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2018: A Year of Brain Expansion Part 1 of 2 (feat. Simon Childs)

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jan 14th, 2019, and
 runs for about 66 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* @simonchilds13

## Description

> We’re leaving negativity behind in 2019. Instead, we’re getting up early each morning to jog 10 miles while playing influencer audiobooks at 2x speed. However, a lot happened in 2018, and we at least need to discuss it. This week, in part 1 of a 2-part episode, Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Hussein (@HKesvani), and Nate (@inthesedeserts), join Vice UK home affairs editor Simon Childs (@simonchilds13) to discuss 2018, the year our brains got so irradiated by dumbness that we began appreciating Joker memes in earnest.
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No Safe Spaces in Airport Security feat. Karen Geier

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Fri, Apr 26th, 2019, and
 runs for about 5 minutes.

## Description

> In this week's bonus episode, Riley, Milo, and Hussein speak with writer Karen Geier (@karengeier) about Butt-mentum—the sudden ubiquity of Pete Buttigieg—as well as other topics to include the Extinction Rebellion protests and an \*insane\* denunciation of Heathrow Airport by a man writing for Conservative Woman. It's good, folks.
> If you want to access the full episode, get it on Patreon here: (link omitted) vote for us at this year's British Podcast Awards, and make us the toast of the dumbest possible award show on the planet: (link omitted) SHOW ALERT\* We’ll be performing once again at the Star of Kings in Kings Cross (126 York Way, Kings Cross, London N1 0AX) on Thursday, May 30 at 7:30 pm. Tickets are £10—get them here and return to the podcasting basement! (link omitted) KLAXON\*: Come to Milo’s regular comedy night on May 8 at The Sekforde (34 Sekforde Street London EC1R 0HA), This show also starts at 8 pm and features  Radu Isac and Phileo Huff. Tickets are £5—sign up here: (link omitted)
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Britainology Part 1: A Clump from Dave Courtney

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jul 20th, 2020, and
 runs for about 77 minutes.

## Description

> Welcome to the inaugural episode of Britainology, in which Milo makes Nate watch something terminally British and then explains it. This week, we're watching a documentary about self-described celebrity gangster Dave Courtney, a crime doorman who thinks he runs Britain.
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Midwestology 2: The Humble 24-Hour Diner, and Wrestling

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Thu, Oct 28th, 2021, and
 runs for about 11 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> We've got Joe and Francis back to discuss the Midwest--a reverse Britainology, if you will--and we're discussing 24-hour diners, terrible fast food jobs, and the cultural weight of professional wrestling in the Rust Belt / Greater Midwest. Hope you enjoy!
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Balthasar Speedboat XI feat Phoebe Roy and Olga Koch

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Thu, Apr 8th, 2021, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> You asked for it, you got it, and now you get to hear an episode of Balthasar primarily concerned with a 2010s-era nightclub in Toronto whose primary selling point was its luxurious women's toilets. Enjoy!
> Get the whole thing on Patreon here: (link omitted) support the London Renters Union, which helps people defeat their slumlords and avoid eviction. If you want to support them as well, you can here: (link omitted) a central location to donate to bail funds across the US to help people held under America's utterly inhumane system: (link omitted) DESIGN ALERT\* Tom Allen is a friend of the show (and the designer behind our website). If you need web design help, reach out to him here: (link omitted) are: Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Hussein (@HKesvani), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum)
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Bossed in Space feat. Laurie Laybourn-Langton

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Wed, May 22nd, 2019, and
 runs for about 91 minutes.

## Description

> It seems like we have limited choices for the future of humanity. On one hand, we could stop the endless, destructive growth cycle that will ruin our climate, but that might affect shareholders’ portfolios. We could also build hellish capitalism in space, according to Jeff Bezos. This week, Riley, Milo, Alice, and Olga met with IPPR Associate Fellow Laurie Laybourn-Langton to discuss our options. Turns out, capital doesn’t want us to choose the good one!
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Juice Wayne feat. Gareth Reynolds

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Tue, Jul 24th, 2018, and
 runs for about 65 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Olga Koch
* Milo Edwards
* @reynoldsgareth
* Nate Bethea

