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This bonus episode of Trashfuture covers the arrest of five men near a US military base in Gloucestershire, sparking humorous speculation about kimchi smuggling and intelligence operations.

Riley and guest Hesse Denny discuss the "AI safety is mostly a sex cult" allegations, analyzing the intersection of rationalist, effective altruist, and AI doomer communities.

Hosts discuss the $615,000 settlement paid to Florida wildlife employees fired for posting about Charlie Kirk’s death, debating the figure’s cultural status and the right-wing’s shifting focus.

Hosts Nate and Hussein discuss the rise of AI-driven scams targeting hobbyists and the Piddington village's secessionist referendum against an asylum center.

Hosts Nate, Hussein, and guest Tom Walker analyze the 2025 film One Night Only, a dystopian comedy where premarital sex is illegal except for twelve hours annually.

Hosts Riley, Nate, and guest Charles Starr discuss the legal and constitutional controversies surrounding Trump’s plan to build a massive, privately funded White House ballroom.

Corey Doctorow and Maddie Ziegler host a bonus episode of Trashfuture, where they dissect a critical essay from the Andreessen Horowitz publication…

The hosts discuss the escalating threat of far-right paramilitary groups in the UK, highlighting recent coordinated actions at the Port of Dover and…

This Trash Future bonus episode critiques Dan Ariely’s fabricated behavioral economics data and the British Museum’s exclusive Bayeux Tapestry viewings for political elites.

The hosts satirically mourn Keir Starmer’s resignation, joking about his future as a streamer, before critiquing a controversial "butt face" toy and the hyper-optimization of children’s media.

Hosts Riley Nova and Hussein join Molly White to discuss Meta’s patent for AI-enabled “pervert glasses” that record and analyze users’ surroundings.

Hosts Nova, Libby, and Charlotte celebrate a bizarre AI-generated "DJ Einstein" t-shirt as the ultimate dad fashion statement.

This bonus episode critiques Phoebe Gates’ startup Fia for using illegal cookie-stuffing to inflate revenue, linking her tactics to a secretive Stanford power course.