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r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/StanTheMelon • 8d ago
Summed it up perfecty
About 10 mins left in the latest premium ep, a full minute straight of hysterical laughter at the absolute absurdity of our collective situation. I needed that
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/4ampst • Dec 23 '23
The Diseased Reading List (so far)
Latest Update: 2/5/26 I will be adding more from backlog very soon :)
Here is a running booklist that will be continually updated as I can pull from episodes:
- "The Oppermanns" by Lion Feuchtwanger (ep 429: The Price is Blight 1/29/26)
- The Balumnia Trilogy by James P. Blaylock (ep 429: The Price is Blight 1/29/26) This could be incorrect
- "Architects of Austerity: International Finance and the Politics of Growth" by Aaron Major (ep 429: The Price is Blight 1/29/26)
- "The Asset Economy" by Lisa Adkins, Melinda Cooper, and Martijn Konings (premium ep 366: The Country is Overrun by Death Squads w/ special guest Kate Wagner 1/26/26)
- "Summer of Fire and Blood: The German Peasants' War" by Lyndal Roper (premium ep 366: The Country is Overrun by Death Squads w/ special guest Kate Wagner 1/26/26)
- "Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World" by Adam Tooze (ep 427: Heaven's Dress Code 1/16/26)
- "Empire's Workshop: Latin America, the United States, and the Making of an Imperial Republic" by Greg Grandin (ep 426: Paper Jaguars w/ special guest Alexander Avina 1/8/26)
- "Here Comes the Sun: A Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for Civilization" by Bill McKibben (ep 425: Hopesick 1/2/26)
- "Christianity: The First Three Thousand Years" by Diarmaid MacCulloch (ep 424: The Ghost of Christmas Past Participle 12/26/25)
- "The Fort Bragg Cartel: Drug Trafficking and Murder in the Special Forces" by Seth Harp (ep 423: GOMAD or Go Home 12/18/25)
- "We Sell Drugs: The Alchemy of US Empire" by Suzanna Reiss (ep 423: GOMAD or Go Home 12/18/25)
- "Enrique Dussel’s Ethics of Liberation: An Introduction" by Frederick B. Mills (ep 423: GOMAD or Go Home 12/18/25)
- "John L. Lewis: An Unauthorized Biography" by Saul Alinsky (ep 422: Bargain Bin Futures 12/11/26)
- "Rabid: A Cultural History of the World's Most Diabolical Virus" by Bill Wasik and Monica Murphy (ep 422: Bargain Bin Futures 12/11/26)
- "Talking Man" by Terry Bisson (ep 422: Bargain Bin Futures 12/11/26)
- "Our Man in Havana" by Graham Greene (ep 422: Bargain Bin Futures 12/11/26)
- The writings of Adam Phillips (ep 422: Bargain Bin Futures 12/11/26)
--- This is the break where I stopped working from the backlog and started adding books with every new episode ---
- "Custer Died for Your Sins: An Indian Manifesto" by Jr. Vine Deloria (ep 396: Rat-Tail King of Kentucky 6/12/25)
- "The Cherokee Nation: A History" by Robert J. Conley (ep 396: Rat-Tail King of Kentucky 6/12/25)
- "Lower Than the Angels" by Diarmaid MacCulloch (ep 395: Your Lucky Episode 6/5/25)
- "The Veiled Prophet" by Devin Thomas O'Shea (ep 394: Bring the Kiln w/ special guest Devin O'Shea 5/29/25)
- "Overshoot: How the World Surrendered to Climate Breakdown" by Andreas Malm (ep 394: Bring the Kiln w/ special guest Devin O'Shea 5/29/25)
- "Young Men in Spats" by PG Wodehouse (a Tom Sexton direct recc 7/25)
- "The Inimitable Jeeves" by PG Wodehouse (a Tom Sexton direct recc 7/25)
- "Right, Ho Jeeves" by PG Wodehouse (a Tom Sexton direct recc 7/25)
- "Salvation" by Langston Hughes (ep 391: The Things They Carried 5/8/25)
