Pigweed and Crowhill drink beer and talk about cool stuff
P&C drink and review Old Speckled Hen, an English ale, then talk about ACAB.
Is the central intent of policing to surveil, terrorize, capture and kill marginalized populations, specifically black folk? There are people in our society who are promoting that view.
The media, politicians and similar cretins keep feeding us a narrative that we have an epidemic of white cops killing unarmed black people. Is it true?
Put on your socks before you listen to this one!
P&C drink and review a Vienna Ale, then, with special guest Longinus, continue their “shortcut to the classics” series and discuss three Jack London stories: The Law of Life, To Build a Fire, and The Call of the Wild.
These stories will make you shiver!
Pigweed and Crowhill both like Jordan Peterson and Sam Harris, but it’s interesting to watch them clash, as they did in their discussions on religion in Vancouver.
Before tackling such a weighty subject, the boys enjoy Crowhill’s latest creation, a dark German ale that uses a Kolsch yeast, but is not a Kolsch.
Peterson and Harris have a lot in common. They’re both well-educated scientists who know a lot about the brain and social science research on behavior.
But Harris is an aggressive atheist who seems to hate all religions, while Peterson has a warmer feeling towards religion. (Despite the fact people have a hard time understanding exactly what he believes about God.)
The boys discuss an article Crowhill wrote on his blog about Peterson, as well as other issues in dispute between the atheist Harris and the Jungian Peterson.
