3 chapters across the catalog
The hosts advocate for "opting out" of constant cell phone usage to reclaim personal autonomy and reduce government surveillance. They dismiss the common excuse of needing a phone for emergencies, suggesting that most people survived without them for decades. One host mentions using amateur radio as a more reliable security blanket for actual life-threatening situations.
The hosts read letters from donors who have sent physical checks to avoid PayPal fees. Several listeners request "karma hits" for job searches and personal struggles, leading to a discussion on the "human resource" phenomenon of karma. Bill Clanton, a criminal defense attorney in San Antonio, promotes his book "Texas DWI Facts" and receives a "de-douching" for his contribution.
Obama Backmasking Re-evaluation, Ray the Radio Guy
The hosts revisit the Obama "Yes We Can" backmasking clip with a new version provided by a listener named Ray. While the new clip attempts to replicate the "Thank you Satan" effect, the hosts find it less convincing than the original viral version. They joke about the President needing to practice his speeches specifically to ensure the reverse audio sounds correct.