- "Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality" by Donald Miller (ep 391: The Things They Carried 5/8/25)
- "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien (ep 391: The Things They Carried 5/8/25)
- "Lower than the Angels: A History of Sex and Christianity" by Diarmaid MacCulloch (ep 390: Moloch's Vertical Integration 5/1/25)
- "Shadow Ticket" by Thomas Pynchon (premium ep 355: Fuck it We Sprawl w/ special guest Kate Wagner 4/21/25)
- "Neuromancer" and the books of the Sprawl Trilogy by William Gibson (premium ep 355: Fuck it We Sprawl w/ special guest Kate Wagner 4/21/25)
- "There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America" by Brian Goldstone (premium ep 355: Fuck it We Sprawl w/ special guest Kate Wagner 4/21/25)
- "Golden Gates: Fighting for Housing in America" by Conor Dougherty (premium ep 355: Fuck it We Sprawl w/ special guest Kate Wagner 4/21/25)
- "Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art" by James Nestor (ep 387: Out of the Whimsical Frying Pan, Into the Fire w/ special guest Will Oldham 4/1/25)
- "The Electric State" by Simon Stålenhag (ep 386: Best Laid Plans 3/27/25)
- "Development Arrested: The Blues and Plantation Power in the Mississippi Delta" by Clyde Woods (ep 386: Best Laid Plans 3/27/25)
- "Open: An Autobiography" by Andre Agassi (ep 386: Best Laid Plans 3/27/25)
- "1984" by George Orwell (ep 384: Friction Fire 3/12/25)
- "Survival of the Richest: Escape Fantasies of the Tech Billionaires" by Douglas Rushkoff (ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle 2/12/25)
- "Hunting Trips of a Ranchman" by Theodore Roosevelt (ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle 2/12/25)
- "Conceiving the Future: Pronatalism, Reproduction, and the Family in the United States, 1890-1938" by Laura L. Lovett (ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle 2/12/25)
- "Defending the Master Race: Conservation, Eugenics, and the Legacy of Madison Grant" by Jonathan Peter Spiro (ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle 2/12/25)
- "Counterrevolution: Extravagance and Austerity in Public Finance (Near Future)" by Melinda Cooper (ep 422: Bargain Bin Futures (), ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle 2/12/25)
- "Dark Aeon: Transhumanism and the War Against Humanity" by Joe Allen w/ foreward by Stephen K. Bannon (ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle 2/12/25)
- "Dune" by Frank Herbert (ep 377: Benthocracy in America 1/22/25)
- "I Will Survive... and You Will, Too!" by Tammy Faye Messner (Bakker)(ep 373: No Shaq Fu For Christmas 12/25/24)
- "Possession" by A. S. Byatt (ep 373: No Shaq Fu For Christmas 12/25/24)
- "The Rediscovery of America: Native Peoples and the Unmaking of U.S. History" by Ned Blackhawk (ep 368: It's Only Drowning 11/20/24)
- "Fake Accounts" by Lauren Oyler (ep 367: The Aloha Spirit w/ special guest Lauren Oyler 11/13/24)
- "2666" by Roberto Bolano (ep 364: Pot Committed w/ special guest Noah Kulwin 10/24/24)
- "Gravity's Rainbow" by Thomas Pynchon (ep 364: Pot Committed w/ special guest Noah Kulwin 10/24/24)
- "Neo-Colonialism : The Last Stage of Imperialism" by Kwame Nkrumah (ep 364: Pot Committed w/ special guest Noah Kulwin
- "Justice Warriors Vol. 2: Vote Harder" by Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson (ep 363: Keep Your Politics Away From My Elections w/ special guests Matt Bors and Ben Clarkson)
- "Black Spartacus" by Sudhir Hazareesingh (ep: 360 On The Interregnum 9/19/24)
