Critical Wade Theory
I'll talk about everything from politics to entertainment and philosophy. I'm also a part-time entertainment writer and working-class from the UP of Michigan, so that might come up occasionally. Oh, and I make weird experimental music and sometimes host a college radio show.
- Update frequency
- every day
- Average duration
- 14 minutes
- Episodes
- 588
- Years Active
- 2021 - 2025
![CWT #203: Bakunin's 'God and the State' deep dive (creation myth: apple, snake, tree?]](https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/staging/podcast_uploaded_episode/19499072/19499072-1682454503650-c4c963791b2b7.jpg)
CWT #203: Bakunin's 'God and the State' deep dive (creation myth: apple, snake, tree?]
Bakunin the naughty boy says: "...But here steps in Satan, the eternal rebel, the first freethinker and the emancipator of worlds."
CWT #202: Bakunin's 'God and the State' deep dive (creation myths vs. science]
...According to this myth, we, the human race, formed from one enormous creature called God, but also called Adam and Eve, swallowed the forbidden fruit containing the knowledge of good and evil, and…
CWT #201: Spike Lee's "Malcolm X" (1992) biopic, starring Denzel Washington
"Malcolm X" is a 1992 biographical drama film directed by Spike Lee
and starring Denzel Washington in the title role. The film tells the
story of the life of Malcolm X, an African American activist a…
CWT #200: Malvina Reynolds, folk singer-songwriter, humorist, and activist
Malvina Reynolds was an American folk singer-songwriter and political
activist, born on August 23, 1900, in San Francisco, California, and
died on March 17, 1978.
She is best known for writing the …
CWT #199: Famous Yoopers: Bob Bemer, inventor of ESC key, curly brackets, backslash(?!)
Bob Bemer was a computer programmer and computer industry pioneer who
made significant contributions to the development of computer
languages, character encoding systems, and software engineering.
B…
CWT #198: Blind Faith - a classic rock band your dad might like
Main image source: AI-generated art with text prompt "a classic rock band your dad might like"
CWT #197: Alice Cooper, shock rock icon
CWT #197: Alice Cooper, shock rock icon
CWT #196: LIST - 10 reasons I'm not big into nationalism
The basics (aside from my spontaneously added commentary):
1. Nationalism: often sees difference not as a resource for enrichment but as a threat to the national community. In fact, you can see this …
CWT #195: My first impressions of 'Sweet Tooth' (TV Series 2021)
CWT #195: My first impressions of 'Sweet Tooth' (TV Series 2021)
CWT #194: I answer Quora question ‘Why does someone become a liberal?’
If you want to read along (though I do occasionally veer "off script")
https://statusquodefenders.wordpress.com/2023/03/16/i-answer-quora-question-why-does-someone-become-a-liberal/
CWT #193: Algiers, an industrial post-punk soul group(?!) that's surprisingly good
CWT #193: Algiers, an industrial post-punk soul group(?!) that's surprisingly good
CWT #192: Malcolm Mooney, first lead singer of Krautrock band CAN
CWT #192: Malcolm Mooney, first lead singer of Krautrock band CAN.
Photo By CAN - www.spoonrecords.com, FAL, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=15877818
![CWT #191: Coke Can Bear?! - w/guest Ryan Wainio [Topics: Willard (2003), Freddy Krueger, Uncle Buck, etc.]](https://d3t3ozftmdmh3i.cloudfront.net/production/podcast_uploaded_episode400/19499072/19499072-1678751748126-74173984d94c3.jpg)
CWT #191: Coke Can Bear?! - w/guest Ryan Wainio [Topics: Willard (2003), Freddy Krueger, Uncle Buck, etc.]
I talk with my brother Ryan about horror movies and stuff, including Willard, Freddy Krueger, and Uncle Buck. I also accidentally create the "Coke Can Bear".
And yeah, I realize some might go after m…
CWT #190: Two Feet, overnight success, and depression
You see the title. Here I talk about musician Zachary William Dess, known by his stage name Two Feet.
CWT #189: Is there a bit of George Santos in all of us?
I ask the tough questions here. Whether it's George Santos, Dubya, Trump, or Joe Biden, all politicians have lied. And aren't we all liars sometimes?
CWT #188: 'Why are liberals shocked to find out there are other points of view...?' PT. 2
If you want to read along: https://statusquodefenders.wordpress.com/2023/02/28/i-answer-quora-question-why-are-liberals-shocked-to-find-out-there-are-other-points-of-view-other-than-their-own/
CWT #187: 'Why are liberals shocked to find out there are other points of view...?' PT. 1
If you want to read along: https://statusquodefenders.wordpress.com/2023/02/28/i-answer-quora-question-why-are-liberals-shocked-to-find-out-there-are-other-points-of-view-other-than-their-own/
CWT #186: Two (stylized 2wo), Rob Halford's failed industrial metal project
CWT #186: Two (stylized 2wo), Rob Halford's failed industrial metal project.
I offer my (always controversial) opinion on why I believe Two failed.
CWT #185: Majority Rule - They seem like a good "screamo" band (or whatever)
CWT #185: Majority Rule - They seem like a good "screamo" band (or whatever)
CWT #184: Son of Godzilla (1967) movie review!
Godzilla is a single parent in this 1967 silly billy classic!