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Abdel Razzaq Takriti, Palestinian historian and founder of the Thawra Project, breaks down Palestinian revolutionary history. He traces settler colonial logic, 1948 dispossession, and the rise of competing movements. The conversation covers regional politics, shifting Western support, and how historical forces shaped recent transformations.

A deep dive into Philippine land reform history and how elite property systems shaped class power. Discussion of José Rizal's land dispute and the tenant resistance that followed. Graphic accounts of Spanish-era repression, forced labor, and land grabbing. Examination of Rizal’s legacy and how public memory treats his life and death.

Rachel Corbett, features writer and author of The Monsters We Make, discusses the history and limits of criminal profiling. She traces profiling from phrenology to FBI mythmaking, explores predictive policing harms, and recounts the bizarre rise and alleged abuses of art dealer Andrew Crispo. Short, sharp takes on how culture, science, and power shape our stories about violent minds.

The violence-averse Rachel Coster visits the studio as an attempt is made to understand what exactly the plan at the White House Correspondents Dinner was.Hit the tip line: (646) 801-1129 | tips@trueanon.comDiscover more episodes at podcast.trueanon.com

We welcome Jacqueline Sweet back to the studio to talk about her new exposé on Canary Mission, the pro-Israel doxing group; plus the Blaze’s J6 pipe bombing story and more…Hit the tip line: (646) 801-1129 | tips@trueanon.comDiscover more episodes at podcast.trueanon.com

An apologetic deployment of the spiritual-political history of Santacon. Hit the tip line: (646) 801-1129 | tips@trueanon.comDiscover more episodes at podcast.trueanon.com

Abby Martin, independent journalist and documentary filmmaker behind Earth's Greatest Enemy, joins to unpack big-picture threats. She discusses the US military as a top polluter. She explores historical cumulative emissions and responsibility. She examines hidden military emissions and how armed power enforces fossil-fuel interests and fuels global buildups.

Wendy Liu, former software developer turned tech critic and author who left the startup world to write about Silicon Valley. She recounts her rise through startup mythology and YC, critiques pivot culture and investor incentives, and discusses generative AI risks, tech workers’ cultural impact in San Francisco, and controversial practices around AI startups and creator platforms.

Benjamin Fogel, author and commentator on security and post‑colonial change, joins to unpack mercenaries and modern South Africa. He outlines covert black ops, alleged pharmacological crowd‑control experiments, and off‑the‑books units like the Civil Cooperation Bureau. Stories include targeted killings, intimidation tactics, and the shadow networks that funded violence.

They cover looming Iran-related deadlines, strikes near Tehran, and threats to the Strait of Hormuz. Conversations jump to rising fuel shortages, global food and fertilizer risks, and cascading economic impacts. Other segments touch on expanding drone warfare, controversial Pentagon and data center stories, and scandals in the online pornography industry.