## Description

> On this special 1-year anniversary of the Trashfuture podcast, Riley (@raaleh), Olga (@rocknrolga), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), and comedian Gareth Reynolds (@reynoldsgareth) -- host of the podcast ‘the Dollop’ -- about the infamous Juicero, and what its high-tech concept (and spectacularly low-tech demise) says about the capital class of Silicon Valley.
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Balthasar Speedboat MCMVIII feat. Pierre Novellie and Alex Kealy

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Thu, May 20th, 2021, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> We did it again. No theme, just riffs, with lots of Riley's fanciest desires explained and ruthlessly dunked on. Please enjoy this Balthasar Speedboat featuring friends of the show Pierre Novellie and Alex Kealy. Learn about Google Maps. Learn about nightclub reviews in former USSR countries. You will enjoy--that is an order!
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Britainology 21: Landfill Indie feat. Fred Macpherson and Oscar Rickett

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Fri, Aug 20th, 2021, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> This week we explore the phenomenon of 2000s Indie Rock (and the endless succession of bands that seemed to go nowhere) with two long-suffering veterans of the scene: Fred Macpherson (of the bands Spector, Les Incompétents, and and Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man) and music journalist Oscar Rickett. It's a lot of bad memories but it wouldn't be Britainology if we didn't dredge them up!
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Exiting the Nonce's Castle feat. Devon

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Sun, Jan 3rd, 2021, and
 runs for about 11 minutes.

## Cast

* @Devon\_OnEarth
* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> Enjoy our holiday roundup featuring Riley, Milo, Hussein, and Alice -- with special guest (and YouTube Zone star) Devon (@Devon\_OnEarth).
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Feel Bad Inc. feat Yasha and Fernando

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Tue, Jul 27th, 2021, and
 runs for about 83 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> We chatted to two riders with the German grocery delivery app Gorillas all about their unionisation drive, and their boss’s strange obsession with fire magic. Also, Maureen Dowd is a tech writer now and she’s been buffaloed by Silicon Valley’s resident “dad CEO” Dara Khosrowshahi.
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Britainology 12: Only Fools and Horses

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Sat, Mar 20th, 2021, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> In this episode, Milo takes Nate on the most inscrutable journey yet: a vision of British 1980s/90s sitcoms that are too cockney to be parsed without a translator. Yes, it's the 'Heroes and Villains' episode of Only Fools and Horses, perhaps the most British thing Nate has had to encounter yet, and the one that did the most to break his spirit. Hope you enjoy!
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About TF

Trashfuture emerged from an idea Riley Quinn had in 2017, and in its inaugural episode he made the point that it was a show about how modern Britain (and London in particular) was such an economic dystopia that anyone paying attention to it was almost instantaneously induced to become a Marxist. Riley met Milo while doing standup comedy in London and, fatefully, invited him to get lunch at Broadway Market one day in the summer of 2017 to discuss the idea of a podcast.

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Precision Strikes from the Shorty Air Force feat. Quantian1

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jul 27th, 2020, and
 runs for about 73 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly
* @quantian1

## Description

> This week, we've got Riley (@raaleh), Hussein (@HKesvani), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum) with special guest Q (@quantian1), an institutional investor and observer of the big cruel injury factory known as Tesla. We talk about how Tesla cooks its books via emissions credits, why Elon Musk is the way he is, and why the Robin Hood app is basically a dumb money index for investors with billions more resources than you have.
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Britainology 13: The Big Night Out feat. Tom Usher

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Mar 29th, 2021, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Cast

* @Tom\_Usher\_
* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> This week, Nate and Milo address the important issue: why is there a culture of getting on it and getting completely blasted out of your mind? What is a big night out? What is the sesh? What is the deal with those guys in the picture? To help our investigation, we brought on nightlife expert and journalist Tom Usher (@Tom\_Usher\_) to discuss.
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Britainology 8: Christmas Panto

