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Dismantle your ideology, or we'll do it for you.
Riffs, riffs, and more riffs. Anti-fascist protest punk duo that gets straight to the point.
"KILL, THE ICON!" is an exploration of cultural icons and iconoclasts, viewed through the lens of pop culture.
"Buddhist Monk" is an exploration of the self-immolation of Thich Quang Duc. Modern protests are often performative and derived for the aim of social clout. This song aims to tell the story of a protestor who put it all on the line.
"Bourdain" rolls out the mission statement for KILL, THE ICON! - a short, sharp burst of drums and riffs.
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If you don't yet know of Yasmine Mohammed, we don't want to spoil things for you - this podcast is a powerful, nuanced look at Yasmine's experiences.
Luke and Nishant were honoured to host Yasmine Mohammed as their first guest on this show. She is a lady of great courage, and her story is essential listening.
Broadly, we explore Yasmine's experiences with religion, trauma, and family. There are emotive questions about sensitive subjects.
Please follow Yasmine Mohammed on Twitter and Instagram: @yasmohammedxx
"Unveiled" by Yasmine Mohammed is available at all good bookstores, but here's an Amazon link anyway: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Unveiled-Western-Liberals-Empower-Radical/dp/1999240502
Yasmine Mohammed has set up a non-profit organization to support people at risk of oppression for their religious beliefs or non-beliefs: https://www.freeheartsfreeminds.com/
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We devise a mathematical answer to the question: "Is Boris Johnson a fascist?" How close are we to witnessing the terrorism that we saw in The US Capitol?
Also, why and how to counter vaccine disinformation. And lots of other trashy opinions.
Please do not proceed further if you are of a delicate disposition. This gets spicy.
Tweet us your questions and trash takes:
Luke @falseheads
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What role does Twitter have in a modern, interconnected democracy? Were they right to ban Trump?
We examine the fallout from Trump's superfans storming of the Capitol, and the consequences for the 'Digital Gods' of Twitter, Facebook...and...umm, Pinterest, I guess.
We mourn the loss of rap legend MF DOOM, who left a deep impression on both Luke and Nishant.
If you liked this episode, make sure you subscribe and share with your friends.
Tweet in your questions to @falseheads and @thepalpitations.
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On the eve of the third national lockdown, Luke and Nishant reflect on a painful year that culminated with a coronavirus outbreak that hit very close to home.
They also cover Julia Hartley-Brewer's hypocrisy, as well as Frankie Boyle's recent podcast on Louis Theroux.
Polite warning: we don't have enough money to fund bleeps for this podcast, so there is a lot of swearing.
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Why are black mothers five times more likely to die during childbirth than white mothers, and what does it say about our society?
We discuss Nishant's recent documentary investigating racism, and we talk about the time that Luke got sacked from working Amazon.
You can download "One Conversation...From The End Of The World" on all good podcast apps. And even the bad ones, too.
WARNING: This podcast contains many instances of curse words, swear words and the most profane profanities known to man. LIstener discretion is advised. -
This week, we discuss racism in football - why did Millwall fans boo players who took a knee? Nishant talks about his recent experience of brazen racism, and we frankly discuss the risks and benefits of vaccination.
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This episode is suitable for mature audiences only. And even then, it's liberally peppered with curse words. So, maybe don't play this one on the loudspeaker at the bingo hall, ok? -
This week, we talk about the opposition's response to government corruption, Priti Patel, Jeremy Corbyn, anti-semitism, and the woke people trying to cancel restaurants for selling food (yes, really).
Tweet your questions:
Luke: @falseheads
Nishant: @thepalpitations
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Luke and Nishant talk about when they first met, and along the way talk about mental health, addiction and therapy. They talk about the state of the music industry, why it's so tough to make the big time, and what it's like to face up to structural racism in the music industry.
If you've been affected by any of the issues in this podcast, here are some useful resources...
Apps: https://www.nhs.uk/apps-library/category/mental-health/
Local mental health services: https://www.nhs.uk/SERVICE-SEARCH/other-services/Mental-health-support/LocationSearch/330
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In a tumultuous world, London musicians Luke Griffiths (Falseheads) and Nishant Joshi (The Palpitations) discuss the most important topics of our time.
Today, they cover the US election, conspiracy theorists, how to persuade people to take good advice. There is some swearing, and a lot of healthy debate.
Send in your questions and life dilemmas on Twitter - if you're lucky, we might even discuss them on our next episode.
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