Revolution in the Sahel: Sankara, Traoré, and the New World Order w/ Inemesit Richardson
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Educator and journalist Inemesit Richardson—co-founder of the Thomas Sankara Center in Burkina Faso and contributor to African Stream—joins us for a powerful conversation on the revolutionary history of the Sahel, the legacies of Thomas Sankara and Ibrahim Traoré, and the rise of a multipolar world order. This is a compelling interview you won’t want to miss! Follow The Thomas Sankara Center IG: @burkinabooks Support the Thomas Sankara Center on Patreon: Follow African Stream: Support African Stream on Patreon: Support Probably Cancelled on to get early access to episodes or submit...
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Temple ov Blood, O9A, and the New Generation of Mass Shooters w/ BX
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@bx_on_x joins to talk about her groundbreaking research studying the emerging online phenomenon of satanic nazi accelerationist death cults and their influence behind a number of murders and mass killings across the globe. We talk about their emergence, ideology, strategy, and how parents can protect their children from becoming sucked into this online culture, which is becoming more wide-spread by the day. Apologies for my shitty audio quality -- I promise it's worth the listen. X: @bx_on_x Substack: Documentary series: Support Probably Cancelled on to get early access to episodes or...
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Crisis, Capitalism, and the Path to Socialism w/ Ted Reese
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In this episode, I sit down with Marxist theorist and author Ted Reese @grossmanite to explore the work of Henryk Grossman, one of the most important yet overlooked economists of the 20th century. Grossman’s crisis theory explains how capitalism’s internal contradictions make its collapse inevitable—raising the urgent question of what comes next. Ted breaks down why socialism isn’t just desirable but necessary, and we discuss the critical role of blue-collar workers in bringing about revolutionary change. From economic breakdown to the importance of disciplined organization, this...
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Alchemy to AI: The Occult History of Western Science (Pt. 2)
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Matthew Ehret @ehret_matthew returns to discuss his newly published trilogy, Revenge of the Mystery Cults, which uncovers the deep occult influences shaping the history of modern science. We’ll dive into the mythology surrounding Nikola Tesla, the Technocracy Inc. movement, and its ties to techno-feudalist Elon Musk. This is an episode you can't miss! Support Probably Cancelled on to get early access to episodes or submit your questions to the new PC Pod advice column!: Subscribe to PC Pod on &: t.me/pcpod
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Alchemy to AI: The Occult History of Western Science (Pt. 1)
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Matthew Ehret @ehret_matthew returns to discuss his newly published trilogy, Revenge of the Mystery Cults, which uncovers the deep occult influences shaping the history of modern science. We’ll dive into the mythology surrounding Nikola Tesla, Isaac Newton, and the alleged Nazi UFO programs while cutting through the distortions spread by Western propaganda machines like the History Channel. In part 2 of this episode we will dive deeper into the Technocracy movement and its ties to techno-feudalist Elon Musk. Note: apologies for my poor audio quality on this episode. Not sure what happened...
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Burning Man Is an Inside Job: Psychedelic Culture as MKULTRA Bio-Warfare w/ John Potash
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Author of "Drugs As Weapons Against Us" John Potash joins again to share his research for his newest documentary "CIA Drugs R Us", a dive into how the CIA has used illicit substances against the masses for decades all while framing it as "sticking it to The Man". We talk about how the hippie movement was essentially baked in a lab and used as dedicated MKULTRA test subjects, as well as avenues the MKULTRA may still be operating today through government sanctioned programs such as MAPS (The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) and cultural arenas such as Burning Man. John's...
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Making Marxism Great Again (End of the Flop Era) w/ Catherine Liu
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Scholar and author of 'Vitrue Hoarders: The Case Against the Professional Managerial Class' Catharine Liu () talks about her personal political journey as a Chinese-American within the trenches of western academia, where the Left went wrong, and her read on the 2024 elections. This is a super fun episode-- you're not going to want to miss it! Catherine is a gem. Support Probably Cancelled on to get early access to episodes or submit your questions to the new PC Pod advice column!: Subscribe to PC Pod on &: t.me/pcpod
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Championing the Working Class: Dr. Shiva’s Campaign to Reclaim America
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In this episode, we dive deep with Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai @va_shiva, a systems scientist, inventor, and candidate in the 2024 U.S. presidential race. Known for his outspoken views on health freedom, government transparency, and election integrity, Dr. Shiva shares his vision for America's future and his reasons for running as an independent candidate. We discuss his policy priorities, his unique perspective on dismantling the "establishment," what he believes needs to change to empower everyday Americans, and the censorship he's endured along the way. Support Probably Cancelled on to get...
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Surviving Hurricane Helene: What the Media Won’t Tell You
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Al joins from Asheville North Carolina to talk about what has been happening on the ground in the region since Hurricane Helene barrelled through the mountains and claimed countless lives and livelihoods. With thousands of people still missing, let's help the survivors in Appalachia on their long road to recovery. To make a monetary donation to survivors of Hurricane Helene: Venmo: @dc_distro @Beloved-Asheville Subscribe to PC Pod on & : Follow on Twitter
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The Decline of the Left w/ Alex McKay of the Marx Engels Lenin Institute
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Much-requested guest Alex McKay of the Marx Engels Lenin Institute (@MarxEngelsLnin) joins to talk about the many pitfalls of the western Left and how we can recover from decades of sabotage. , @MarxEngelsLnin, CPGB-(ML) CPGB-(ML) Support Probably Cancelled on to get early access to episodes or submit your questions to the new PC Pod advice column! Subscribe to PC Pod on & Follow on Twitter
info_outlineSam (@twinkrevsam), Laree, and Hannah join to talk about the modern LGBT+ movement and it's consequences. Are the excesses helping anyone? How should marxists approach this topic? Can postmodernism and marxism actually be congruent? And are we really "born this way"? Enjoy this very controversial episode.
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