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Sat, Sep 25th, 2021, and
 runs for about 60 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> Here is an unlocked Britainology to hopefully brighten your weekend. Yes, it was a little bit late when it came out. It was late because Nate and Milo got exposed to covid right before Christmas and couldn't record while waiting on test results. But we have in fact discussed Jim Davidson's terrible bawdy Cinderella pantomime from 1995, entitled 'Sinderella', and discussed the concept of pantos in general. Hope you enjoy!
> We've also unlocked the Dogging episode of Britainology to the $5 tier--get it here: (link omitted) if you want two (2) Britainologies a month, sign up on the $10 tier on Patreon! This month's second episode features us discussing the British Army with friend of the show, veteran, leftist, and author Joe Glenton: (link omitted) ALERT\* Smoke returns for another night of new material from pro-comics featuring Edinburgh Comedy Award winner Jordan Brookes. See it all, for the low price of £5, on September 28 at 8 pm at The Sekforde Arms (34 Sekforde Street London EC1R 0HA): (link omitted) are: Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Hussein (@HKesvani), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum)
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Nick Boles-ing for Columbine: Peter Melt-Doaun, Free Speech, Work 'Til You Die

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jan 1st, 2018, and
 runs for about 62 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Olga Koch
* @trashfuturepod

## Description

> Hey you absolute savages. A few of the trash gang gathered around, sans guest, to break through the constant flux of drunkenness/hangover (except ethical boy Hussein), to bandy about some online nonsense.
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Hard Left Takeover!: Tipping, Amazon Subsluts, and MORE RUSSIA ft. ReelPolitik

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Tue, Nov 28th, 2017, and
 runs for about 62 minutes.

## Cast

* @coplandresident
* @thisgeordielass
* @reelpolitcast
* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards

## Description

> Jack (@coplandresident) and Laura (@thisgeordielass) from Reel Politik (@reelpolitcast) "tighten their control" over the TRASHFUTURE airwaves, having an EXTREMELY late night and not-very-lucid call with Riley (@raaleh) and Milo (@milo\_edwards).
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A Dome That Sucked, Part 2

*In which we get into the specific zones of the Millennium Dome, their various corporate sponsors, and what they said about Britain c. 2000 and how New Labour saw its subjects' lives. We completely lost our minds doing this and we hope you enjoy.*

## A Dome That Sucked, Part 2

### Writer

Riley, Milo, Alice, Nate, Hussein

This episode was **the bonus one**.

This episode is a part of a 2-parter series. For the Part 2, see A Dome That Sucked, Part 1.

## Things mentioned

* "Welcome to Paul Hedges Online"
* The Boy
* Ford Ka
* Supercasinos
Absolute Boy in Da Corner feat. Joana Ramiro

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Sep 9th, 2019, and
 runs for about 60 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly
* @joanaramirouk

## Description

> Something of a sleepy week in British politics, a time in which nothing happened of any real significance. This episode features (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum) discussing these banal developments with London-based journalist (and host of Red Hacks podcast) Joana Ramiro (@joanaramirouk). Parliament didn’t get prorogued, the government didn’t suffer landmark defeats, and Low Tax Chloe didn’t make some of the worst memes in human history. We also also talk about the weird incel logic behind Apple's Siri. It’s a great, normal time to be a resident of this island, folks!
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Riley's Commie Book Club - 'State of Insecurity'

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Sun, Mar 24th, 2019, and
 runs for about 50 minutes.

## Description

> It's that time again! In an unlocked bonus episode, Riley read a book, drank some wine, and is ready to talk about it to you fine people. This month, we're looking at State of Insecurity by Isabell Lorey, available now on Verso. It's all about precariousness and how neoliberalism has turned us into our own disciplinarians.
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LIVE from the Guy Household

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Sun, Nov 4th, 2018, and
 runs for about 6 minutes.

## Description

> This is a preview of the recording of our recent live show at the Sekforde in London. Thank you so much to the fans who attended — we were stunned by the response and incredibly grateful for your support. When we get Hussein back from the frozen waste of Upstate New York (early next year), we'll put on another show. Special thanks to Woke George Eaton for clarifying some details about how you get an author picture at a media publication.
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Le Gavroche de Wyatt Koch

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Tue, Jul 21st, 2020, and
 runs for about 69 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> This week, we've got Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Hussein (@HKesvani), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum) discussing the phenomenon of "dark kitchens," remote cooking sites for restaurants to cater to delivery-only services. Do they have bad conditions and almost zero labour protections? How'd you guess? We also discuss the fate of a Los Angeles jam restaurant called Squirrel, which tried its hand at a self-run dark kitchen that involve inch upon inch of mould. As we learn in this episode, the only thing that made it illegal was that they didn't have a VC-funded startup handling all of the unethical practices for them.
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Da Youtube Zone

Da Youtube Zone is the name of a regular livestreaming event hosted by the Trash Future crew. It is hosted on twitch, and is based around watching a list of youtube videos, sent in by the Hogs, at random and providing commentary. The stream is ran by Alice Caldwell-Kelly, who also creates the drops, and most often hosts it together with Devon, Milo Edwards and Riley Quinn. Abigail Thorn also joined the hosts on multiple occasions.

