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FAKD

Joseph Rowan

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FAKD takes a look into the complex business of counterfeit and fake items on the market. How to tell fake items from real items and how not to get scammed.
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Planet: Critical

Rachel Donald

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Planet: Critical is the podcast for a world in crisis. We face severe climate, energy, economic and political breakdown. Journalist Rachel Donald interviews those confronting the crisis, revealing what's really going on—and what needs to be done. www.planetcritical.com
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Welcome to "The Vpod," hosted by Vinu Joseph, a former United States Marine and Iraqi war veteran, currently pursuing graduate studies at Rowan University in Glassboro, NJ. Join Vinu on a multifaceted journey that explores the hidden facets of crime, delves into pressing social issues, and takes you behind the scenes of the captivating worlds of Politics, Social Issues, Crime and International Geo Politicss Whether you're a true-crime enthusiast, a social issues advocate, or simply intrigued ...
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Antimony

Amy Richter and The Silver Linings Players

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With her super-sensitive sense of smell, sixteen year-old Kaia Smith is used to not fitting in. So when she receives an invitation from Dr. Vadim Grigori to participate in the Grigori Young Scholars Program with its promise that she will meet others like herself, she jumps at the chance. But what is the GYSP really about? Why are the faculty so interested in the story of the Fall of the Watchers? Why are they obsessed with antimony? And what role will GYSP participants like Kaia play in thei ...
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Imagine if we rolled up our sleeves instead of pointed our fingers? Jessica Hernandez is an indigenous climate scientist and author of Growing Papaya Trees. Her work reveals that the roots of our planetary crisis lies in the violence of colonialism and neo-colonialism. In this gentle and humorous conversation, Jessica explains what it means to be a…
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The climate crisis is causing an invisible health crisis. The number one cause of neurodegenerative disease is the environment. And our environment is changing—releasing bacteria, neurotoxins and pathogens into our warming world which can change the very matter in our brains. Clayton Aldern is a neuroscientist and environmental reporter at Grist. I…
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In 1936, a small brass plate buried in the dirt seemed to solve one of America’s biggest mysteries: where Sir Francis Drake landed on the California coast in 1579. Celebrated as the “holy grail” of California history, the plate was hailed by scholars and displayed in museums for decades. But there was just one problem… it was a prank. Join us as we…
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“There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so.” — Hamlet, Act II, Scene 2 The two hemispheres of our brain collaborate to produce a coherent understanding of the world—at least, that’s what they’re supposed to do. In his groundbreaking book, The Master and His Emissary, neuro-philosopher and psychiatrist, Iain McGilchrist, proposed…
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Gordon Katic is the founder of the award-winning podcast production company, Cited Media. This week, they’re launching Green Dreams, the new season of their flagship podcast which tells stories of radical environmental thinkers and their dreams for our green future, asking: Should we make those dreams reality, or are they actually nightmares? Gordo…
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Collapse has historically benefited the 99%. That’s the amazing conclusion of Luke Kemp, author of Goliath’s Curse: The History and Future of Societal Collapse.  Luke is a research associate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge, and has spent the past five years studying the collapse of civilisations throug…
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How can we become good ancestors? Permaculturist and educator, Kara Huntermoon, says the hobbies we pick up now can be skills we pass on to our children, even if we never have to use them ourselves. In this wide-ranging and empathetic conversation on relationality, intergenerational solidarity, and hard work, Kara explores how community sufficiency…
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How we create knowledge is as important as the knowledge itself. This is the message of this week’s guest, Aboriginal scholar and author, Tyson Yunkaporta. In his explanation of the importance of learning through living, and living with learning, Tyson points to the how the discourse around decolonisation has granted expertise based on identity rat…
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Is the world even collapsing? Joseph Tainter is a Professor at Utah State University and the author of The Collapse of Complex Societies. He explains on this episode that collapse happens when a civilisation experiences a diminishing return on complexity, the fact that it takes more capital, more energy, more resources to maintain society until eve…
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We’ve been protesting for decades. Is it time to escalate? Rowan Tilly is an elder of the British peace and environment movements. She has risked jail multiple times to raise awareness of the atrocities carried out against human beings and the planet. All of her direct action is non-violent, and she is deeply committed to an activism which provokes…
