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People's Democratic Republic of Podcast Podcast

A podcast about the comparison of parliaments in various countries, taking a look at the inner workings of the system, important parties, history of elections, politically interesting events and, of course, controversy. We embrace controversy.

Episodes

  1. 30/04/2018

    Argentina

    Greetings, listeners! Join us in our visit to Argentina, taking a look at what majestic mysteries and conundrums Argentinian people face today, including organized crime, doing coke at governmental offices and more~!

    1h 56m

  2. 22/12/2017

    Don’t Trust Cows (Christmas special)

    Greetings, Listeners! This time, in Christmas, it’s time to discuss the most serious issues with Travis J. Dow, and talk about why, in the end you should hate cows. Spoiler alert: because you shouldn’t hate people instead. It’s a complicated issue, and nothing is ever simple. And when some news sources say that they’re forbidding Christmas in some places, it’s time to discuss migration. I hope you’ll listen this episode in full, that it’ll make you think – because nothing in this discussion is simple and one-sided, so we, with Travis go deep into the weeds.

    1h 24m

  3. 24/09/2017

    Europe is insane

    Greetings, Listeners of People’s Democratic Republic of Podcast! In this episode, we, with Ciaran from Previously in Europe podcast, discuss cheese, sausage, Angela Merkel, serious stuff, insult EVERY european nation ever, mock eurovision and make fun of political processes in Europe, because someone has to take them as non-seriously as possible. Warning – VERY, and I mean, EXTREMELY explicit. That is why, not going on the main feed, sorry. For hardcore PDRP fans only! FIXED EDITION!

    2h 12m

  4. 13/08/2017

    Time Cube Logics

    Greetings, Listeners! Firstly, here’s the link to Time Cube. http://timecube.2enp.com/ Don’t know what time cube is? Don’t worry. It comes up in the 2nd hour of this discussion that you should really listen through. This one is all about ideologies. And religions. And how they both get so intertwined, especially in the United States, that they affect modern political decision making. Our guest is the amazing David Sheally, and we make a lot of jokes and a lot of tangents…but…but this episode turned out so good, and so well done – and so important, that I’ve decided to include it in the main feed as well. But really – be sure to listen throught. It all comes to a point in the end.

    2h 39m

  5. 21/06/2017

    Global gay conspiracy, EXPOSED!

    Greetings, dear listeners, citizens of People’s Democratic Republic of Podcast! In this episode, we keep up with the times and the current issues, so we had an interview with a transperson about LGBTQ issues. AND WHAT WAS REVEALED WILL SHOCK YOU! 90% of people won’t listen to more than 5 minutes of this show…okay, so I decided to go full clickbait here, for reasons, actually explained in the episode. And honestly, this was quite a personal discussion – and hey, here’s someone that collects guns and is a libertarian, and she had a few things to say about the power of the state as well. In general, I hope you’ll enjoy this episode – and if you won’t…well, by now, you should know that this show is there, to promote critical reasoning. And humanity. Maybe, this human story, shall make you learn something new. Enjoy!

    60 min

  6. 03/03/2017

    Do your research

    Greetings, listeners! In this episode of PDRP, we discuss how science affects politics. And how it doesn’t. And how it’s used and abused to achieve political goals, and how everyone should apply just a little bit more critical thinking in their lives, and why global warming actually is a real problem. Also – please, don’t be offended anyone, you know me, and I’m trying to be as objective as possible. And this whole global warming and scientific issues are those who carry a lot of meaning and importance to me. Today’s guest is – Ryan Caligari, from Rumor Flies podcast, our fellow Dark Lord and you should totally check him (and his buddies) out – http://www.rumorfliespodcast.com/ he’s a chemist with deep knowledge about the subject matter, and even though I don’t agree to all of his political views, I do respect him for what he brings to the table – and that, dear listeners, is the promotion of rational thought. We should all have more of that. And empathy. They’re tied together. Enjoy!

    1h 47m

  7. 04/02/2017

    Canada

    Greetings, Citizens! In this episode, we shall look at the second largest country on planet earth, an important member of NATO, and a place where a lot of Latvian refugees went in the aftermath of WW2. Also, a lot of people from USA wanted to migrate there following the Trump elections. The problem is – politics of Canada, it’s history and issues aren’t well known and understood outside that country, yet, it’s often used as an example of healthcare and other issues. So, we try to figure out what’s the context of Canadian politics, it’s political history and what’s up with all the singing lumberjacks anyway. Enjoy! Sapere Aude!

    1h 46m

  8. 28/11/2016

    Telling “how it is”

    Greetings, listeners! In today’s episode, we are joined by Stephanie Ellaine Hunt, leader of the Drinking Liberally New York section to talk about Trump election, to discuss “how it is” and make some sense about how to still stay friendly to each other in this partisan environment. Also, we discuss race issues, women’s issues, LGBT rights and why, exactly, are minorities and these aforementioned groups afraid of Trump. And should Trump voters be afraid of Trump? Maybe there can be something good from this election? Who knows. In the next episode, which shall be released soon, we’ll be talking with Ben. That one was recorded before election – but it will be interesting to listen to that, after both election and after this episode. Enjoy. Also, music was taken from a royalty-free site, and it’s Actionable by talented Ben Sound.

  9. 28/08/2016

    Wide-eyed Cynics

    Hello, listeners of the People’s Democratic Republic of Podcast! Our episode about Denmark is in the works – the recording got a bit delayed, and this was supposed to be aired after that, BUT…it’s my birthday, and thus, I bring this to you. Here, Glen who is a self-proclaimed Zen Socialist from the Lesser Bonapartes podcast, meets Prof CJ, an Anarchist Libertarian from the Dangerous History Podcast. And…actually, they don’t duke it out. They prove that in this time of party polarization, even people with extremely opposing views can find things to agree upon, have a civilized discussion and figure things out. I’m just there to help. At the end, the problems are clear to everyone and are the same. The solutions, however, are possibly very different. IF they’re even possible. And politics…well, if politics makes you hate your fellow man, think again. Maybe it’s not the fellow man. Maybe it’s the one’s doing the politics. We’re wide-eyed cynics, ladies and gentlemen, and we like it that way. Also, thank you to Daniele Bolelli for providing our intro text. We found it fitting. And, of course, check out my fellow Dark Myths comrade shows: Lesser Bonapartes podcast –  http://thelesserbonapartes.libsyn.com/ Dangerous History podcast – http://profcj.org/ Today’s song: “RetroFuture Clean” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

  10. 13/07/2016

    Who are “us”?

    Greetings, Citizens! In this episode I managed to grab Darryl Cooper from Martyr Made, and we discussed Brexit, identity politics, USA, western world NATO, Putin and what you should do to make your community better. We probably piss of a lot of people here, but hey  – embrace controversy. And learn about what you disagree with.

  11. 02/07/2016

    Israel

    Hello, citizens of PDRP! This is our first episode, and we dive straight into controversy with this one! Taking a deep, analytical looks on the workings of Israeli parliament, elections and general craziness, and learning a lot of valuable new things in the process. Sound quality issues, as always, in the first episodes, but we’re really proud of the content. Enjoy!

    3h 14m
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A podcast about the comparison of parliaments in various countries, taking a look at the inner workings of the system, important parties, history of elections, politically interesting events and, of course, controversy. We embrace controversy.

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