Side Stories: Mo Money Mo Problems

When you hear the word “bias,” you may think of a conscious form of prejudice—but the most potent biases are actually subconscious. These implicit biases are normal neurological responses to the culture you grow up in. In the United States, everyone encounters and encodes antiblack bias to some degree, even in black communities. This racial bias doesn’t just influence how you make decisions—it determines what you notice in your environment and what becomes invisible. And in high-stakes situations like police encounters, the consequences of racial bias can be devastating.

In this guide, we’ll discuss how your brain creates bias; how that bias impacts every area of your life, from where you live to how you post online; and, most importantly, how to combat implicit bias to create a fairer world for everyone. We’ll also compare Dr. Eberhardt’s research on racial bias to other popular books on racism such as How to Be an Antiracist and White Fragility.

Dive into the darkly humorous world of "Last Podcast On The Left" with hosts Henry Zebrowski and Marcus Parks as they explore the bizarre corners of human behavior and cultural phenomena. From the peculiar job ad that Denver Zoo disseminated in search of elephant sperm collectors to the unsettling yet comical case of an intruder in James and Brittany Campbell's home, this episode is a rollercoaster of oddities. Alongside their discussion, they touch on serious topics with their own irreverent spin, such as responsible journalism in crime reporting and the stark realities of pet ownership and mortality.

The hosts of "Last Podcast On The Left" balance laughter with authenticity as they engage with fan questions on topics ranging from illegal archaeology to the emblematic legal status of BDSM contracts. They also share their own creative ventures, announcing their foray into the collectibles market and the launch of an independent comic book series, "Operation Sunshine." Through their unique blend of dark humor and entrepreneurial spirit, Zebrowski and Parks thank their listeners for their unwavering support and tease exciting future content, promising yet more compelling and entertaining dives into society's fascinating underbelly.

Enter the political arena on the PBD Podcast episode featuring Patrick Bet-David, Vincent Oshana, and special guest Chris Cuomo as they dissect dynamic topics, from the possibility of Andrew Cuomo's mayoral candidacy to the role of economic policies in Trump's administration. Cuomo provides a unique perspective on political strategies and the significance of unity within the two-party system, while critiquing the bureaucratic roadblocks that stifle effective governance. Their intense deliberation goes beyond partisanship, embracing the complexity of American politics and cultural shifts in demographics under the Biden administration.

Engage with an in-depth analysis of societal changes as Chris Cuomo reflects on the loss of religious influence and the rise of societal intolerance, proposing national service as a solution to foster community values. Moving onto the global stage, the conversation examines the role of technology, like Elon Musk's Starlink, in geopolitical conflicts and the urgent need for economic approaches over militaristic ones in the Middle East. As the podcast unwinds, issues of media integrity and journalistic ethics come to the forefront, with Cuomo advocating for the crucial balance between neutrality and narrative shaping in political reporting—a timely discourse on the intersections of media, justice, and ethical journalism.

In The God Delusion, University of Oxford biologist and anti-religion activist Richard Dawkins seeks to demystify religion and discredit faith. He explores the unlikelihood of God’s existence; how evolution by natural selection explains the centrality of religion to the human experience; and how religion promotes immoral values, impoverishes the human mind, and provides justification for intolerance and persecution. He argues that ultimately, we as humans must free ourselves from our self-imposed shackles by destroying faith and religion and positively embracing the full potential of our species.

Join Brittany Broski in The Broski Report as she bares her soul, inviting listeners to journey with her through deeply personal narratives, ranging from humorous tales of video game cosplayers to her complex break from the Christian Church. Pack in laughter as Brittany recounts her humorous venture into an admired Call of Duty cosplayer's social media life, leading her down a rabbit hole of unexpected revelations, and join her in navigating the tumultuous world of online dating.

In later sections, brace yourself as Brittany delves into more profound areas of her life. Engage with her in a profound discourse exploring Ethel Kane's music album "Preacher's Daughter", a masterwork echoing religious burdens, and follow her through her spiritual journey that eventually leads to her break from the Church. Brittany explores the complexities of her faith journey in a raw and emotive way, exhibiting a deep emotional connection with both Ethel Kane's music and books such as the "Throne of Glass" series. This intimate narrative reveals Brittany’s own truth and is sure to resonate with listeners from various walks of life.

