Two plebs (Cheyenne and Geoff) have chats about topics that are important to them. They share their perspectives, based on learning they've done in their own free time. Aimed at their families, friends, and anybody else who'd be willing to listen, so that their audience can learn more about their world views.
If you thought past episodes of Palatable for Plebs were chaotic, strap in as we dive into the chaos that is this stream of consciousness. This time, the rails are non-existent, so at least it's impossible to say we went off them!
We chat our philosophy on life and how we approach community building with a pay-it-forward attitude. We also discuss *some* of our thoughts on how we would drastically change the US government and it's violent reach across the globe. Shockingly, these two "recovering Catholics" share many sentiments with the big J himself. Rated E for explicit, because you can channel Jesus and still cuss out the injustices of the world.
After our first attempt at wrapping things up, listen to Cheyenne get extremely excited and opinionated about Cabaret - one of their favorite musicals they recommend everyone watch ASAP! Find stage recordings on YouTube and/or the Liza Minnelli adaptation online (or check your local library!!!)
Homework: don't be a dick, keep people alive, follow and (quietly) listen to folks listed in the descriptions of our episodes.
References mentioned in the episode:
"How tax breaks help the rich" by Vox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1vE_LVBx4s
"How Bernie Sanders' Wall Street Tax Would Work" by NPR: https://www.npr.org/2016/02/12/466465333/sanders-favors-a-speculation-tax-on-big-wall-street-firms-what-is-that
30 Jan 2025
It's Gonna Be A Rough One
It's been a full week in the new presidential cycle, and things are already bad. Cheyenne and Geoff hop on the mic with no plan, no notes, no nothing, and discuss federal policy changes from the last few days. This episode is a little more disorganized than usual.
Main Homework: Don't cooperate with ICE.
Extra Credit: Think about how you would operate outside of capitalism. What would you do if you didn't have to work to survive? Then try to do some of that in real life, with your community!
We forgot to talk about TikTok, Facebook and Instagram as propaganda tools, so use with discretion!! Consider the move to Bluesky, Mastodon, or Red Note.
Check out these folks (and last week's recommendations) on YouTube and other platforms!
@HasanAbi
@Princess_Weekes
@FDSignifier
@KhadijaMbowe
@TheAmandaSeales
@KatBlaque
27 Dec 2024
We Have Thoughts About Violence
The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO, Brian Thompson, sparked a lot of discourse about the state of the US healthcare system. There's also been a lot of discussion about the general public's reaction to the murder itself. This made Cheyenne and Geoff think about a brief comment they made in the podcast's first episode, effectively saying, "we have thoughts about violence." So they figured that now was as good a time as any to start sharing those thoughts.
Homework: Check out these creators on Instagram and TikTok. Some can also be found on Facebook or YouTube. Be respectful and go learn friends!
@red_maat
@jenanmatari
@ykreborn
@giiwedinindizhinikaaz
@bsonblast
@crutches_and_spice
@showme_yourmask
@laurakchung
@wizard_bisan1
@redhornwoman
@RelentlessIndigenousWoman
@whitewomanwhisperer
@raquelmartinphd
@mattxiv
28 Nov 2024
Second Time's the Charm
In their second attempt at recording the first episode, Cheyenne and Geoff quickly get off the rails of their intended introductory topic points. They eventually discuss their mission statement and target audience, but couldn't help getting straight to the point of the podcast: rattling out their takes for the world to hear.
Topics discussed in this episode include, but aren't limited to:
Genocide
ICE Detention Centers
Abortion
US Imperialism
Gun Violence
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3 ratings
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5.0 / 5
2 ratings
Podcast Authority Score: 17 / 100
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Social presence
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YouTube
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Engagement
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