This week, we talk about a guy who would probably rat out, prosecute, and condemn his own family members if he suspected them of being communist - total wackjob, James Jesus Angleton. We also discuss...The Return of the Mack, and various other minutiae not worth remembering this evening. Enjoy?!

This week the Troika discuss the Asama-Sansō incident, a hostage crisis and police standoff that happens in 1972 Japan. We also discuss, the Eagles, Metallica, and other old-head topics of interest to our addled minds. Enjoy.

This week we conclude our little foray into Ted "The Unabomber" Kaczynski. We also discuss payphones, Abandoned 911 calls, Ruff Ryders, and so on, you know the usual, enjoy! (RIP Brett Hinds)

This week the Troika return to discuss, in two pahts, Ted Kaczynski, also known as The Unabomber. My boy was wicked smaht, but also the ultimate example of why you should not take your genius kid out of normal school and isolate them in their own genius for their entire formative years. You know, the just might turn into a lunatic, but oh what a SHARP lunatic.

Enjoy? Enjoi.

This week the Troika return with a discussion about some...strange and obsolete jobs. Said gigs include BABY FARMER, GARDEN HERMIT, and MUDLARK. Also, Rest in Peace, Ozzy, Rest in Piss, Ho KOGAN.

Sarcasm abounds, tread carefully! Enjoy!

This week, Ryan and Steve discuss France-Albert René, an interesting figure who served as the second President of Seychelles from 1977 to 2004. While they discuss this topic, the other Steve rambles on incoherently about his neighbor's dog, and other topics.

Enjo..y?

This week on the Troika we complete our short, interruption-filled foray into "The Lavender Scare," a time in America where the US government used laws, and moral and nationalistic fear-mongering to preclude a certain group of people from being safe, employed, or legally American. No, not now, but more like 30-50 years ago. But, also now, yes. Enjoy while we still can :(

Happy Pride month, Happy Juneteenth!

This week on the Troika we begin a multi-part discussion about "The Lavender Scare,' when several government officials(some of which who were gay themselves) decided that gay government employees who were not as powerful as them should be fired because how dare they! Or something like that - Steve explains it better if the other Steve would stop talking. Enjoy!