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This is False

Evelyn Irish, Travis Laver, & Mohammad Akbar

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We used to talk about politics in Windsor, ON. Then we moved to Halifax, NS. So now we talk about sex and relationships and how they relate to capitalism.
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Jalal-ud-din-Mohammad Akbar, also known as Akbar, was one of the most famous Mughal kings and he reigned India during the 16th century. Akbar, unlike other Mughal emperors, was keen to have talented people in his court irrespective of their religion. He had nine gems in his court and amongst them, Birbal was widely considered the most intelligent. A Brahmin by birth, Birbal’s original name was Mahesh Das and he met Akbar first time when he helped Akbar and his courtiers find the way back to ...
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This week on a very special episode of This is FalseEv and Travis kick it a little old school and talk about Netflix’s new Adam McKay and David Sirota film Don’t Look Up, the newest phase of Covid and the government response therein, before delving into our new segment “JUST BE POLY” and getting a little nihilistic. Oh, and then we find out the mea…
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In a long episode, Ev and Travis discuss their rough start in Halifax, mental health shizz, poly people being viewed as expendable by monogamists and the links between monogamy and capitalism and how traditional lifestyles are weaponized by fascism. You can find us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod and email us at [email protected]
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MURKA! Evelyn Irish is joined by American Boyfriend, aka Jeff, to discuss Ev’s trip to the far off land of Southwest Detroit. Things discussed include: American fast food, the shite try-hard bougey fast food chain Del Taco, Baja Blast, Bang Energy Drink, Coney Dogs, and eventually American labour struggles in the industry. You can follow us on soci…
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This week, Travis sat down with Edmonton-based activist, writer, and podcaster Katie Robertson—an old friend from grade school—to talk about her life as an activist, her perspective on politics, her podcast Outside the House, and the current state of things in Alberta. We recorded this interview back on May 26th, a few days before news broke about …
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CONTENT WARNING: Discussions of genocide, Residential Schools, colonial violence. This week Ev, Mo, and Travis discussed the discovery of 215 children in a mass grave at Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia and the politician and media reaction to the news. It’s a heavy one—so just a warning. Before we got into that, we kept it li…
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Travis is joined this week by the oft-mentioned, but never before heard from Emma Starr. They listened to the Voice of the People before giving an update on everyone’s favourite racist Essex town councilor Chris Vander Doelen. Finally, they continued the conversation about Israel’s continued genocide in Palestine and the media coverage here in Cana…
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Ev, Mo, and Travis Respect The Grift™, discuss some Rex Murphy verbiage, and dive into the newest terrorist attacks on the people of Palestine by Israeli settlers. If you’d like to support ongoing efforts by Palestinians, consider the following: Movement to Safeguard Palestinian Communities Islamic Relief Canada: Palestine Emergency Appeal Here’s a…
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Gladys, Kit, Mohammad, and Travis chat about former Windsor Star columnist and current Town of Essex councilor Chris Vander Doelen and his recent controversy before delving into a deep cut of his from 2014. Then we transition to the ongoing Derek Chauvin trail in Minneapolis and yet another police killing of a black person in nearby Brooklyn Center…
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In this week's episode of This is False, Mo, Ev, and Travis introduce Kit Tea and yell about the cops. This time, they killed a dog in Windsor, shot a baby in Kawartha Lakes, and the RCMP did a racism in Saskatchewan. You know, the usual. You can support us on Patreon and follow us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod. You can also email us at ThisIsFal…
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Mo and Travis sit down with special guest co-host Gladys Shaffely to talk about the polite way to bomb Syria, the broken Canadian political system through the lens of the NDP’s private member bill on Pharmacare, and CBC’s The Fifth Estate and their look at anti-Black racism on Ontario university campuses. Support us on Patreon! Expose UWindsor’s Fa…
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Travis is joined this week by Windsor-based artists April Morris and Teajai Travis. April is a painter and visual artist and progenitor of The Pylon Project; Teajai is a poet, storyteller, activist and now the Executive Director of Artcite. We sat down to talk about community-facing art, decolonizing art, artivism, and the history and role of Artci…
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We’re delayed this week due to technical difficulties. The planned episode won’t be out until Monday. In the meantime, Evelyn Irish and Travis Laver went off the damn rails. We celebrated the death of Rush Limbaugh, discussed r/Neoliberal, talked about the Green Party’s insane Olympic plan, and then the centerpiece: Durham Region’s Black History Mo…
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This week on the program, we welcome in Pindzer B, dear friend of the show and recipient of ODSP benefits. We talked to her about her life on ODSP and the barriers she faces trying to survive on the woefully inadequate service. That happens around the 33-minute mark and BIG content warning—discussions of suicide, drug use, drug overdoses, and livin…
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Liz Singh is a delight! She's also a filmmaker, an activist, and an artist and she joins us on this week's episode to talk about her film The Lower Plateau--you know eventually. Before that, we chat about stonks, TikTok, James Cameron, and more. You can follow us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod and email us at [email protected]. Als…
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In this, the latest episode of This Is False, Ev, Mo, and Travis talk about the following: The worm that must be hollowing out the brain of the American Liberal; Julie Payette’s shameful behaviour and whether or not there should even be a Governor General; and our saviour Rick Mercer. Support us on Patreon and follow us on all the social media @Thi…
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Depressed, angry, and full of parody and satire, Ev, Mo, and Travis get some feelings out. Covid-19's brutal second wave is running roughshod over Windsor-Essex and we want to talk to Order of Ontario recipient Mike Harris about it. We also chatted about KFC's newest grift, the pro-gun Left, politicians on vacation, and Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens' …
