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Westerns are not as popular amongst movie-goers over the past 40 years ... but there is one that changed the way we look at the Wild West.  Clint Eastwood gave us Unforgiven. It's a film that turns the Western tropes of the past on its head.  It's a wonderfully written, acted, and directed film that blew everyone away.  It was nominated for nine Oscars and took home four.  Should it still be regarded as the best film of 1992? Check out Jack's analysis of this Eastwood-directed classic and hear which film he gives his Rewatch Oscar of 1992 to.

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It's a hell of a thing, overanalysing Unforgiven, as Mark tries to figure out what makes the film the definitive revisionist Western, how it uses symbolism so powerfully, and if Bill might be nicer if people stopped constantly calling him 'little'.

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This week, Mitch sits down with Josh Barbee & Josh Peavey of Revisionist - and they have a crazy story to tell about how they recorded their upcoming record!

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Always outspoken against the patriarchy, in 1974 at age 11 Phoolan Devi is considered a trouble-maker. She is married off and sent several hundred miles away from her home in Ghura Ka Purwa, India. By age 17 she escapes her abusive husband and joins a gang of dacoits. She eventually forms her own gang and carries out Robinhood-type crimes.

In 1981, she survives an attack by rivals who beat, rape, and leave her for dead. She seeks revenge by executing her attackers in what comes to be known as the Behmai Massacre, and she is forced to go on the lam. But now she’s become a heroic outlaw figure of sorts—the underdog, the Bandit Queen— and she is protected by the lower castes. To many poor and brutalized women, Phoolan is a hero.

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Some call it the numbers racket but true believers call it policy banking because the numbers games provide much needed cash flow for economic life in 1920s Harlem. Numbers kings abound, but there is only one Queen, Madame Stephanie St. Clair, a French Caribbean-born self-made black woman.

In the fall of in 1929, New York City police who’ve long taken a cut from the numbers queen, raid her house, rob, and arrest her to send a message. With the police pummeling her on one side and mobster Dutch Schultz, who has been eyeing St. Clair’s rising power and wealth pouncing on the other, most people assume Stephanie St. Clair will wave the white flag and bow out. But Madame St. Clair always fights back.

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Chapter 254 - "We Wanted To Create an Identity" ...as read by Josh Barbee and Josh Peavey from Revisionist

This week Josh Barbee and Josh Peavey from hardcore outfit Revisionist join the podcast. The band recently released their new ep, The Emptiness Of Gravity. The Josh’s talk about the collaborative nature that makes Revisionist an ego free band, how working with Aaron Gillespie shaped the songs on the new ep, and wanting to bring community back into hardcore.

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You can find past Revisionist releases at https://revisionistofficial.bandcamp.com/


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Chapter 254 Music:

Revisionist - "Half Moon"

The Gentleman Homicide - "The Goodbye and The Morning After"

Revisionist - "Deathbed Kings"

Revisionist - "Panic Burn"

Revisionist - "Night Chills"


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Larry Elder talks with Bob Woodson, civil rights leader, community activist and founder of the Woodson Center,  about the 1619 Project by the New York Times and how it seeks to rewrite American history. They also discuss how the reparations movement has the opposite of its intended effect.

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Larry Elder talks with Bob Woodson, civil rights leader, community activist and founder of the Woodson Center,  about the 1619 Project by the New York Times and how it seeks to rewrite American history. They also discuss how the reparations movement has the opposite of its intended effect.

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We're heading into this episode with a little story about James potentially starting a ruckus at a Yankees games. Nnekay felt old in an Urban Outfitters, and the NYPD is at it again with James. In the corner, James is tackling the New York Magazine profile of Powerful Drag Queens, why it's problematic. To combat this list, he is giving you some alternative Drag Queen that are Powerful and not featured on this list. This week we got Nnekay's recommendations for the summer!! 

American Truth Project with Graham Ledger of Daily Ledger show on OANN discussing the Lunatic Left destroying our history.

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