And also my internet works again.
Sorry about the absence. It’s all nobody’s fault.
Also the Scott Horton Show podcast feed here at the Institute has been canceled by iTunes, I guess because it was the same as the one on scotthorton.org. So please go sign up there if you want to hear the new interviews. Another few weeks and I’ll be at 5,000.
60 Minutes
Suitable for All Ages
I asked Vin Armani to return to the show to talk about a video he released a couple weeks ago in which he talked about ‘The Mandela Effect,’ the ‘Consensus Crisis,’ Social Media attacks on ‘conspiracy theories’ and Bitcoin.
We talk about all of that and look at the ‘Blue Check Mark’ response to Tim Pool’s appearance on Joe Rogan’s Podcast.
Legendary Thrasher editor Jake Phelps is dead. Media doesn’t say how he died. I’ve heard a few different things.
Patrick O’Dell, producer of the great Epicly Later’d documentaries, sends him off for Vice here.
76 Minutes
Suitable for All Ages
David Gornoski is the host of the Orlando-based “A Neighbor’s Choice” radio program on WFLA 93.1 FM and 540 AM.
David is a proponent of Rene Girard’s Mimetic Theory, so Pete asked him to come on the show today to give a primer on the subject.
74 minutes
Some Strong Language
You’ve heard me mention ‘Collapsitarianism” briefly but I thought it was time we got into it. Twitter ‘superstar’ Skip joins me to give a primer into how he is planning for the eventual bottoming out of the dollar, and what we have to look forward to afterwards.
From the Jerusalem Post:
The prime minister said that, “whoever is against a Palestinian state should be for” transferring the funds to Gaza, because maintaining a separation between the PA in the West Bank and Hamas in Gaza helps prevent the establishment of a Palestinian state.
So, obviously I’m having terrible server problems that so far no genius under the sun can figure out or fix.
So I’m going to throw in the towel and try to hire a company to host all the sites and shows.
If you need to email me, use scott@antiwar.com for now.
48 Minutes
Some Strong Language
Todd Schramke, along with his partner Kim Kylland, are the producers of the documentary Stateless, which was mentioned on Episode 224 of this podcast in which Thaddeus Russell gave us an account of his interview with Lily Forester after the murder of her partner, John Galton, in Acapulco.
Todd wanted to come on to clear up some “errors” he saw in Thad’s detailing of the events.
A discussion is had about the documentary itself and its genesis, and we get into a lot about what the community in Acapulco is like.