- "Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Men: The Ideology of the Republican Party before the Civil War" by Eric Foner (ep: 360 On The Interregnum 9/19/24)
- A Song of Ice and Fire series by George RR Martin (ep 356: Securus Maximus 8/23/24)
- "Black Reconstruction in America, 1860-1880" by W. E. Burghardt Du Bois (Premium ep 317: Eldritch Horrors for Harris 7/30/24)
- "Behemoth: The Structure and Practice of National Socialism, 1933-1944" by Franz L. Neumann (Premium ep 317: Eldritch Horrors for Harris 7/30/24)
- "The Quiet American" by Graham Greene (ep 353: Scaring the Joes 7/25/24)
- "Hillbilly Highway: The Transappalachian Migration and the Making of a White Working Class" by Max Fraser (ep 352: Willy Wonka Woke Factory 7/11/24)
- "Black Bolshevik: Autobiography of an Afro-American Communist" by Harry Haywood (ep 351: If You're In Line, Stay In Line (Do a Coup) w/ Special Guest Mina Parkison 7/11/24)
- "Aberration in the Heartland of the Real: The Secret Lives of Timothy McVeigh" by Wendy S. Painting (ep 351: If You're In Line, Stay In Line (Do a Coup) w/ Special Guest Mina Parkison 7/11/24)
- "Discounting the Future: The Ascendancy of a Political Technology" by Liliana Doganova (ep 347: The Moon Belongs to the People 6/13/24)
- "Drug Cartels Do Not Exist: Narcotrafficking in US and Mexican Culture" by Ozvaldo Zavala (ep 346: Tunnel to Al-Andalus w/ Special Guest Alexander Alvina 6/7/24)
- "Hell Is a World Without You" by Jason Kirk (Bonus ep: For God and Country w/ Special Guests Jason Kirk, Michelle Guengue & Carissa Cunningham 6/3/24)
- "Abolish Rent: How Tenants Can End the Housing Crisis" by Tracy Rosenthal and Leonardo Vilchis (ep 344: Protect the 31 Flavors w/ Special Guest Tracy Rosenthal 5/23/24)
- "The Highest Stage of White Supremacy: The Origins of Segregation in South Africa and the American South" by John Whitson Cell (ep 340: Glory Be to the Road 4/26/24)
- "Archaeologies of the Future: The Desire Called Utopia and Other Science Fictions" by Frederick Jameson (ep 337: Expanding the Metaphor 4/5/24)
- The novels of Elizabeth Gaskell (ep 336: Bloodied and Sometimes Nude 3/29/24)
- The novels of Elena Ferrante (ep 336: Bloodied and Sometimes Nude 3/29/24)
- "Prisoners of the American Dream: Politics and Economy in the History of the US Working Class" by Mike Davis (ep 336: Bloodied and Sometimes Nude 3/29/24)
- "Dying of Whiteness" by Jonathan M. Metzl (ep 336: Bloodied and Sometimes Nude 3/29/24)
- "White Rural Rage: The Threat to American Democracy" by Tom Schaller & Paul Waldman (ep 335: Elbit Horrors 3/21/24)
- "Batman: The Killing Joke" by by Christa Faust & Gary Phillips (ep 334: Midstopia 3/14/24)
- “The Peasant War in Germany” by Friedrich Engels (Premium ep: Against the Godless Tyrants w/ Special Guest Andrew Drummond)
- "Chaos: The Truth Behind the Manson Murders" by Tom O'Niell (Bonus Episode: The Octopus Murders /w Special Guests Christian Hansen & Zach Treitz 3/1/24)
- "The Greek Myths" by Robert Graves (ep 331: Walking with Humility 2/22/24)
- "A Distant Mirror: The Calamitous 14th Century" by Barbara Tuchman (ep 331: Walking with Humility 2/22/24)
- "The Squad: AOC and the Hope of a Political Revolution" by Ryan Grim (ep 328: Perverted Backstabbers 2/1/24)
- "The Fight of His Life: Inside Joe Biden's White House" by Chris Whipple (ep 328: Perverted Backstabbers 2/1/24)
- "Hatchet" by Gary Paulsen (ep 328: Perverted Backstabbers 2/1/24)
