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A pair of hosts opens the episode by challenging a fresh set of proposals aimed at limiting press freedoms in the aftermath of Jason Arday’s death, before shifting focus to the Lindsay Clancy case, the drug-war debate, and the peculiar tale of “Pablo Pledgescobar.” The conversation also celebrates the impact of My Chemical Romance and the ethos of punk rock, argues that war remains a poor choice, and expresses concerns about Flock cameras. The show then wanders into 28 Days Later, the erosion of dating, and the surprising possibility that some listeners might actually reach the end of the episode.
0:00—There is no need for further restrictions on journalism.
16:30—The Lindsay Clancy trial
24:56—”Pablo Pledgescobar” and the war on drugs
34:35—A legendary My Chemical Romance performance, and a longing for punk rock.
45:00—”Freedom ain’t free,” and the critique of war.
52:11—The data-center defense, made again.
59:12—We run into issues with Flock.
1:07:34—28 Days Later
1:13:12—Dating has largely collapsed.
1:22:02—If you have made it this far, we are genuinely surprised.
