Tao Jones/Exocubic Media
One Divide
One Divide is a podcast hosted by Tao Jones that examines wealth inequality and the strategic division of the American population by wealthy interests with the aim of keeping working class people fighting each other instead of the elite oligarchy. The show exposes artificially stoked divisions such as race, religion, gender, immigration status, and social and political philosophy as “straw men” created by the wealthy elite to ensure the continuation of the status quo, which has seen an epic increase in wealth inequality over the past 50 years in the United States and around the world.
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Autor
Tao Jones/Exocubic Media
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Último episodio
29 de oct. de 2025
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Episodios
No Kings 29.10.2025 44:42
The October episode of One Divide brings some unwanted germs, cynical Halloween costume suggestions, and some live, in-the-trenches people power at the local No Kings Rally. Host Tao Jones and Wealth Inequality Correspondent Gilda Moneypenny go into the thick of the rally, admire signs, and interview several attendees with broad and diverse reasons for coming.
I Need Some Work That Pays 17.09.2025 1:05:00
One Divide 's Inaugural episode! Gives an introduction to the theme and purpose of the podcast and celebrates the working class for the Labor Day holiday (U.S.). Includes monologue by host Tao Jones , opinion by Wealth Inequality correspondent Gilda Moneypenny , and an interview with public sector union lobbyist Alisha Blake .
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