The stream originated from the gaming streams that Riley and Alice mainly ran. Once these gained in popularity, a wider array of activities were hosted, like Dungeons and Dragons and Quiplash.

Once the digressions and tangents involving Youtube videos became the most enjoyable part of the stream, the idea of doing a Youtube livestream was born. The first stream was hosted on the evening of 20th of September 2020, at 21:00 English time.
The Zone is known for its bits, like drug addict Q and three circulair tables. These are often referenced in other mediums or as drops on the stream itself. The song Honkbal Hoofdklasse is used as the closer on most occasions, but Radar Van and Stand On the Christmas Honk have also been used in the past.
Rubbish’s Eve

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jun 21st, 2021, and
 runs for about 61 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards

## Description

> It was inevitable that we would talk about the recent NY Times article about ‘the end of the millennial lifestyle subsidy,’ as if it was a surprise that endless money was keeping rideshare apps’ prices artificially low in order to bankrupt their competition. We also discuss the Labour Party’s supposed roadmap to success or whatever. You will enjoy this!
> If you want access to our Patreon bonus episodes, early releases of free episodes, and powerful Discord server, sign up here: (link omitted) consider donating to charities helping Palestinian people here: (link omitted) here: (link omitted) DESIGN ALERT\* Tom Allen is a friend of the show (and the designer behind our website). If you need web design help, reach out to him here: (link omitted) are: Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards),
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RIP European Super League (2021-2021) feat. Musa Okwonga

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Apr 26th, 2021, and
 runs for about 75 minutes.

## Cast

* @Okwonga
* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> This week, we're joined by author and podcaster Musa Okwonga (@Okwonga) to discuss the aborted attempt to create a European Super League of football, a deep dive into why football clubs have such abysmal finances, why there are so many Russian gangsters "investing" in the beautiful game, and much more.
> If you want access to our Patreon bonus episodes, early releases of free episodes, and powerful Discord server, sign up here: (link omitted) support the London Renters Union, which helps people defeat their slumlords and avoid eviction. If you want to support them as well, you can here: (link omitted) a central location to donate to bail funds across the US to help people held under America's utterly inhumane system: (link omitted) DESIGN ALERT\* Tom Allen is a friend of the show (and the designer behind our website). If you need web design help, reach out to him here: (link omitted) are: Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Hussein (@HKesvani), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum)
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Britainology 19: The City of London

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Fri, Jul 16th, 2021, and
 runs for about 9 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> Did you know that the City of London, the small mini-enclave that dates back to Roman times, is a separate state entity that predates the United Kingdom by hundreds of years? And that its special status makes it basically immune to disclosure rules and financial oversight? Well, sort of. Riley steps in to explain The Land of the Weird Bollards and much more.
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At the Zagros Mountains of Madness feat. Séamus Malekafzali

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jan 13th, 2020, and
 runs for about 91 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Hussein Kesvani
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly
* @Seamus\_Malek

## Description

> This week, we’re talking Iran escalation and Donald Trump’s genius strategy of galvanizing a nation, but there’s a little more nuance than normal. So, Riley (@raaleh), Hussein (@HKesvani), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice @AliceAvizandum join special guest Séamus Malekafzali (@Seamus\_Malek), who’s a writer and analyst working in Beirut. This one will stimulate the logic center of your brain more than a thousand Ben Shapiro podcasts. Hope you enjoy!
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History 2.0 feat. Annie Kelly

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Aug 5th, 2019, and
 runs for about 69 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly
* @Riddle

## Description

> Why call it history when you can call it ‘progress studies’? This week, Riley (@raaleh), Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice @AliceAvizandum join writer and PhD student Annie Kelly to discuss Steven Pinker-ized airport books, tech positivity, and Annie’s research into women members of the alt-right. You’ll love it.
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Part II of the Quibi Saga

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Thu, Jun 11th, 2020, and
 runs for about 9 minutes.