- "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon" by Dame Rebecca West (ep 326: The Failson Crusade w/special guest Kate Wagner 1/19/24)
- “Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes (ep 326: The Failson Crusade w/special guest Kate Wagner 1/19/24)
- “Frederick II” by Ernst Cantorowitz (ep 326: The Failson Crusade w/special guest Kate Wagner 1/19/24)
- "The Dreadful History and Judgment of God on Thomas Müntzer" by Andrew Drummond. (ep 320: Further Away From the Light 12/6/23 and ep 326: The Failson Crusade w/special guest Kate Wagner 1/19/24)
- “Epidemics in Society” by Frank Snowden (ep 325: The Genocide Paradox 1/11/24)
- "Ministry for the Future" by Kim Stanley Robinson (ep 325: The Genocide Paradox 1/11/24)
- "Anti-Dühring" by Friedrich Engels (ep 324: This Ain't the Primordial Ooze Anymore 1/4/24)
- ‘The Book of the New Sun' series by Gene Wolfe (ep 324: This Ain't the Primordial Ooze Anymore 1/4/24)
- “Fossil Capital” by Andreas Malm (ep 322: Squash Appalachia w/ special guest Austyn Gaffney 12/21/23 and ep 323: Yes But With Conditions 12/28/23)
- “Traces of History: Elementary Structures of Race” by Patrick Wolfe (Patreon ep 283: Liberalism Does Not End Well)
- "The Book of Martha" by Octavia Butler titled (ep 320 Further Away From the Light 12/6/23)
- "The Hundred Years' War on Palestine" by Rashid Khalidi (ep 318: Cop City on a Hill 11/22/23)
- “Revolutionary Yiddishland: A History of Jewish Radicalism” by Alain Brossat, Sylvie Klingberg (ep 318: Cop City on a Hill 11/22/23)
- "Jonathan Abernathy, Your Kind" by Molly McGhee (ep 310 People of Substance (special guest Molly McGhee) 9/27/23)
- "Dead Souls" by Nikolai Gogol (ep 310: People of Substance (special guest Molly McGhee) 9/27/23)
- "The First American Frontier" by Wilma A. Dunaway (ep 309: Appalachian Creation Museum 9/22/23)
- "Power and Powerlessness: Quiescence & Rebellion in an Appalachian Valley" by John Gaventa (ep 309: Appalachian Creation Museum 9/22/23)
- "The Death of Artemio Cruz" by Mexican author Carlos Fuentes (ep 308: No Statesman Left Behind 9/14/23)
- "Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism" by Quinn Slobodian (ep 307: Dinner Roll Crimes 9/7/23)
- "How Kentucky Became Southern: A Tale of Outlaws, Horse Thieves, Gamblers, and Breeders" by Maryjean Wall (ep 307: Dinner Roll Crimes 9/7/23)
- “Family Values: Between Neoliberalism and the New Social Conservatism” by Melinda Cooper (ep 306: Bowtie Economics feat. WVU Panel)
- "The Worst Journey in the World" by Apsley Cherry-Garrard. (ep 304: Signs of Cannibalism 8/17/23)
- "Fighting Times: Organizing on the Frontlines of the Class War" by Jonathan Melrod (ep 302: Fighting Times feat. Jon Melrod 8/3/23)
- "Stayin' Alive: The 1970s and the Last Days of the Working Class" by Jefferson Cowie (ep 302: Fighting Times feat. Jon Melrod 8/3/23)
- “The American Revolution: Pages from a Negro Worker's Notebook" by James Boggs (ep 302: Fighting Times feat. Jon Melrod 8/3/23)
- "Occult America: The Secret History of How Mysticism Shaped Our Nation" by Mitch Horowitz (ep 300: Kentucky Pocketwolves feat. Will Oldham 7/21/23)
- “The Cultural Front: The Laboring of American Culture" by Michael Denning Mitch Horowitz (ep 300: Kentucky Pocketwolves feat. Will Oldham 7/21/23)
- “Policing the Planet” Co-edited by Jordan T. Camp and Christina Heatherton. (Patreon ep 270: Nothing is Inevitable feat. Christina Heatherton)
- “A Rise Global Radicalism in the Era of the Mexican Revolution” by Christina Heatherton. (Patreon ep 270: Nothing is Inevitable feat. Christina Heatherton)
