Last Podcast On The Left
Last Podcast On The Left
"The reason we're talking about the story is because Bianca Devons was murdered and then pictures of her dead corpse were put up on Instagram, by Brandon Clark. It was put up on his account and Insta Stories, including several pictures of him driving around." — Ben Kissel
"The internet is still viewed as like small beans because they don't want to acknowledge how like, no dude, you guys all wanted to say that this is some Al Gore Fad still. Like you still want to believe that it's just Al Gore talking about tubes and that the only real thing is the New York Times." — Ben Kissel
"They think roll call reports that on July 11th, the house stealthily decided via voice vote, which I don't understand any of how the fucking little civ five rules that our US government has. Vote to support an amendment to the 2020 Defense Authorization Bill that would require the department of justice to look into weaponized ticks." — Henry Zabrowski
The episode delves into the complexities of modern online interactions, particularly focusing on the tragic case of Bianca Devons and the alleged actions of Brandon Clark. The discussion highlights the often-misunderstood nature of "e-girls" and online influencers, contrasting with how mainstream media reports on these phenomena. A significant portion of the conversation critiques the media's inability to grasp the nuances of internet relationships and the emerging digital landscape, often resorting to outdated or simplistic interpretations.
Further segments explore a range of other topics, including a concerning amendment to the 2020 Defense Authorization Bill that requires an investigation into whether the Pentagon weaponized ticks as biological weapons between 1950 and 1975, based on a book titled "Bitten." The hosts also touch upon a disturbing update regarding Cindy Hendy's release from prison and the ongoing legal situation surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, expressing skepticism about his potential to face significant jail time due to his connections. A lighthearted "Hero of the Week" segment features an intoxicated man who called an Uber to transport an injured baby bird to a rehabilitation center.
Finally, the podcast touches upon a listener's account of a paranormal encounter with a ghost and concludes with a discussion on the dangers of online predators and the importance of caution in digital interactions. The hosts also mention upcoming live shows and express gratitude for listener support.