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Jordan’s sister Lily joins him to talk coronavirus, ableism, what it’s like raising a child (with preexisting conditions) during the epidemic, labels, being principled, and more! Thanks for listening and never Continue Reading
Tax day, cancel culture and what’s acceptable, Trump gives clemency to Roger Stone, Singapore again overwhelmingly elects the People’s Action party (shocking!), RBG is back in the hospital, allegations of Continue Reading
The anniversary of the 709 mass arrest of human rights lawyers in China, Trump administration being accused of using ICE to threaten universities into reopening, the federal government in the Continue Reading
More privileges being given to the Hong Kong police to infringe on the rights of citizens, Agnes Chow pleaded guilty to two charges (other well know protesters are also seeing Continue Reading
Hong Kongers protest in face of arbitrary detention under the new National Security Law, Uyghur women being forced to have abortions and be sterilized, Taiwan not on the list of countries Continue Reading
Beijing passes the National Security Law for Hong Kong essentially eliminating 1C2S and any freedom for Hong Kongers, EU reopening its borders to China while blocking the US, the KMT Continue Reading
Taiwan killing the coronavirus game, Taiwan Pride may be the only game in town (aka the world), and a long discussion about the DPP selecting Chen Chi-mai as their candidate Continue Reading
What’s next for Kaohsiung and Han Guo-yu, CCP propaganda outlets giving money to US news companies, politicians’ hypocrisy when it comes to BLM and HK, WHO and its misinformation, North Continue Reading
We discuss a John Oliver segment on police brutality, protests, authoritarianism, allegations Michael Flynn taking money from Turkish government to extradite Fethullah Gülen, social media and censorship, and more. Thanks for listening! Love Continue Reading
All together in studio today, but we only had one mic. Han Guo-yu has been recalled!, Kaohsiung city councilor Hsu Kun-yuan jumped to his death, Taiwanese political parties and characters, Continue Reading