Srsly Wrong

The hosts explore a wild proposal for enforced equal bank balances, sparking debates on economic equality. They dive into the consequences of inequality, linking it to societal harms like crime and poor health. A comedic trip to 'Treasure Island' satirizes the ultra-rich, while serious discussions reveal how unearned income perpetuates wealth gaps. They advocate for policies like public capital pools, living wages, and corporate accountability to address the widening divide. Prepare for intriguing anecdotes that highlight class resentment and the need for reform!

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“Enough is Enough!” is the motto this week as the Wrong Boys talk about all the ways in which we could, and sometimes already do, have enough of enough things in order to take care of ourselves and the planet. They present pragmatic policy proposals that could end homelessness and hunger in just a few easy steps.   Theme Song by Trái Bơ https://traibo.bandcamp.com/

The utopian practice involves tirelessly working towards the ever-receding horizon of the best possible world for everyone. There’s a lot to be done, and a lot of different tactics that can be of use. The Wrong Boys discuss the place that violent and non-violent direct action have in the work of striving for a better tomorrow, and cast a light on the widest possible spectrum of tactical options. Sign up for Insider Srsly Wrong content! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

Shawn is joined by Nicole and Hugh from Ad Astra Comix to talk about their work, as well as the current state of activism and the left. Buy ‘The Beast’ and see Nicole and Hugh’s work! Theme song by Hunt Hunt Hunt Camp Submissions for the contest can be sent it through the voicemail feature on our contact page. Sign up for Insider Srsly Wrong content! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

“The biggest enemy of virtue is not those who do wrong, but those who signal virtue. Virtue is good, obviously, but signalling virtue is very bad. This is the extent of my analysis.” – Freakin Mooks who’s dumb ass arguments can’t even scratch the Wrong Boys pearly white armour FULL EPISODE HERE: https://www.patreon.com/posts/ep-138-virtue-16003791 http://srslywrong.com/insider-content/ep-138-virtue-signalling-full-version/ Sign up for this and other Insider Srsly Wrong content! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

Everything you both do and don’t want to know about eggs leave us a voice message – http://srslywrong.com/contribute   Contribute and get bonus episodes! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

A penetrating examination of creativity and all of its many aspects, starring Shawn, Aaron, and of course – Sparkle Baby.

This week the Wrong Boys address the criticism that they are far too optimistic and nowhere near cynical enough by getting down on their knees and worshiping the zero. leave us a voice message – http://srslywrong.com/contribute   Contribute and get bonus episodes! https://www.patreon.com/srslywrong http://srslywrong.com/subscribe-via-paypal/

Dive into the genius of Fred Rogers, celebrated as America's greatest poet and philosopher. The hosts explore his cultural impact, touching on topics like his advocacy for PBS funding and emotional honesty. They share personal stories illuminating Rogers' role in shaping kindness and cooperation in children. The discussion spans his thoughtful approach to silence and music, the duality of human emotions, and even comedic sketches highlighting his values. A profound reflection on how Rogers' teachings resonate in both personal growth and societal change.