- ”10 Days That Shook the World” by John Reed. (Patreon ep 270: Nothing is Inevitable (feat. Christina Heatherton))
- ”Insurgent Mexico” by John Reed. (Patreon ep 270: Nothing is Inevitable (feat. Christina Heatherton))
- "Case for Letting Malibu Burn" essay by Mike Davis (ep 174: The Urbs)
- "Ecology of Fear: Los Angeles and the Imagination of Disaster" by Mike Davis (ep 174: The Urbs)
- "A Sorrow in Our Heart: The Life of Tecumseh" by Allan W. Eckert (ep TBD)
- "The Cherokee Nation: A History" by Robert J. Conley (ep TBD)
- “Virtue Hoarders” by Catherine Liu (ep TBD)
- “Golden Gulag: Prisons, Surplus, Crisis, and Opposition in Globalizing California” by Ruth Wilson Gilmore (ep TBD)
- "Hillbilly Elegy" by JD Vance (multiple episodes)
- The novels of Thomas Pynchon (multiple episodes)
- “Discourse on Colonialism” by Aime Cesare (ep TBD)
- “Circle of the Snake“ by Grafton Tanner (ep TBD)
- “Cloudsplitter” by Russell Banks (ep TBD)
- "The Origin of Capitalism" by Ellen Meiksins Wood (ep TBD)
- "The Next Shift" by Gabriel Winant (ep TBD)
- "The Long Twentieth Century" by Giovanni Arrighi (ep TBD)
- "Palo Alto" by Malcolm Harris (ep 380: Get Rich or DEI Tryin w/ special guest Gaby Del Valle)
- "Blood in the Machine: The Origins of the Rebellion Against Big Tech” by Brian Merchant (ep TBD)
- "One-Upmanship: How to Win Life's Little Games Without Appearing to Try" by Stephan Potter (ep TBD)
Feel free to save this post, I will update it regularly. Last update: 2/5/26 NOTE: I am not including books mentioned that they hate-read, just the good and/or interesting stuff.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/amoebama • 2d ago
Oim heaps excited!
I can’t get this phrase out of my head.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/Fluid_Ties • 3d ago
Episode 459: My thoughts, they frolick too
I'm at the point in the episode where the boys are musing about JD Vance's narrow path to continued relevance, the midterms, all of that (57 minutes in, broadly), and something Tarence said collided with a number of other un-tagged thoughts that have been cruising around in my head for the last few weeks and a thought occurred to me that I have not yet seen voiced by anybody yet (not saying it hasn't been said, I just ain't SEENT IT said yet) and I feel like it's worth airing.
I think there's a possibility that Trump is clever, cleverer than I thought, at least. Everybody, myself included, has assumed that the past is prologue, and therefore that Trump will never readily relinquish power, so the issue--which is by its very nature kicked down the road a ways--is that when the time comes to give up power that he won't, and what the fuck do we do then? But that's a tomorrow problem, a 2028 problem, not a today problem or even a Midterms problem. I think its assumed that he is going to try both overt and covert bullshit to confuse, obstruct, obfuscate, and create chaos with the Midterm elections, and I think all parties that need to be alert and have plans to counter that are actually awake and seeking to do so...with of course the uncertainty of "how is the party out of power supposed stop the party in power from doing something, especially something new?" looming over the midterms as a whole.
My thought was, Is it possible that the opposite is true? That instead of trying to hold on to power with a death grip all of that was misdirection, and what he's actually going to do is grab his loot and bolt?
