This week, Dai and David discuss Hilary Duff concert tickets and the ticket company monopolies, write to their city councilwomen, celebrate Palantir leaving Denver, recap the State of the Union speech and Abigail Spanberger's response for the Democratic Party, honor Black History Month, try to shut down the data centers and the license plate readers, and much much more!

Get out your credit card because we are selling off all of America's assets! IT'S GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! EVERYTHING MUST GO!

CORRECTION: David said that the number of Palantir workers in Denver who were losing their jobs was around 200. A firm number has not been announced, and the estimated job losses are anywhere between 90 people and 544 people.

Hilary Duff's This Is My Dream Tomato (TikTok)

Dr. Lisa Calderón's Facebook Live Video of the Globeville Elyria Swansea CoreSite Data Center Community Meeting (Facebook)

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This week, Dai and David are joined by one of their favorite returning guests, Nick/Nicole Castro. Nick is a communications expert and our go-to person for all things kink, non-monogamy, and sex. In this very spicy episode, we get into Ludacris lyrics, the refractory period, penis cartoons, the need for inclusive and comprehensive sex education, how to get pregnant, having sex with a sock, fear of sexually transmitted diseases, queer connection education, having a relationship with yourself, being a gynosexual, representation in porn, puberty, installing computer viruses on the home computer as a teenager, consent language, navigating labels and language in queer identity, measuring risk, showing grace, communication tools for intimacy, and much much more.

Listen to Nick's original CML episode on kink and non-monogamy!

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Pastor and author Brandan Robertson joins us to talk about queer Christianity, deconstruction, and what it means to reclaim faith as an LGBTQ+ person. From growing up in conservative Christianity to reimagining theology through love and inclusion, Brandan shares how queer identity and Christian belief don’t have to exist in opposition.

Dai and David get into what it actually means to “queer” Christianity, the messy journey of deconstruction, sexual ethics, pleasure and shame, and what “God is love” might look like as public policy. We unpack the radical nature of the historical Jesus, the tension between church and authenticity, and why community becomes essential after religious harm.

If you’ve ever wrestled with belief, belonging, or rebuilding spirituality on your own terms, this conversation is honest, thoughtful, political, and surprisingly joyful.

At its core, this episode asks whether faith can be reclaimed without surrendering yourself.

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Attachment styles shape how we date, argue, grieve, and show up in the world, but most of us were never taught how they actually work.

In this episode, Dai and David sit down with Eli Harwood (The Attachment Nerd) to break down attachment theory, secure relationships, and why dating is inherently vulnerable. We explore how anxious and avoidant patterns show up in modern relationships, and how to move toward secure attachment without pretending the world isn’t on fire.

We also dive into the “attention machine” and its impact on mental health, how to stay informed without becoming emotionally dysregulated, and why denial is such a common coping mechanism in uncertain times. From parenting to politics, grief to community care, Eli makes the case that secure attachment isn’t just personal; it’s cultural.

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by dating, doomscrolling, or trying to stay engaged without burning out, this conversation connects personal healing to societal change.

Secure relationships don’t happen by accident.
They’re built intentionally.

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This week, Dai and David are joined by the incredible Dr. Quintessa Hathaway! Dr. Hathaway is an educator, an activist, a public servant, the Founding Chancellor of The Hathaway Institute, an author, a former political candidate, a public policy champion, and founder of The Hathaway Political Action Committee.

Dai, David, and Dr. Hathaway talk about The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, The Freedom to Vote Act, their personal experiences with voting, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the 1965 Voting Rights Act, passing municipal resolutions and citizen-led referendums, opportunity districts, electoral representation and electoral politics, the Supreme Court, free and fair elections, voter suppression, hope, Minneapolis, changing hearts and minds, the American Dream, corporate greed, dark money vs. light money, and so much more.

This was such a soulful conversation, and we hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed talking to Dr. Hathaway!

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This week, Dai and David talk about MLK Day, state-sanctioned and empire-approved resistance, protest tactics, making a point to be disruptive, gatekeeping, politicians at protests, Project 2025, the Black Panthers' resurgence, armed community defense, the pronunciation of Avril Lavigne, white girl pop music of the 2000s, Fetty Wap being released from jail, Hilary Duff's London concert, Now That's What I Call Music, cults, whole milk, North Korean tourism, and much much more.

CORRECTION: David said that Denver's MLK Day Marade was held on January 29th. The event was held on January 19, 2026.

Hilary Duff Performs With Love Choreography in London (TikTok)

Everybody's Free To Wear Sunscreen by Baz Luhrmann (YouTube)

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This week, Dai and David celebrate 150 podcast episodes with ads you all have come to love, a listener question, and honest conversation. They discuss Cinderella, late stage capitalism, savasana, the Las Culturistas podcast, James Talarico vs. Jasmine Crockett, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump, Renee Good, fear, supporting Black women, martyrdom, and much much more.

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Matt Rogers, Bowen Yang Under Fire Over Controversial Remarks About Texas Politician Jasmine Crockett (Yahoo! Entertainment)

Jasmine Crockett Clears the Air on Her Record, Gaza Votes, and Strategy for a Blue Texas (REVOLT News on YouTube)

Call Me Texas Politics with Christian Stran (Call Me Limbo on Buzzsprout)

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This week, Dai and David are joined by Christian Stran, a Texas-based music educator turned political commentator. The three talk about music, West Coast vs. East Coast vs. Gulf Coast, TikTok, Marianne Williamson, Bernie Sanders, The I've Had It Podcast, Texas politics, George W. Bush, being gay, faith, James Talarico vs. Jasmine Crockett for US Senate in Texas, Zohran, voting, gerrymandering, Jeffrey Epstein, Trump, the government shutdown, taxes, walking fast, chasing waterfalls, dating, and much much more!

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