Topic: Torrance

5 chapters across the catalog

Nekkidly
Episode 1863 19:22 - 21:34

1863: Nekkidly

LinkedIn Manifesto, Shooter Identity

The shooter, identified as a 31-year-old from Torrance, California, posted a manifesto on LinkedIn detailing his intent to target Trump administration officials. CCTV footage showed the suspect charging a security checkpoint with a shotgun, handgun, and knives. While reports claimed a Secret Service officer was shot, some observers questioned if the injury resulted from crossfire.

p-doom
Episode 1610 3:25:40 - 3:28:50

1610: p-doom

Global Meetups and San Francisco Report

A field report from a recent San Francisco meetup is played, featuring several long-time listeners and new producers. Upcoming meetups are announced for Fort Worth, Torrance, and various locations in the Netherlands and the U.S. through December. The hosts emphasize that "connection is protection" and encourage listeners to attend or start their own local gatherings.

Value Chain
Episode 1504 2:53:49 - 2:57:53

1504: Value Chain

No Agenda Meetups and Listener Clips

A list of upcoming producer-organized meetups is read, covering locations from Fort Wayne, Indiana to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The hosts emphasize the community aspect of the show and encourage listeners to start their own local groups.

MAGATARD
Episode 1457 2:02:48 - 2:07:49

1457: MAGATARD

Toyota Mirai, Hydrogen Fuel Experience

A listener shares their experience leasing a 2018 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in California. While the car offered significant rebates and free fuel, the infrastructure was plagued by offline stations and freezing fuel nozzles. The report concludes that hydrogen will not be a viable alternative to gasoline in the U.S. without a dedicated pipeline system.

33 Cases
Episode 1266 2:21:37 - 2:34:57

1266: 33 Cases

Final Donor Acknowledgments and Birthday Shoutouts

The final segment of donor thank-yous included a 35th birthday message from a producer in Queensland and a check from Dutch expats living in Southern California. The hosts addressed the "dishonesty" of the mainstream media as the primary driver for their news deconstruction. They concluded the production segment by bestowing final titles and reading the "jobs karma" list for listeners seeking employment.