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Episode 249: Russell Weiner founder of Rockstar Energy, son of Michael Savage feat. Felix Biederman (Patreon)

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2021-09-09 09:00:03
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This episode we down some energy drink and dive into the legacy of Michael Savage, and the footnote of Rockstar Energy Drink, his son Russell Weiner. Featuring our special guest from Chapo Trap House, Felix Biederman. The lads were having so much fun that the audio get's a little bit crispy here and there, but it just goes to show you how spicy the show and the subject is this time around. Don't forget to check out Sean and Yogi's Twitter/Instagram for more info about their live shows in Seattle and Portland

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NYCM&AHole

Lol I forgot about Savage

Michael S. Judge

Michael Savage pretending to piss on Allen Ginsberg is the ur-instance of "don't threaten him with a good time"

Michael S. Judge

My favorite Larry King exchange: LARRY: So how was growing up in Minneapolis? PRINCE: Oh, it was good. It's actually a very multicultural place, and – LARRY [way too loud]: NOT A LOT OF BLACKS!

Anonymous

Instant classic episode

K

Everyone wanting to be a media star is such collective insanity. If people were living in bands where they actually had their social needs met as they did for hundreds of thousands of years I don't think you'd see that desire any more. It's as if the alienating forces of technology now consume and then virtualize human reality in a terrifying process of unbecoming. And then natural human drives toward becoming get maladapted toward this accelerating process of unbecoming. I guess one day we'll all be hard drives in sealed vaults. But there should really be no reason why technology must continually power this drive toward nothing. It functions as humans think it ought to.