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We send off 2020 with a bit of a lighter episode. Ev, Mo, and Travis talk about the town of Grafton, Vermont which was taken over by bears after the libertarians abolished the government. Then we chatted about the Bloc Québecois and their plot to salute sex positive people in Montréal before taking a look at the Financial Post's headlines. Buy Matt…
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Ev and Travis discuss Stephen Harper's second career, the Covid-19 response as liberalized genocide, the Landlord-Tenant Board going insane, long term care homes and the role of former Ontario Premier Mike Harris, and don't worry, Jubzi is here to take down capitalism. You can find us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod, you can email us at ThisIsFalse…
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This week, Travis talks to legendary anti-poverty organizer John Clarke about the false hope of Universal Basic Income. Then Travis and Mo talk about the hopelessness of electoral politics without a corresponding and principled grassroots movement. And small business owners are pissbaby whiners and we’re tired of pretending they’re not. You can che…
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Evelyn, Mo, and Travis continue the conversation about the culture of institutional racism at the University of Windsor as Travis recounts a story about how the administration dealt with white supremacist students in his class. Then they briefly discuss the case of Jordan Afolabi, a Black student who was assaulted by a white student and then punish…
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CONTENT WARNING: Around the 12-minute mark, there is a brief discussion about rape and sexual assault. In part one of a two-part series, Mo and Travis dig a little deeper into racism at the University of Windsor by talking about the Delta Chi social media posts before Mo recounts the story of how the University tried to ruin his (and others') life …
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Ev, Travis, and Mo spend some time on ACAB for Cutie: Ottawa Edition before looking at the RCMP's web spying program. Then we dive into Drew Dilkens' ill-advised foray into the world and talk about the repercussions of City Council's move to outsource some jobs at City Hall. We're on Patreon now! You can also find us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod…
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No Ev Irish this week. She was involved in a dramatic dispute about the inherent value of Coke Zero vs. Diet Coke. Needless to say, there was blood when she entered Pepsi Zero Sugar as a viable contender. She'll be back next week once she deals with the legal issues she's now facing. Mo and Travis talk 90s pro wrestling and pro athletes' place in t…
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Introducing the third Tiffer (Falsie? Faker?) Mohammad Akbar! Mo fits right in with Ev and Travis while they discuss a grab-bag of issues from the gangsta move Mi'kmaq purchase of Clearwater Seafoods; to the surging second wave of Covid in Canada, to Windsor city council's vote on the Mega-hospital location, and much more. And WE'RE ON PATREON! Go …
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Hey Rino, where were you, BAHD? WHERE WERE YOU? Ev and Travis run down the U.S. Election for a second before delving into the shitshow that was the City of Windsor’s eviction of the Rail Cut Homeless Encampment on November 4th. Find us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod and email us at [email protected] Plugs: - Revolutionary Student M…
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We’ve been light on the ACAB content lately, so we decided to make up for it. The Windsor Police have a new, very expensive, toy to oppress the poor with; they also are still being dumb about the whole Naloxone thing; we give an update on 1492 Landback Lane in Caledonia and the OPP’s brutal violence towards the Haudenosaunee people; then we shout o…
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We’re back! After two weeks of horrible life circumstances, your favourite leftist podcast from the Rose City is back and we’re talking Igor (for the last time, hopefully), the new proposed location of the Downtown Mission, and the attacks on Mi’kmaw fishers in Nova Scotia and the role played by Clearwater Lobster in the conflict. For more informat…
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In this, the fourteenth episode of This is False, Ev and Travis discuss a grab-bag of items. A little of the Trump tax return thing, a little Igor update, the Trudeau Liberals plan to end systemic racism by giving out loans to Black business owners, and how to survive in a post-CERB world according to the Financial Post. Rate, review, and share us …
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Evelyn Irish is here to stay! Ev and Travis talk Notorious RBG and why the cult around her is a massive problem. Then we talk downtown Windsor condo developments and more gentrification before ending off briefly touching on the assault on Mi’kmaw fishers in Nova Scotia. Links & References - Condo story – Windsor Star - Mi’kmaw Fishing Rights videos…
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Travis is joined by Janet MacIssac (She/Her/They/Them) and Derrick Biso (They/Them) to discuss transphobia and cisnormativity in politics as it has manifested in the discussions around Ward 7 candidate Igor Dzaic’s problematic statements. - Dan MacDonald Show – Ward 7 Candidate Responds to Backlash for Homophobic and Transphobic Tweets - TransPulse…
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In this, the second part, of our conversation with Derrick Biso, we focus up and talk more directly about the often less-visible violence of white supremacy as it manifests itself through gentrification, language, and interpersonal conflict. We discuss the new city council initiative that seeks to name alleys in Windsor, causing harm as a white per…
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Pam and Travis welcomed non-binary artist, activist, researcher, lover, and community organizer Derrick Biso to the podcast. They talked so much that we had to split it into two parts. In this, the first part, topics discussed include politics on the job, Viola Desmond, and the responsibility that white folks have to not just reflect upon their rol…
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Pam and Travis welcome local artist, poet, activist, founder of the Bloomfield House, and all-around mensch Teajai Travis to the podcast as the inaugural guest. Teajai has been fighting the best fight for years in Windsor, and he joins the pod to talk about the Occupy movement and the recent history of left-wing activism in the city, Black Lives Ma…
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