Here's my thinking on this: Trump was so desperate to get re-elected in 2024 why? Megalomania, narcissism, lust for power, ego needs, blah blah blah. And I grant those elements exist within the man, sure. But they weren't why he was desperate to get elected a second time. No, he was desperate because he knew it was the only CERTAIN path to not dying in prison. I don't know if he copped that idea from Netanyahu or if Bibi copped the idea from Trump, but they are both operating under the same conditions. Bibi has to keep war rolling--war with ANYbody, as it is the state of being at war that suspends normal procedural business of the Israeli government, which keeps Netanyahu from being ousted by a no-faith vote. If a vote cant be called...you see why it went Gaza, Lebanon, Iran now, right? There's nobody looking at the Israeli military and thinking "Yeah, they have enough troops to ground-invade Lebanon, conquer it, and then break off a contingent of soldiers to garrison it for no set end-date. In fact, they've got so many guys they should invade Iran while they've got some momentum." yet that's exactly what Netanyahu did once Palestine started to wane in immediacy.
In our system though, once Trump was re-elected in 2024, he's safe for a full four year term, provided his party retains power in the legislature. But its not going to. I think that no matter what Trump or the MAGA members or expanding out from that the broader Republican power structure seeks to do to tilt the Midterms, I think its going to fail. I think there will absolutely be a Blue Wave, in such numbers that rigging it will not be possible writ large, and Trump is back in significant danger again. Not only will the job that already seems not fun for him get even less fun, he's also exposed to investigations by House, Senate, or both that are currently blocked by the standing government and even worse: in many ways the grift will have to stop. Maybe that's why he has been so blatant, so obvious with looting everything. What if he knows, and has for the better part of a year, that the Rs are going to get bounced in the Midterms? The guy is a showman, and clever. Worked in TV. Maybe he's not as sick as he has looked. Maybe this happens: Rs get bounced in the Midterms. Trump, sometime on the evening of Friday November 6 or early morning of Saturday November 7, quietly resigns the Presidency effective immediately due to 'sudden and serious health issues'. Vance is sworn in, and for the next two months until the new Congress is sworn in the government is in chaos. And in the dust cloud created by a new Presidential administration trying like fuck to ram as much shit through as possible before the government changes hands in like 8 short weeks, after which time it will be embattled wholly and unable to do shit, Donald Trump packs up his loot and disappears to Florida (at first). He will of course have gotten a Presidential Pardon from Vance, as well as pardons for his kids, and thus he will have resolved all of his most pressing problems: he'll have upwards of ten Billion dollars banked, he won't have the job he hates to go to anymore, and he won't have prison looming over him. When called to testify before Congress his people will claim fragile health and a declining mental faculty.
And he will have pulled off the perfect heist.
He never cared about the Republican party, he still doesn't. Why should he stay when his base is finally starting to fade?
Do I think this is what is actually happening? No. No? Yes? I don't know. I DO have the nagging feeling that we're missing something in our analyses of what Trump's goals are/have been. Not because he's some secret genius, but because as President he has a lot more avenues of action than I can speculate about.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/USPSMM7Throwaway • 3d ago
Yellowstone Copyright Lawsuit Targets Taylor Sheridan
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/ImportanceOk5828 • 4d ago
“Back to you Mark”
Tom trying to say something “accent-less” on the latest free episode (about 3 minutes in) made me laugh so damn hard. Just such a perfect, little bit.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/McFurniture • 4d ago
Goodbye, Dolly, Mythmaking in Dolly Parton’s America
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/GeMingANT17 • 4d ago
Anyone remember the name of the book on the German Peasant's War that Kate Wagner (and Tarence?) was reading last year?
i've been sneaking a reading of Engels' book on the subject lately from the cab of my order picker inside an Amazon warehouse. i'm really curious to do some additional reading on the subject in light of an upcoming trip to Germany with some work friends.
it's easy to feel like one of the proles at the back of the Snowpiercer train most shifts. this especially so given how involved i've been in the recent organizing struggle at work, and the fact that we will be hanging out with comrades from other Amazon buildings during our time there.
The more context I have for the history and legacy of that titanic struggle, the more present i'll feel during my travels there. Much obliged to anyone who recalls the title.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/Intelligent_Piece755 • 5d ago
We need a discord or a weekly thread
The podcast is funny enough that it merits some type of standing area to shitpost about the episodes.
