40 - PragerU Kids At Their Whit’s End (feat. Bryan Quinby) [Whit's Endless Summer #15]
Bryan Quinby (Street Fight Radio) takes the lads on a stroll through the hellscape of modern far-right children’s entertainment (with a pit-stop in the far-right children’s entertainment of yesteryear, Adventures in Odyssey) as they endure the deeply uncomfortable scream-fest and non-union acting showcase that is PragerU Kids. Topics include the ethics of child labor, the importance of flag maintenance, and the enduring legacy of notable genocidal maniac Christopher Columbus.
YouTube playlist for the PragerU Kids videos we cover in this episode:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8u3LFUV-tzj9KKb6ZMWtFlgZwyG-nDm2
Street Fight Radio Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/streetfightradio
Bryan Quinby:
Twitter: @murderxbryan
TWOAPW Patreon:
https://www.patreon.com/WorstOfAll
Theme by Brendan Dalton
www.brendan-dalton.com
https://brendandalton.bandcamp.com
Comments (11)
Big fan of Brian's Bible Corner. Actually gave me some neat historical context for those Thesselonian letters.
The american flag fetish is very funny to me, because if someone over here in germany flies a german flag and it's not football world cup, that guy is a nazi.
Relistening after learning Penis Prager is in the hospital with pneumonia, manifesting 🙏🙏🙏
Does depicting Columbus as a money-grubbing child abuser make Adventures in Odyssey the most accurate depiction of the guy in children's fiction?
I started losing it when the Middle Eastern music started playing during Bible corner
"...jingle jangle!" Hell yeah, brother! Love a Fallout New Vegas reference! Wait, movie?
The Forest Rangers!
That Reagan actor is just doing a bad Lorenzo Music impression.
When I was listening to Street fight and heard that Brian would be talking about James Dobson for Holly Boyz I thought, 'He shouldn't be allowed to do that without talking to our 3 worst of all possible people.' Apparently he got my psychic message. Great episode
Also relevant for Bible Corner, James 5:4. "Behold, the wages of the laborers who mowed your fields, which you kept back by fraud, cry out against you; the cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord."
i feel like this verse must have been in some way an inspiration for this episode. it literally mentions mowing