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Planning a trip to Sweden? Don’t get scammed while chasing the Northern Lights. In this episode, we uncover the top 10 tourist scams happening across Stockholm, Gothenburg, and beyond—plus real tips on how to avoid them. From fake charities to taxi tricks, we’ll keep your wallet safe while you soak up the beauty. Travel smart, not sorry.…
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All of our industries are going to have to shrink. But how do we shrink the good ones? Martin Hensher is a health economist and  a Professor of Health Systems Sustainability at the University of Tasmania. He’s spent years researching how to create a degrowth model for the health industry—and why it will be better for people as well as our planet. M…
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Women’s bodies have always been the cornerstone of reproduction. So has Earth’s. It’s why the enclosure and appropriation of both is fundamental to the accumulation of the capitalist class. On this extraordinary episode, I interview Marxist-feminist scholar, Silvia Federici, author of Caliban and the Witch, a phenomenal book which articulates how c…
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Ask anyone anywhere what’s the leading cause of global heating and they’ll tell you: fossil fuels. But what if we’re all wrong? Gerard Wedderburn-Bisshop is a scientist for the World Preservation Foundation and worked as a Principal Scientist with Queensland Government Natural Resources, using satellite data to monitor three decades of vegetation c…
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How do we survive? Max Wilbert is a long-time activist who spent the past few years defending Thacker Pass, and recently joined CELDF to as part of their new strategy to build out community resilience. I first interviewed Max on why techno-optimism won’t save the day. As with many compatriots around the world, the answer he’s landed on as to what w…
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What makes humans special? Nothing. But a small band of us in the Western hemisphere have inculcated ourselves over thousands of years to believe in our supremacy over the natural world. Christine Webb, primatologist at Harvard University, argues this unique arrogance is at the root of our ecological crisis in her forthcoming book, The Arrogant Ape…
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There’s more information than ever — but we can’t agree on what it means. We think of language as a tool of communication. But it’s so much more than that. Language builds worlds and shapes realities; language is how we make sense of what we experience, and that sense-making is always done in partnership with each other. Language is the mechanism b…
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Don’t Talk About Politics! That’s the title of neuroscientist and political theorist Sarah Stein Lubrano’s first book. A phenomenal and heavily researched foray into why debate is a useless form of political communication, why citizens of the Western world are particularly prone to disbelieving their neighbour’s lived experience, and the strategies…
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Are your hydration packets actually helping… or just hyped-up sugar water? In this deep-dive episode, we explore the history of hydration—from ancient solutions to modern wellness marketing. You'll learn how hydration science evolved, why electrolyte balance matters, and how shady brands are cashing in on your thirst. We expose the red flags of fak…
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The status quo won’t survive. Neither will we if we’re not willing to change. In this phenomenal conversation with powerhouse Celine Semaan, an artist, author and cofounder of Slow Factory, we explore why change is understandably terrifying—and why it’s now or never that we do it. In this wide-ranging and nuanced discussion we explore the big pictu…
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Planning a trip to Greece? Don’t fall for the tourist traps! In this episode, we break down the top scams in Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, and Crete—from inflated taxi fares and fake rental damage claims to sneaky restaurant bills and distraction thefts. Whether you’re island-hopping or exploring ancient ruins, this guide will help you spot red flags…
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Does nature have a plan? It’s a lovely thought. But we’re going to have to be more accountable than that. In this achingly beautiful conversation with writer Willow Defebaugh, co-founder and Editor of Atmos Magazine, we discuss how it is we can approach healing together. We explore the designs found in nature and how, with humility, we can learn to…
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In 2026, Las Vegas will host the first-ever Enhanced Games—where athletes are allowed to use performance-enhancing drugs. Backed by big names like Peter Thiel and Trump Jr., this event is rewriting the rules of competition. We break down how it started, who’s competing, what’s at stake, and why it’s sparking global controversy. Is this the future o…
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 What is an extinction event? How have human beings considered extinction in the past? How is the contemporary understanding of human extinction different to the ancient world? And why is it that tech billionaires are so obsessed with it to the extent that they're making the decisions that are more likely to hasten its arrival? Philosopher of extin…
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In this episode we talk with owner Billy from the beverage start-up "Loom" - check out www.drinkloom.com for more information about the company and to support him! Billy had engaged in a collaboration with famed DJ and Producer Scott Storch for $3000 only to get ghosted by him and the collaboration never to be fulfilled as promised. We discuss the …
