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I think it will be in our lifetimes comrades
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this post was submitted on 21 Dec 2024
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Weeeellll, I pretty much just listed my fave pods that aren't CTH which I don't even particularly listen to much lately.
Red Line and The Deprogram are your best bets for these subjects.
The Red Line is rarely entertainment content, but if you wanna learn some shit, it's great.
Not c/bloomer content
Not sure if you stopped listening before they released it, but TrueAnon's investigation into Synanon, addiction treatment industry history and "troubled teen" camps is really some of their best work since Epstein didn't kill himself and Maxwell got locked up. ( "The Game" - youtube playlist link )Not really on-topic for the bloomer community, I'm getting a little teary remembering listening to it because it's both a deep investigation into the history and exploitation of addiction treatment and a personal journey for Brace, diving into an abusive "troubled teen" type facility he was sent to himself as a kid. So yeah it's dark as fuck and he recounts a lot of personal trauma, but ultimately seems cathartic for Brace.
I did listen to that one, yeah. I think it's their best series ever, or rather their most engaging series. Hard to use the word "best" to describe that kind of horrible experience.
I found a YouTube link in your comment. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
Ah, there you are, finally. Interesting that you don't seem to know about channel links.
Edit: inafter youtube proxy bot