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Approximately twelve centuries before the birth of Christ, the world existed as we can scarcely imagine it today. This is an era equal parts history and legend. A time remembered in some of humanity’s oldest surviving stories, spanning from...
In today’s episode of The Xanadu review, I sit down with . We talk the state of the new right, the current political and social landscape, the rise and fall of the dirtbag left, the second Trump admin, the war in Iran, the future of America...
“They’ve finally pushed me too far. They think they can just treat me like I’m trash, like I’m nothing. Six years. Six fucking years of my life I gave that company. And they fired me over a Zoom call. No respect. But I’ll show them. They’ll...
The year was 2003. I had just been lent a video game by a friend. I was a few years behind the curve in the early 2000s in getting an N64, being a bit lower on the socioeconomic ladder, but better late than never. When my friend first told...
On today’s episode of The Xanadu Review, I’’m joined by . We talk finding a balance between staying informed and not going crazy, the WWEification of modern political media, “media literacy” and its discontents, AI and the way it is being f...
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