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Episode Synopsis
I'M NOT LATE, YOU'RE LATE!!!
I very intentionally didn't upload this episode on the normal day and made the extremely deliberate choice to upload it Thursday evening. I swear it on Devin's iridescent chitin.
Here at Sheeple HQ we're well-oiled (on massage Mondays at least) and organized much like the world's best militaries. As it turns our being disciplined isn't the only thing a huge military needs to thrive, it also needs Tom Cruise.
This episode we're discussing the Military Entertainment Complex, the little known but widely seen network of entertainment products sponsored by the US military. If it sounds weird, and perhaps a little dystopian, that's because it is!
Follow us on Twitter: @wethesheeplepod
Have a topic you think we should cover? Email us: [email protected]
Music:
Intro: Alien visitors
Ads: The Bounty Hunter
Outro: Trip with a UFO
From: https://soundtrackuniverse.com
Hear from an expert in online literacy: https://omny.fm/shows/factually-with-adam-conover/why-critical-thinking-can-t-beat-misinformation-an
Sources:
Playing War: How the Military Uses Video Games - The Atlantic
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex | Salon.com
US Army pauses video game streams after accusations of violating free speech - The Verge
America's Army is finally closing for good | PC Gamer
Report: Defense Dept. paid NFL millions of taxpayer dollars to salute troops | PBS News Weekend
Report: At least 50 teams were paid by Department of Defense for patriotic displays - The Washington Post
How Hollywood became the unofficial propaganda arm of the U.S. military | CBC Radio
Military-entertainment complex - Wikipedia
How the U.S. military made 'Top Gun' and 'Top Gun: Maverick' possible - The Washington Post
Updated ‘Complete’ List of DOD Films | Spy Culture
I very intentionally didn't upload this episode on the normal day and made the extremely deliberate choice to upload it Thursday evening. I swear it on Devin's iridescent chitin.
Here at Sheeple HQ we're well-oiled (on massage Mondays at least) and organized much like the world's best militaries. As it turns our being disciplined isn't the only thing a huge military needs to thrive, it also needs Tom Cruise.
This episode we're discussing the Military Entertainment Complex, the little known but widely seen network of entertainment products sponsored by the US military. If it sounds weird, and perhaps a little dystopian, that's because it is!
Follow us on Twitter: @wethesheeplepod
Have a topic you think we should cover? Email us: [email protected]
Music:
Intro: Alien visitors
Ads: The Bounty Hunter
Outro: Trip with a UFO
From: https://soundtrackuniverse.com
Hear from an expert in online literacy: https://omny.fm/shows/factually-with-adam-conover/why-critical-thinking-can-t-beat-misinformation-an
Sources:
Playing War: How the Military Uses Video Games - The Atlantic
Shall we play a game?: The rise of the military-entertainment complex | Salon.com
US Army pauses video game streams after accusations of violating free speech - The Verge
America's Army is finally closing for good | PC Gamer
Report: Defense Dept. paid NFL millions of taxpayer dollars to salute troops | PBS News Weekend
Report: At least 50 teams were paid by Department of Defense for patriotic displays - The Washington Post
How Hollywood became the unofficial propaganda arm of the U.S. military | CBC Radio
Military-entertainment complex - Wikipedia
How the U.S. military made 'Top Gun' and 'Top Gun: Maverick' possible - The Washington Post
Updated ‘Complete’ List of DOD Films | Spy Culture
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