Wade Wainio
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.
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Episodes
CWT #11: It all has to end somewhere 13.01.2022 4:20
Where will America's zany political system end up? It's like a giant choose-your-apocalypse adventure...
CWT #10: Half-assed review of My Bloody Valentine's 'm b v ' album 13.01.2022 7:00
I don't yap about politics all the time. Here, for the heck of it, are more thoughts on My Bloody Valentine's 'm b v ' album.
CWT #9: What do liberals, progressives, and Democrats want to do about Trump? 05.01.2022 6:22
"...Right now, the Dems don’t seem to be able to convincingly say which is the lesser evil, progressives or Trump, as they still appease the Republicans by avoiding a progressive agenda that win over more voters. But even aside from that, they are not doing nearly enough to prevent another Trump victory. Yes, they are highly critical of Trump, but not to the extent that they'll use the...
CWT #8: Quick Music Recommendation: Cellist Zoë Keating 05.01.2022 1:44
Check out cellist Zoë Keating. Yes, this is a low-effort "episode," and it is branching off away from political talk. I did note this would not solely be a political podcast. I won't entirely avoid discussing political/social issues, but I'll do things like quick music recommendations as well as more complete reviews of movies/TV shows/etc. This was also supposed to be a Yo...
CWT #7: The Pandemic Reminded Us We Are All in Trouble 19.12.2021 11:55
The pandemic has hit many of us hard. In fact, I think everyone has been revealed as suffering from some effects, and I'll get to that in a moment. However, I do want to mention a possible upside to this bizarre and tragic time: More of us know exactly what is at stake for the future...
CWT #6: What’s stopping the 99% from successfully rebelling against the 1%? 18.12.2021 9:52
You can’t get mad at someone for not fighting for their rights if you aren’t willing to fight for theirs. Heck, you can’t expect anyone to fight for you if you don’t do the same for them, either. People are also pinning too much of their hope to politicians and even to corporations themselves, rather than pooling their resources and creating alternatives from the bottom up.
CWT #5: My tweet at the so-called Justice Department/Merrick Garland 07.12.2021 5:26
I speak sort of funny at the very end of the recording, but I was actually angrily gritting my teeth (the kids would type "LOL" right here, I guess). I'm partly disgusted by how stereotypical the Democrats are. Confronted by the bully Trump, they give us some nerdy, wimpy-looking dude who not only looks that way but is that way! Normally I don't like macho BS, but what kind of me...
Critical Wade Theory #4: Are rural Americans much more likely to be conservative? 30.11.2021 4:29
Our perceptions of the diversity, or lack thereof, in small towns need to be tempered by objective reality. CORRECTION: In this episode, I wrongly stated one of my housemates was from Iran. He was actually from Egypt! No one out there would know that, but I have enough integrity to admit I messed up. Not even sure how I messed that up, but I may have been thinking of someon...
Critical Wade Theory #3: Would Mark Twain be considered a liberal or a conservative today? (Also: The near-pointlessness of labels) 24.11.2021 8:26
I answer Quora question 'Would Mark Twain be considered a liberal or a conservative today?' I also discuss how political labels, while sometimes practical, can open its own can of stupid, stupid worms.
Critical Wade Theory #2: Not Enough Has Changed Since 2016! 23.11.2021 14:47
In 2016 I said the following: And one point is so obvious I probably shouldn’t have to note it, but will anyway: Big-name Republicans didn’t care as much about economic problems when Bush was “at the helm.” At the same time, I could flip things around, and note how little Democrats feel enraged about the economy whenever it’s their party’s President in office. Consider how they genera...
Critical Wade Theory: Free Housing, Cheap Housing, and Boarding Houses 18.11.2021 8:58
I talk about poverty and homelessness and ways to potentially address those issues (specifically, free housing, cheap housing, and boarding houses).
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