## Description

> Our friends Chris and Bryn from the podcast Beep Beep Lettuce join us to watch a selection of show on Quibi. Suggested talking points include the Golden Arm, Our Friend the Sex Doll, and other outgrowths of the capitalist Dadaism reified in Quibi. Listen to us all become mentally unwell.
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Remember When The Bin Man Was Hard?

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Sat, May 15th, 2021, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Description

> Labour MP Jon Cruddas has written the best approximation of what can be considered “Starmerism’s offer to British workers.” While some elements - eg a job guarantee - are better than nothing (but even then, run their own risk of rebuilding a modern workhouse depending on the shape of the policy), even at best, their desirability and strategy for achieving them are based on a vision of the economy that nobody under 70 would recognise as realistic. So come on an annoying journey through Blue Labour nostalgia for proper jobs, when the bin men were hard.
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Plan Line From Outer Space feat. Alexandra Scaggs

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Wed, Sep 30th, 2020, and
 runs for about 78 minutes.

## Cast

* @alexandrascaggs
* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Hussein Kesvani
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly

## Description

> Why is the line detached from the material reality of so many people? Why is the line divorced? Why are there so many zombie companies, and why does it seem like the financial movers and shakers are fine with government stimulus to basically non-functional entities? Well, to answer big important finance questions, we have Barrons journalist Alexandra Scaggs (@alexandrascaggs) to investigate, alongside Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), Hussein (@HKesvani), and Alice (@AliceAvizandum).
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Pinker 2: The Pinker-files

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jul 22nd, 2019, and
 runs for about 62 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Nate Bethea
* Alice Caldwell-Kelly
* @Riddle

## Description

> Okay, some housekeeping: this might be the episode where you can hear our brains breaking. Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards),  Nate (@inthesedeserts), and Alice @AliceAvizandum discuss Elon Musk’s strange fixation on preventing SkyNet, new revelations that place Steven Pinker in Jeffrey Epstein’s plane on multiple occasions, and a Guardian article in which Alastair Campbell devotes an entire column to someone who was nice to him in the comments section. Seriously. Amid all this majestic content, Milo goes on a Trump-voice rampage and we basically lose our minds. And then the power goes out. You will probably love this, but you might wind up hating us!
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Riley's Commie Book Club: 'Violent Borders'

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Wed, Jul 18th, 2018, and
 runs for about 62 minutes.

## Description

> It’s another month, the moon has turned, a butterfly rustles its wings in the Amazon, and it’s time for yet another episode of Riley’s Commie Book Club! This month we’re reading 'Violent Borders' by Reece Jones, published by Verso Books. We talk about the roots of borders in exploitation, and the important role they play in allowing capital to externalise its own contradictions. Riley gets frequently distracted and remembers stories from his personal life.
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Against Calculator Santa feat. James Meadway

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Mon, Jun 10th, 2019, and
 runs for about 77 minutes.

## Cast

* Riley Quinn
* Milo Edwards
* Nate Bethea
* @meadwaj

## Description

> It’s a bit of a smart episode (a dangerous idea). Riley (@raaleh), Milo (@Milo\_Edwards), and Nate (@inthesedeserts) speak with economist and returning guest James Meadway (@meadwaj) about the logic of socialist government in Britain versus the logic of Blairite neoliberalism. Did you know there’s a Cornish fishing village trying to crowdfund getting a GP? Did you know that Phillip Hammond denies that people in Britain live in poverty? We discuss all of this and more.
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President Jake Paul's Heated Moments feat. Chris Stokel-Walker

This episode of Trashfuture was published on Wed, May 15th, 2019, and
 runs for about 10 minutes.

## Description

> Everyone knows YouTube: the place where you can watch Peppa Pig get beheaded, watch crocodiles turn into chickens, learn about why earth is flat, and so much more. However, YouTube as a cultural phenomenon has created an entire new generation of public figures — a bunch of damn celebrities — and in a preview of this week's bonus, Hussein, Milo, and Nate speak with author Chris Stokel-Walker (@stokel) about his new book "YouTubers: How YouTube shook up TV and created a new generation of stars."
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