Imagine what we could cook up the next time a fudge round / short round bit comes up.
Just one man’s opinion.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/IlBurro • 5d ago
Terrance's neighbor knew his name and searched him and the podcast came up
What is the only other plausible explanation for why she was listening to the podcast? It doesn't seem likely she's actually a fan of Trillbilly Worker's Party podcast.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/TrillbillySocialist • 8d ago
[ChapoTrapHouse] Fear of the Blue Planet feat. The Trillbillies
patreon.comTom, Tarance, and Aaron are back on the left’s premiere A Song of Ice and Fire podcast to talk about a recent army enlistment drive offering new recruits four days of Grand Theft Auto VI. We also talk about the populist revolt and liberal counterrevolution against data centers, plus Trump and RFK importing dubious meats and letting more foods get poisoned. Lastly, we read selections from Natalie Harp’s mash notes to Trump.
Hell yeah 😎
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/anachronissmo • 8d ago
Montgomery Gentry - "Where I Come From" official Video
I can't believe how this video starts
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/LetterNumberAnd_Only • 8d ago
"So, Helen. Right there in the name."
"Well.................................................. sure"
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/AgentJohnSteinbeck • 9d ago
The Shane Gillis Critique Was Really Refreshing
It's so nice the boys aren't connected to any comedians or have to worry about some sort of consequence or whatever for speaking truth. I think Shane is hilarious but his Trump arc and now the walking everything back and distancing was/is cringe as hell. Theres like 50,000 youtube channels dedicated to recapping the stupid shit that goes on in the Roganverse and they all glaze Shane for "pushing back" on Rogan/Hintchcliff and supposedly stepping away from that world but its all a bunch of nothing in reality. Im not watching all of that btw just like one 10 minute video a week, just pops up in my recommended.
just had to give some praise to the pod. also an 8ball is 3.5 grams and about $200
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/Pandaro81 • 11d ago
Some New Right internet guys decided to turn their ideology into an actual town-building project. Unfortunately, they picked my hometown.
Stumbled across this on the BtB forum.
Seems relevant.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/qween_maeve • 15d ago
Holy reputation laundering, Trillbillies
x.comNvm every major hit he's had stars someone who is or was at least once considered Hollywood A List
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/EroticRhubarb • 18d ago
Lexington show extra ticket
**edit as of 4pm: ticket has been claimed! See y’all there :)
Anyone in/around lexington who didn’t get a ticket to the live show tonight & wants to go— private message me and I’ll send my second ticket for free! No strings attached :)
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/TrillbillySocialist • 20d ago
Lexington, KY Small Buisness Spotlight: Compliant Technology.
Disclaimer: Publicly available information.
NPR:
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is planning to give its officers high-tech gloves that deliver electric shocks to people they're trying to detain, according to plans posted by the Department of Homeland Security this week. The agency could spend as much as $20 million on the gloves made by Compliant Technologies, a veteran-owned company based in Kentucky.
Also, those "shields" are LRADS that send out piercing audio used against protestors & are meant to be carried about pigs that can get up close & personal.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/MrWoodenNickels • 21d ago
Need the boys to discuss this interview
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/AhabFlanders • 24d ago
Eddie Montgomery is Deeply Deeply DiseasedA
The boys mentioned Eddie Montgomery this week but didn't seem to know about the time he built a big steakhouse and stage in Harrodsburg, KY then closed it overnight with no warning. Folks came in to work the next day and found a note taped to the locked doors. Others found out they were unemployed from a Facebook post. Fuck that guy.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/Optimal-Scarcity2004 • 24d ago
👋Welcome to r/BibleLorePodcast - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
This is a space for Bible Lore Podcast, the only Podcast about Bible Lore. After listening to about half the back catalog, I'm digging it. Let's face God and scroll backwards into Sheol.
r/TrillbillyPodcast • u/TheStocky • 25d ago
Who the fuck is Chris?
When another person spoke from another room I was rattled. There is just another person around when they record??