Episode 31: Will Eric Adams Adopt a Tough-On-Earthquake Policy?

We got a packed episode this week! We started recording only about an hour after the earthquake hit NYC on Friday, so you know we had to dig into that. Then Dimez fills us in on Stonewall Was A Riot’s action taking a visit to the residence of the KKKaren, Christine Thierry, to demand further accountability for her racist attack.

We then get into the viral dismantling of Eric Adams on the Breakfast Club last week, shout out to Olay. We give our own take on a few of the topics brought up during that interview– including the murder of Win Rosario, a 19-year-old shot by the NYPD while going through a mental health crisis, and the shooting death of a NYPD officer and subsequent drama of Kathy Hochul getting turned away at his funeral. We also use it as an opportunity to talk about more of Eric Adams corrupt ties, and discuss the further updates on the Diddy case.

We touch on the recent occupation of Zuccotti Park in Manhattan to demand actions in solidarity with the people of Gaza, and catch up on the brutal missile attack by the IOF on World Central Kitchen Aid workers.

We round out the episode with discussion of the NYPD’s announcement that it will begin using AI scanners to try to detect weapons in the subway, including looking at the AI technology’s faulty history. And then we react to and discuss a recent clip of an NYPD Captain (named Adan Munoz from the 79th Precinct) assaulting a Black man in Bed-Stuy, including gun butting him, over tinted windows. We end on a lighter note by discussing the growing beef between Kendrick and J. Cole, react to their respective verses, and lament how the hip hop landscape has changed along with the beefs.

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