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In this jaw-dropping episode, we unravel the surreal story of George Santos—the U.S. Congressman who lied about everything. From fake degrees and phony Wall Street jobs to inventing his own heritage and stealing campaign funds, Santos wasn’t just embellishing—he was inventing a whole new identity.We break down how he got elected on a mountain of li…
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The Achuar people first came into contact with the outside world sixty years ago. Since then, they have mostly been left in peace, able to take what they want from the modern world and leave the rest. That’s changing now. Their territory is under threat by careerist politicians within their own community, by other indigenous nations whose populatio…
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We need a new story. We also need to do the hard work of re-engineering our societies, re-imagining our relationships, and remembering our bodies. Vanessa Machado de Oliveira, author of Hospicing Modernity, start our conversation right there, teasing apart the comforting notion that the hard work is just a language problem. Yes, we need a new story…
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Militarisation, isolationism, extractivism. It looks like we learned nothing from the 21st century, as the powers that be are approaching looming civilisational collapse by cranking up the gears on the very machine which caused it. We’re re-entering a period of dog-eat-dog in a resource scarce world, which could result in the return of serfdom. Tha…
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In this episode of FAKD, we bring on guest host Will Duffy to discuss his "Final Experiment" documentary at Union Glacier Base in Antarctica. We discuss flat earth and how he aims to completely abolish the rediculous "theory". Be sure to follow him on his YouTube page to get the most updated information on when the documentary will be coming out!…
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I recently interviewed Paul Hawken for Mongabay and want to share the moving conversation with you here. Celebrated author, thinker and entrepreneur Paul Hawken joins Mongabay’s podcast to discuss his new book, Carbon: The Book of Life. He argues that the jargon and fear-based terms broadly used by the climate movement alienate the broader public a…
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What if I told you the U.S. government once drafted a plan to stage terrorist attacks on American soil, blow up its own ships, and fake a plane hijacking—all to start a war with Cuba? Sounds like a conspiracy theory, right? It's not. It's called Operation Northwoods, and it was very real. In this episode of FAKD, we dive deep into one of the most s…
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Free speech is under attack. Banning books, cutting library funding, attacking Wikipedia. The authoritarian regime of the tech-bro backed hard right doesn’t want to protect your free speech. It plans on eliminating freedom altogether. When it comes to dismantling democracy, it’s far easier if your populace is divided and uneducated with limited acc…
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Does riding a rocket for 11 minutes make you an astronaut… or just a really expensive passenger? We break down the real definition of an astronaut, why titles matter, and how media hype is diluting decades of grit, science, and sacrifice. This one’s part science, part shade — and all orbit, no filter. Spoiler alert: If you didn’t train, float, fix,…
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Think you know what “Made in USA” really means? Think again. In this eye-opening episode, we peel back the red, white, and blue sticker to uncover the real story behind the label that’s supposed to stand for quality, integrity, and homegrown pride. From its historic roots in post-war industry to modern marketing loopholes, we explore what it takes …
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We can’t make this make sense. The world’s most famous face of renewable solutions spent a record-breaking amount to get Big Oil’s candidate into the White House. The ruling communist party of China is backed by Chinese billionaires. Political pundits are whipping up war fever without reason. The international rule book is merely scattered pages in…
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This week on FakdPodcast, we dive headfirst into the wildest frauds, fakes, and financial foul play making headlines around the world. From cyberattacks on retirement accounts to con artists scamming NBA stars, the deception is global — and relentless.🕵️‍♂️ Here’s what we’re exposing this week:💻 Cyber Heist Down Under: Over 10,000 Australian supera…
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The s**t’s hit the fan. We can’t turn the fan off, argues best-selling author Sarah Wilson. But we can learn how to clean up the mess. Sarah, author, podcaster and creator of the This is Precious newsletter, has been on a similar journey to me. Four years of interview experts, research and writing on a topic the mainstream refuse to engage with: co…
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Businesses could run differently — with the right leaders. Brad Vanstone, cofounder of plant-based cheese company Willicroft, is an example. He founded the company out of a desire to protect the planet and innovate the food industry. Along the way, he pioneered campaigns, helped transition animal agriculture farms to plant-based farming, and even p…
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