Propawhatnow?
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This is Propawhatnow, the podcast formally known as Realitiki. But it's still about how media is a form of mind control. There is so much bread and circus nowadays, it's hard to see anything for what it really is. Propaganda is everywhere. We will keep it fun but buckle up it's gonna be a bumpy ride.
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Network shows us that what once was satire is now practically a documentary of what we call "The News"
Therapist extraordinaire Katie joins me to discuss the documentary series The Deep End. We talk pros and cons of Teal Swan and her Teal Tribe.
Highlights from the docuseries of the disturbingly true story of how FLDS leader Warren Jeffs ended up in prison.
Rachel Beulah Jensen joins me again to dive back into Black Mirror. We discuss it's episode Fifteen Million Merits and how it predicted Facebook's Metaverse all the way back in 2011. Tune in to listen to us discuss the other technology it predicted and how much we enjoy reality TV.
A look back at the 1972 documentary Future Shock. To marvel at the greatness of the narration of the future by Orson Welles. And to see if what they predicted occurred.
Rachel Beulah Jensen joins me to discuss the first episode of the incredible and brilliant series Black Mirror. We talk about how shocking The National Anthem episode is and make endless pig jokes.
Your attention is currency when it comes to social media. In this episode we look at the documentary The Social Dilemma.
Getting people to stare at screens is a lot of work and big business. We also look into Shoshana Zuboff on Surveillance Capitalism VPRO Documentary https://youtu.be/hIXhnWUmMvw
A terrifyingly true account of an extremely evil individual who tries to destroy a family for his own perversion.
A discussion of the fear of technology from days gone by. Also some great 70s paranoia films, Marky Mark, and diaper wearing astronauts. This is what a quarantine does to us. Featuring special guest Local Man Brian Higgins.
The dangers of influence and the power of social media help pull off a disaster of a music festival.
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