Brigitte Bardot’s death at 91 forces an awkward question: how do we mourn a movie star who was also a provocateur? In this episode we trace Bardot’s rise as the original influencer—style icon, Saint‑Tropez maker, and later animal‑rights crusader—alongside the decades of ugly remarks that complicate her legacy. Expect a wry, critical take on celebrity, nostalgia, and the weird grief economy. Tune in for a nuanced look at fame, controversy, and why her image still sells—keywords: Brigitte Bardot, legacy, influencer, animal rights, controversy.

Is box office the new cultural verdict? In this installment of “The Capitalist’s Fever Dream” we unpack Avatar: Fire and Ash’s massive haul, IMAX premiums, and how studios turn spectacle, nostalgia, and boutique prestige into predictable profit pipelines. We analyze A24’s Oscar‑driven scaling, franchise economics, and what consolidation means for film as art. Listen to decide whether Hollywood still creates meaning or just engineers quarterly wins—keywords: Avatar, box office, IMAX, Hollywood, blockbuster, film industry.

Miscarriage is common but its loneliness is not. This episode centers a raw personal essay about a boxed crib, two years of silence, and the brittle mixture of statistics, blame, and the solace of community after pregnancy loss. Gentle, honest, and hopeful, we explore grief, bodily betrayal, and the small rituals that help people carry on. Hear a compassionate conversation about women’s health, miscarriage, and healing—keywords: miscarriage, pregnancy loss, women’s health, grief, support.

What do you do when the sky doesn’t behave? In “Our Collective Nightmare” we retell the 1952 Washington flap—radar returns that looked “solid,” pilots nearly ordered to fire, and decades of sanitized official responses that turned mystery into paperwork. We interrogate modern protocols that tell trained aviators to “call local law enforcement” and ask what that says about priorities and truth. Stream for an investigative deep dive into UAPs, pilots, radar anomalies, and government response—keywords: Washington UFO flap, UAP, pilots, radar, government, unexplained.

Two helicopters. One fatal slice of sky. This episode reconstructs the Hammonton collision—flight tracks, rescue efforts, wreckage, and the federal inquiry that follows—while examining how aviation tragedy is turned into investigation and ritualized sympathy. We probe what the crash reveals about safety, maintenance, and the human cost behind the headlines. Listen now for a measured, investigative account of the Hammonton helicopter crash and its implications for aviation safety—keywords: Hammonton, helicopter crash, aviation, NTSB, investigation, pilot fatality.

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