Happy Six Months of the Daily Whatever Show!
A recording from Dana DuBois's live video
A recording from Dana DuBois's live video
Zuri Stevens joins us for a wild Fucked Up Friday—where East Wings fall, viruses rise, and resistance stays loud.
Investigating power, privacy, and the price of truth: Melissa Corrigan is doing the work the legacy media won’t
A recording from Lawrence Winnerman's live video
Maybe democracy doesn’t need more shouting—it needs more Egbertos.
Cliff Schecter on the Future of Independent Media and the Soundcheck Fund
Julie Roginsky breaks down the No Kings rallies, the disinformation war, and why independent media like Mayday Network is the future of truth
He jammed with Bootsy, got his name from a funk god, and just lit up Times Square — Freekbass brought the groove, the grit, and the gospel of funk to Biscuits & Gravy
No kings, no chaos—just Rick Herbst reminding us that rebellion works best when it’s well-researched.
Week of October 20-25
On our street corner, democracy came with guitars, rain jackets, and gluten-free donuts of the revolution.
Nazis, Bolton, and ICE—Oh My! Because apparently the hits just keep on coming
How Dr. Amber Hull turns science, sensuality, and self-awareness into a masterclass on human connection
From cat birthdays to heartbreak therapy, Dana and I dole out wisdom (?), real talk, and one toilet paper red flag you’ll never forget
The architect of a musical revolution leaves behind just three albums - and an entire generation
Trump fires the disease detectives, the CDC glitches, and somehow the frogs are saving democracy.
“Too Fabulous for Fascism” wasn’t just a quote today—it was the vibe.
For the week of Oct 13-18
Six days, six conversations, zero chill. Here’s what went down on The Daily Whatever Show this week.
Powell's Books is alive and well and our media is so irresponsible for not showing how peaceable Portland is
Documenting the peace of Portland, because the legacy media refuses to.
We’re Never Going Back in the Closet
What could be more fucked-up than lies, vengeance, and the dumbest science ever?
Corporate burnout, Gen X exhaustion, and the dream of a life beyond the office grind.