The Mysterious McKinsey Group

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Sonic Youth and Murder, with Jake Brennan

Over the course of their relatively short career, Sonic Youth absolutely rocked the music world, creating timeless songs and art that remain deeply relevant in the modern day. Yet as special guest Jake Brennan, the legendary creator of Disgraceland, reveals: there's a dark, distu ...  Show more

Listener Mail: RavenEye AI, DeFlock America, the Tina Resch Poltergeist, When The President Visits and More

Dropbear Whisperer asks for more exploration of new AI initiatives like Raveneye and BlueHalo. Hidalgo inspires the guys to explore the story of Tina Resch and (alleged) poletergiest activity. Ancient Astronaut Chick shares her bizarre experience with a US President visiting a lo ...  Show more

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