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Podcast hosted by Zach Hing and Professor Dreg highlighting everyday ideas surrounding lifestyle, politics, and culture
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Jun 17, 2019
Jun 17, 2019
1hr 33 sec
As the American Made and Paid show progresses, part of the agenda for this podcast is to dive into how to make money, how to develop business relationships, and foster independent thinking. In this episode we dive into why basic math is necessary and needs to be explained in order for ideas to actually work. Seems rather obvious, but escapes most people who decide to venture into business endeavors.
Jun 15, 2019
Jun 15, 2019
1hr 2 min
Personal Finance and Family Dynamics should be required learning in schools, and I believe we'd see a lot of our commonplace problems with debt and broken homes become alleviated in this country. Professor Dreg provides pushback, and we dive into why home economics got removed from academics, and why these concepts are essential in early education.
Jun 13, 2019
Jun 13, 2019
1hr 12 min
This should not be surprising to most people who have been paying attention to mainstream culture. With child drag, NAMBLA, Hollywood sex cults, and prominent figures defending pedophile circles, our mainstream culture is blatantly perpetuating pedophilia and actually advocating for it. NAMBLA, an organization that we dive into, has been a very active advocate of this cause, and in this episode, Professor Dreg and myself discuss the why behind all of this.
Jun 12, 2019
Jun 12, 2019
1hr 4 min
In this 2nd segment, we dive into the reality of black on asian violent crimes in progressive cities, talking further about the different types of Asian people, and why some may be more susceptible to the issues of crime and violence caused by progressivism.
Jun 12, 2019
Jun 12, 2019
1hr 3 min
In this 2 part segment, we dive into the reality of black on asian violent crimes in progressive cities, dispelling some unfortunate truths and realities, and why it is based more on a class system, as opposed to racism.
Jun 10, 2019
Jun 10, 2019
1hr 8 min
Isn't it crazy that people have to present proof of identification and employment eligibility to get a job? And most of the time, people go for jobs because of the good benefits they offer, such as health insurance? And yet, in California, illegal immigrants are being given health benefits, without even needing to show ID or eligibility. Rather ironic and sickening isn't it? We would grant illegal immigrants benefits who cross the border without any background information before we help our own.
Jun 7, 2019
Jun 7, 2019
1hr 8 min
A case you won't see pushed very prominently by Black Lives Matter or the mainstream is the murder of Justine Damond, by a Somali-American Muslim cop, Mohamed Noor. In the event of his verdict, Professor Dreg and myself decide to weigh in on cops, the ineffectiveness of their training, and why the police force needs to be cut back and re-organized.
Jun 6, 2019
Jun 6, 2019
1hr 9 min
This episode marks a continuation of the social commentary discussed this week: feminization of men, declining testosterone levels, and language. In this segment, we dissect the social engineering that has implicitly replaced our ability to think of ourselves from entertainment and social media.
Jun 5, 2019
Jun 5, 2019
1hr 41 sec
Films are the biggest, most expensive creative projects that people will work together, fund, and cultivate. They usually are for entertainment purposes, however originally films and movies were used as propaganda machines to push a particular opinion or belief. When we look at very influential films like 'Birth of a Nation', and its impact on American opinion and culture, the recesses of it's racist impacts are still evident today in our country.
Jun 4, 2019
Jun 4, 2019
1hr 9 min
The rise of soy is no secret to most people, and it is feminizing our men. Masculinity is being challenged, but it also manifests in the consumption of soy, or estrogen, leading to emasculated men who push a liberal feminist agenda.