liy: Feels like calling a friend over for an hour to break it down for you, who pulls up links and watches them with you, yells at bad takes so you don't have to... all without the possibility of losing that friendship. not really an essay so the time flies by (1:03:47)

• He breaks it down like he's running media literacy 101 daycare for a generation younger than him (because he is),
• he answers questions in chat along the way,
• his examples are clear but not gory,
• and his editors are very good at cutting together a tight explainer video out of a much longer livestream.

Teanna / Fab Socialism (1:02:50)

intro - 0:00 disillusioned - 5:46 abolition - 9:59 covid - 41:11 tips - 59:14

Elliot Sang (1:01:12) liy: A deep dive on tea

TIME STAMPS 00:00 introducTion 03:28 i like To cha cha 10:49 myThs 19:15 briTish Tea 36:59 The beginnings of chai

Alexander Avila (1:09:00)

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