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The world runs on stories. Some inspire. Some deceive. And some… are designed to control you. Propaganda Loves You pulls back the curtain on the narratives shaping our world, whether they come from politicians, corporations, or the media. Through deep investigative research, historical analysis, and compelling storytelling, we break down how disinformation and propaganda works, who benefits from it, and why it’s so effective. Hosted by a team with backgrounds in military intelligence, academia, and tech, this podcast explores how propaganda has shaped history, how it operates today, and how you can recognize it in real time. Stay safe; stay aware, and remember... Propaganda Loves You.Copyright 2025 Propaganda Distilling, LLC. Politique Sciences politiques Sciences sociales
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  • Book Episode #14: Part Ten - The Dawn of Everything, by David Graeber & David Wengrow (Chapter 11-12)
    Dec 11 2025

    The Dawn of Everything: Wrapping Up Season One of The Propaganda Loves You Book Club

    In this final episode of season one of The Propaganda Loves You Book Club, the hosts conclude their discussion on 'The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity' by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The episode starts with a review of a 2021 interview with David Wengrow on Democracy Now, covering key themes discussed throughout the book, including the contributions of indigenous cultures to Western ideas of democracy and equality. The conversation touches on the importance of persuasion over coercion in organizing societies, the concept of ritual as a means of encoding social possibilities, and the potential for gender equality to drive innovation. The hosts reflect on the broader implications of the book's arguments for understanding the origins of inequality and the paths to building more equitable societies. They also discuss their personal takeaways from the book and the challenges of changing societal structures. The episode wraps up with a preview of the next season's book club selection, 'Minority Rule' by Ari Berman.

    00:00 Introduction to Nuclear Survival

    00:44 Final Episode of the Book Club

    01:03 Interview with David Wengrow on Democracy Now

    02:25 Discussion on The Dawn of Everything

    03:05 David Graeber Influence and Legacy

    04:19 David Graeber on The Dawn of Everything

    07:20 Indigenous Contributions to Enlightenment Ideas

    09:55 Critique of European Society by Indigenous Intellectuals

    17:36 Fluid Hierarchies and Seasonal Social Systems

    31:40 Reflections on the Book and Broader Questions

    43:31 Subscription Models and Capitalism

    43:48 David Graeber on Capitalism's Growth

    44:49 Historical Perspectives on Taxation

    48:14 Indigenous Leadership and Military Tactics

    57:26 Rituals, Play, and Social Freedoms

    01:09:22 Technological Innovations and Gender Equality

    01:15:12 Final Thoughts and Reflections

    01:20:24 Preview of Season Two's Book Club


    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/56269264-the-dawn-of-everything

    https://www.aribermanauthor.com/books/minority-rule

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    1 h et 24 min
  • Episode #50: Season One Finale - From Dehumanization to War Crimes, A 2025 Retrospective
    Dec 9 2025

    Propaganda Loves You Episode 50: Wrapping Up Season One and Key Conversations on Genocide and Illegal Orders

    In this milestone 50th episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' hosts Kodie, Arthur, Joe, Cheyanne, and Noah discusses the show's first season and plans for the break before season two. The team reflects on the most discussed topics, significant predictions that came true, and hopeful moments. A deep dive is dedicated to the genocide in Gaza, detailing acts, global reactions, and the legal definitions under international law. Another segment tackles recent war crimes committed by the Department of War involving illegal maritime strikes and the problematic use of SEAL Team Six against drug runners. The episode concludes with plugs for important causes and future plans.

    00:00 Introduction and Welcome

    00:54 Thanksgiving Recap and Personal Updates

    01:42 Reflecting on Season One

    02:52 The Broken Record Award

    07:49 Predictions That Came True

    15:29 The Brain Rod Award

    20:19 Moments of Hope

    24:52 Most Insightful Learnings

    32:14 Sponsor Message and Genocide in Gaza

    48:08 The Suicide Pact and Zionism

    49:48 Interconnection of Capitalism and Conflict

    51:11 The Impact of Genocide on Palestinian Society

    53:14 Dehumanizing Language and Its Consequences

    56:38 Global Capitalism and Propaganda

    01:08:34 War Crimes and Military Actions

    01:31:19 Season Finale and Future Plans


    Resources Used for this Episode -

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/03/trump-officials-boat-strikes-legal-analysis

    https://www.militarytimes.com/news/your-military/2025/12/01/former-jags-say-hegseth-others-may-have-committed-war-crimes/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monroe_Doctrine

    https://www.justsecurity.org/125998/boat-strikes-shipwrecked-servicemembers/

    https://www.congress.gov/107/plaws/publ40/PLAW-107publ40.pdf

    https://www.snopes.com/news/2025/12/03/alvin-holsey-resignation-hegseth/

    https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/its-time-for-fresh-blood-trump-purging-military-jag-lawyers-so-they-wont-be-roadblocks-to-anything-that-happens-over-next-4-years-hegseth-says/

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    1 h et 36 min
  • Book Episode #13: Part Nine - The Dawn of Everything, by David Graeber & David Wengrow (Chapter 10)
    Nov 27 2025

    Decoding State Formation and Sovereignty: A Deep Dive into 'The Dawn of Everything' - Chapter 10

    In this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You Book Club,' the discussion centers around the multifaceted aspects of state formation as explored in Chapter 10 of 'The Dawn of Everything.' The chapter, a demanding 80-page exploration, examines how states are defined, the origins and roles of sovereignty, and the emergence of bureaucracy and charismatic politics. The hosts reflect on the complexities of anthropological and historical definitions of states while comparing these elements with modern bureaucracies and charismatic leadership. They also delve into the philosophical and historical implications of bureaucratic systems and their necessity, or lack thereof, for maintaining social structures, common defense, and governance. Additionally, the conversation touches on the importance of human freedoms, such as the freedom to move, disobey, and form new groups, and how these freedoms contrast with the mechanisms of domination.


    00:00 Introduction to the Twitter/X Account Location Feature

    00:52 Welcome to the Propaganda Loves You Book Club

    01:02 Diving into Chapter 10: The State's Origins

    02:17 Exploring the Concept of the State

    02:25 Reading the Opening Essay on the State

    03:47 Historical Perspectives on the State

    10:50 Debating the Necessity of the State

    19:06 Three Forms of Domination

    38:05 Bureaucracy in Small Communities

    43:03 Origins of State Domination

    43:41 Bureaucracy vs. Mutual Aid

    45:16 The Role of Sovereign Power

    46:40 The State and Individual Preferences

    48:47 Population Size and State Necessity

    50:46 Dependency on the State

    54:57 Repurposing the State for the People

    56:47 Concepts and Individual Identity

    01:00:46 Practical Policies for the People

    01:02:15 Charismatic Leadership and Propaganda

    01:04:32 Time, Space, and Historical Perception

    01:11:44 Revolts Against Rulers

    01:14:41 Final Thoughts and Next Episode Preview

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    1 h et 19 min
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