Gabriel DiDomenico

Eat the Press Podcast

Society EN ↓ 10 episodes

If today's soundbitten media leaves you feeling less informed, less connected, and hungry for more, then follow Eat the Press to chow down on the hidden histories behind the headlines - one overthought essay at a time. eatthepress.substack.com

Author

Gabriel DiDomenico

Category

Society

Podcast website

eatthepress.substack.com

Latest episode

Dec 1, 2025

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Episodes

Bald Eagle Egalitarianism: A History of Socialism in the United States 01.12.2025

A podcast reading of this essay . Enjoy! Get full access to Eat the Press at eatthepress.substack.com/subscribe

A Millennial’s Review of Performance Reviews 31.10.2025

Does performance review season have you saying boo, but not in the fun, halloween kind of way? Well, you're not alone! Join me in (some) bitterness and (more) sarcasm this week while I try to figure out just why it is that they suck so much. Get full access to Eat the Press at eatthepress.substack.com/subscribe

The Taxonomy of the Strange: An Introduction to Fortean Topics 09.10.2025

A podcast reading of this essay . Enjoy! Get full access to Eat the Press at eatthepress.substack.com/subscribe

Et Tu, Little Caesar? How Mike Ilitch Stabbed Detroit in the Back 24.09.2025

Tune in to hear a little bit about the mysterious Mike Ilitch's life, how he made his billions, and how he used those billions to screw over the city of Detroit. Get full access to Eat the Press at eatthepress.substack.com/subscribe

You Hate to Love It: The American Anti-Hero 15.09.2025

This week's episode is about American antiheroes of history and the role they may play in our overall economy. We talk about antiheroes from the 1960s up through modern times, the social conditions they existed in, and any lasting impacts their exploits had on policy today. Enjoy! Get full access to Eat the Press at eatthepress.substack.com/subscribe

You Hate to Love It: The American Anti-Hero 08.09.2025

This week's episode is about American antiheroes of history and the role they may play in our overall economy. We talk about antiheroes from the late 1800s to mid 1930s, the social conditions they existed in, and any lasting impacts their exploits had on law enforcement today. Next week, Part II will cover more antiheroes from the 1950s all the way up to today. Enjoy! Get full access to Eat the Pr...

If You Dare to Struggle: an Observance in Honor of Chairman Fred Hampton Day 01.09.2025

An essay in honor of Chairman Fred Hampton Day. This episode gives an overview of the life and assassination of Fred Hampton as well as presents an argument for why his story seems to be less prominent in popular culture compared to contemporaries like MLKJ or Malcom X. Get full access to Eat the Press at eatthepress.substack.com/subscribe

From Integrity to Hegemony: How 30 Billionaires Ruined Watching Sports for Everybody 24.08.2025

Episode 03: From Integrity to Hegemony: How 30 Billionaires Ruined Watching Sports for Everybody Summary: Sports betting used to be tightly regulated, and pretty frowned upon. It was always for the integrity of the game. So what changed? Why do I see 10 ads for pocket casinos during every commercial break? If you prefer to read or would like to follow along, you can also find this episode in essay...

You Shall Not Thacker Pass 24.08.2025

Episode 01: You Shall Not Thacker Pass Summary: Lithium Americas and General Motors are teaming up to build a massive lithium mine on long-contested tribal land in Northern Nevada. This podcast covers the history of the area, the history of the specific broken treaty that made this land contested, as well as the current status of a decades-long fight to protect Thacker Pass. If you prefer to read...

The Cultural Ubiquity of the Phrase “Let’s Go,” and the Loss of Much Better Alternatives 24.08.2025

Episode 02: The Cultural Ubiquity of the Phrase “Let’s Go,” and the Loss of Much Better Alternatives Summary: Everybody and their dog is yelling "let's go!" Like, everybody. Why is that? If you prefer to read or would like to follow along, you can also find this episode in essay format at eatthepress.substack.,com . Support the Show: Substack Twitter (not X) Threads Get full access to Eat the Pres...

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