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Last Past the Post

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by Christine and Alex

11 episodes
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Podcast Overview

Our podcast is about breaking down the logic behind people's political affiliations, deconstructing what makes a party work, or not work, their policies, and then roasting the hell out of them. Life isn’t a series of ones and zeros, and politics isn’t as binary as the left and the right. Join us as we go through the history that gets us where we are today, and examine the social implications and consequences. You can follow us at @lastpastpodcast on Instagram for updates!

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1/31/2021

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June 20, 2021

What is Cancel Culture?

<p>Right wing media routinely features conservatives who claim to have been censured and cancelled by the left wing twitter mobs. Does their claim have any validity, or are they simply a victim of the same social pressures that have stopped people from being bigoted for decades? How does this intersect with free speech and freedom of expression? This week, Christine and Alex discuss this more recent wave of cancel culture, and why it might actually be a shield for more nefarious intents.</p>

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June 6, 2021

What are Billionaires?

<p>The number of billionaires has skyrocketed in the past few decades, and they've only gotten richer during the pandemic. Are these people truly Ayn Rand's titans of the industry who are leading us to a better future? Are they instead leeches, holding society back from it's true potential? In this episode, Christine and Alex look at where exactly modern billionaires fit in that spectrum, and discuss the ethics of them existing in the first place.</p>

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May 23, 2021

What are Political Promises?

<p>Around election time, each party makes their case, promising all sorts of great things to win over the hearts of electors. Do they follow through with these promises? This week, Christine and Alex look at the track record of a few politicians, and discuss how certain promises are little more than lies meant to manipulate the public.</p>

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What is Last Past the Post?

Our podcast is about breaking down the logic behind people's political affiliations, deconstructing what makes a party work, or not work, their policies, and then roasting the hell out of them.

Life isn’t a series of ones and zeros, and politics isn’t as binary as the left and the right. Join us as we go through the history that gets us where we are today, and examine the social implications and consequences.

You can follow us at @lastpastpodcast on Instagram for updates!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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