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Red Scare is a cultural commentary podcast hosted by bohemian layabouts Anna Khachiyan and Dasha Nekrasova.
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1We're unlocking our Slavoj Zizek episode for Thanksgiving. Video available on YouTube. Description below! *** The ladies chat with philosopher Slavoj Zizek about his recent books Pandemic! and Pandemic! 2.
The ladies review Eric Bogosian's shock jock drama Talk Radio (1988) and one-man standup play Sex, Drugs, Rock & Roll (1990).
Glenn Greenwald is back to talk about the state of journalism and the fate of the election.
The ladies answer your spookiest love and sex questions.
The ladies discuss Hunter Biden's hard drive, Billie Eilish's body reveal, Stevie Nicks' abortion comments and The NYT's Modern Love piece on what happens when you marry a sociopath. Suggested reading below.
The ladies are joined by fashion designer Paul Cupo to discuss the Spring-Summer 2021 shows. Announcement: For the next episode we'll be talking about David Cronenberg's The Brood and A Dangerous Method. Also don't forget to subscribe to Paul's podcast Not Really.
The ladies discuss last night's presidential debate, Trump's tax returns, Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination, and the situation in Nagorno Karabakh.
The ladies discuss the new race filter app Gradient, the Union Square climate change countdown clock, Alyssa Milano calling the cops on a teen, and Judith Butler's latest interview in The New Statesman.
The ladies review Netflix's latest film offerings, Maimouna Doucoure's Cuties and Charlie Kaufman's I'm Thinking of Ending Things.
The ladies discuss Bella Thorne's OnlyFans stunt, the sports strikes and NPR's In Defense of Looting interview.
The ladies discuss Steve Bannon's surprise indictment, the DNC's cringe shenanigans, Marianne Williamson's posting game, and the latest "New York is dead" genre piece.
The ladies discuss Kamala Harris for Veep, Ben Shapiro on WAP, the situation in Belarus and the Alex Morse scandal.
The ladies are back for another round of taking your burning love and sex questions.
The ladies discuss Barbie's line of political dolls and the #ChallengeAccepted hashtag campaign. Plus, we review Lana Del Rey's gorgeous poetry audiobook.
The ladies discuss the Antifa Athena, AOC's House floor theatrics, Burger Records getting canceled, Kanye's latest meltdown, and review Taylor Swift's new album.
The ladies discuss the Harper's Letter and its discontents, the Instagram bid to cancel Jon Rafman and the new culture war no one knew was a thing: public sex. Suggested reading below. Ana Valens, Public sex is at the center of a queer culture war
The ladies discuss #JewishPrivilege trending, Wayfair's kids in cabinets trafficking drama, Kanye teasing a presidential bid, and The Guardian's sexist skyscrapers piece. Suggested reading below. Leslie Kern, 'Upward-thrusting buildings ejaculating into the sky' — do cities have to be so sexist?
The ladies review Vasili Pichul's Little Vera (1988) and Paul Schrader's Hardcore (1979).
The ladies discuss Bill de Blasio's BLM-related antics, Reddit's "hate speech" purge and the St. Louis gun couple.
The ladies discuss the latest developments in the grooming discourse, including Chris D'Elia and Ansel Elgort getting cancelled for doing stuff with underage girls and Madison Beer getting cancelled for "romanticizing" Lolita.
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err..a bit aggressive mic hogger, cringe level 99.2%
"Who's profiting off of BLM? It's not black people. it's a multiracial multi-ethnic coalition of elites who depend on the ongoing raging pain of poor black people." Nailed it. Top form in the last 30 minutes.
dasha is so desperate for covid to be over so she can be "seen" in public, clearly
Missed the mark on Jordan Peake, I think. His films are aimed at liberals as a critique of them. Yes, they're superficially "on the nose," but the vein underlying them is that liberal wokeness is bullshit. 'Get Out' is about the fact that much progressive thought and action is performative; 'Us' is about the fact that progressives ignore class dynamics.
lol no burger records did not shut down "because of covid"
you dumb bitches are way smarter than you have any right to be. thanks for making a great podcast.
There is an experimental and avant-garde-sounding echo all throughout this one.
damn, they got pretty fucked up this episode with the drinking. Dasha was talking out her ass more than usual
Anna and Dasha are worth 150 million dollars.
Dasha's giggling is really getting on my nerves
Such insufferable hipocrates. My first and last episode.
you really, really needed to consult with amber before going into this.
Oh, the ugly guy segment was such a shot of adrenaline to my self-esteem, bless your weird little hearts.
How the blazes do you submit "Love Line" questions?
I adore you ladies. Thank you for being so deliciously snarky.
these bitches going to make me unsubscribe with these dumb ass teasers
as soon as he started talking, i thought to myself "ah yes, another random gay guy."
this guy was obviously not talking into the mic or mumbling, I couldn't tell it was very hard to hear him.
Art is gay as hell.
movies are incredibly gay