor.
Adam Curry describes a unique Marfa establishment called "Buns and Roses," a Quonset hut that serves as a bakery and flower shop. He meets the owners, Debbie and "Bird" (William Parrott), and learns about the affordability of steel building kits. The conversation includes local characters like "Trucks" and the history of Marfa as the filming location for the movie "Giant" starring James Dean.
350.org Tax Filings, Elizabeth Taylor and Van Jones
An examination of 350.org's Form 990 tax filings reveals that the late actress Elizabeth Taylor was listed as a board member working three hours, despite having passed away in 2011. The hosts also note other board members like Van Jones and Naomi Klein. They critique the organization's use of "conspiracy theorist" language to target the fossil fuel industry.
Federal Reserve Disclosure and Tsunami Exercises
The Federal Reserve is set to disclose which banks received emergency funding, leading the hosts to predict a major "distraction" event to cover the news. They also note the recurring use of the number "33" in news reports about tsunami warning exercises and Board of Governors operating expenses.
Angelina Jolie, Cleopatra 3D Movie Tie-in to Egypt
A theory is presented linking the ongoing Egyptian revolution to the upcoming 3D production of Cleopatra starring Angelina Jolie. The hosts suggest that major global news events are often synchronized with Hollywood film roles and productions. A news clip confirms Jolie is in talks to reprise the role originally made famous by Elizabeth Taylor.
