3 chapters across the catalog
Using the Pied Piper from "Shrek" as a metaphor, Mo Facts argues that controlling music allows for the control of people's movements. Adam Curry references Joseph Goebbels using Wagner's music to rile up crowds and the theory of 432 Hertz tuning. They conclude that those seeking a one-world government must control or mislead the voices that resonate with the masses.
The Lex Friedman interview is further dissected, focusing on Friedman's use of the word "redundant" to describe West's rhetoric and his reference to Joseph Goebbels. West's "trolling" of the interview is highlighted as a way to expose Friedman's role as a "guidance counselor" sent to extract an apology. They also contrast the media's concern for West's mental health with the censorship of Beyonce for using the word "spaz."
Judge Joe Brown discusses the history of propaganda, claiming the Nazis studied the American movie industry to refine their techniques. The hosts discuss Operation Paperclip and the influence of Edward Bernays on the American "delivery system" for messaging. Brown argues that his patriarchal viewpoint led to his removal from mainstream television as it conflicted with the prevailing media agenda.
