MY THREE FAVORITE THINGS THIS WEEK
1. After securing 1.5 billion for the next fifty episodes, South Park is back and they have reached new levels of giving zero effs.
2. New Album Alert! The Bones of J.R. Jones has a roots noir vibe, that perfect blend of blues, folk, rock, and soul that I find so addictive. His song “Shameless” from his new album Radio Waves is on repeat in my car. If you aren’t familiar with his work, you’re welcome.
3. Obsessed with Martha Stewart’s slow cooker chicken chili tacos. It’s super easy to meal prep and I eat it all week. I’ll also roast some sweet potatoes on Sunday for the week and pile on some chicken with some shredded cheddar cheese, heat it up in the microwave or oven, add a healthy scoop of greek yogurt and Trader Joe’s cowboy caviar. It’s become my standard lunch.
REAL AMERICA WITH BRIDGET PHETASY
A.I. Is Coming For Us All
This week on Real America, Bridget talked to you guys about artificial intelligence, with a guest appearance by Katherine Dee.
WALK-INS WELCOME - EPISODE #348
Finding Truth in a Sea of Slop - Nancy Rommelmann
Nancy Rommelmann returns to Walk-Ins Welcome fresh from reporting on ICE raids for Reason Magazine. She and Bridget discuss LA's unprecedented triple crisis—immigration crackdowns, devastating wildfires, and Hollywood's exodus—and what might be next for the city, which leads to the larger question of whether America itself is resetting.
DUMPSTER FIRE - EPISODE #234
Where Does South Park Go From Here?
New South Park season comes out swinging, bringing back Jesus, Saddam Hussein, Trump’s penis, and PC Principal. South Park is the embodiment of giving zero f*cks, why capitalism always wins, and wondering where the culture goes from here.
DUMPSTER FIRE - EPISODE #235
Democrats Have A Late Night Problem
Colbert is cancelled. Some say fascism, we say economics. Imagine what we could do with $100 million dollars a year! Plus, what the loss of NPR will mean for Dumpster Fire.
THE SPECTATOR
“The Internet is Dying and So Are We”
Check out Bridget’s most recent article for The Spectator, “The internet is dying and so are we,” which examines the Dead Internet Theory and the limits of human expansion.
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