Dive into the darkly humorous world of "Last Podcast On The Left" with hosts Henry Zebrowski and Marcus Parks as they explore the bizarre corners of human behavior and cultural phenomena. From the peculiar job ad that Denver Zoo disseminated in search of elephant sperm collectors to the unsettling yet comical case of an intruder in James and Brittany Campbell's home, this episode is a rollercoaster of oddities. Alongside their discussion, they touch on serious topics with their own irreverent spin, such as responsible journalism in crime reporting and the stark realities of pet ownership and mortality.

The hosts of "Last Podcast On The Left" balance laughter with authenticity as they engage with fan questions on topics ranging from illegal archaeology to the emblematic legal status of BDSM contracts. They also share their own creative ventures, announcing their foray into the collectibles market and the launch of an independent comic book series, "Operation Sunshine." Through their unique blend of dark humor and entrepreneurial spirit, Zebrowski and Parks thank their listeners for their unwavering support and tease exciting future content, promising yet more compelling and entertaining dives into society's fascinating underbelly.

Dive into a raucous journey of comedy and true crime with hosts Henry Zebrowski and Ben Kissel in the latest episode from the Last Podcast On The Left. This time, the duo tackles a potpourri of the perverse and peculiar, all while maintaining their distinctive blend of irreverence and wit. From the shadows of history's darkest moments to the utterly outrageous anecdotes of modern life, Henry and Ben navigate a tapestry of tales that will have you thoroughly entertained and occasionally squirming in your seat.

Buckle up for Side Stories that stretch from the supernatural to the all-too-real consequences of human folly, including the specter of notorious criminals and unlikely accidents during air travel. Whether they're discussing the tragic echoes of 9/11, the chilling finds in a serial killer's home, or the lighter side of paranormal hunts and personal shenanigans, the Last Podcast On The Left guarantees a wild ride. Remember to strap in as they bring you along on their hilarious and sometimes horrifying exploration of life's oddities, urging listeners to embrace the wackiness of the world with a sense of humor and a dash of caution.

In this offbeat installment of "Last Podcast On The Left," hosts Henry Zebrowski, Ben Kissel, and Marcus Parks delve into the dark and often bizarre world of true crime. From the mystery behind the Melbourne Mushroom Murders to the tale of a Canadian police station with its very own bar, this "Relaxed Fit" episode offers a plethora of riveting stories wrapped in the show's signature mix of irreverent humor and insightful commentary.

As usual, the trio balances the grim with the light, sharing personal anecdotes about self-care and retrospection on quirky kitchen gadgets from yesteryears. Listen to the chemistry of Zebrowski, Kissel, and Parks as they tackle everything from celebrity scandals to philosophical musings on mortality and fidelity. This episode is not just a true crime digest; it's an examination of societal quirks, an homage to comedy, and an exploration of life behind bars, all while maintaining a deep appreciation for their listeners' unwavering support.

Explore the nexus of fame, ethics, and societal impact with Patrick Bet-David and his eclectic panel—Adam Sosnick, Vincent Oshana, and special guest Dana White—on the PBD Podcast. Episode 330 navigates the complexities of personal branding amidst public scandals, ethical dilemmas in sponsorships, and sociopolitical commentary. From Elon Musk's Twitter theatrics to Snoop Dogg's surprising pronouncements, the hosts dissect celebrity-brand dynamics, while reflecting on how personal values interplay with business in the face of brand deals, noting how figures like Dana White and Theo Vaughn navigate these waters.

Dive deeper into spirited discussions on global and domestic issues as these thought leaders unpack the intricacies of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, criticize a lack of open discourse in American politics, and grapple with the thorny issue of digital censorship. The episode also examines military policy shifts, such as the U.S. Army's vaccination mandate, and encourages accountability for societal choices during the pandemic. With a forthcoming interview with Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi and an invitation to participate in an upcoming Town Hall, the PBD Podcast promises to keep its audience both enlightened and actively involved in the conversation.