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E99: Symbionese Liberation Army Pt. 2 - Donald DeFreeze

E99: “Symbionese Liberation Army” Pt. 2 - Donald DeFreeze

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E98: Symbionese Liberation Army - Donald DeFreeze

E98: “Symbionese Liberation Army” - Donald DeFreeze

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Symbionese Liberation Army Pt. 2 - Patricia Hearst

After two months in captivity, Patricia Hearst sided with her kidnappers, the Symbionese Liberation Army. By the end of 1974, the newspaper heiress turned full-blown urban guerrilla.Sponsors!The Bouqs - Get an extra 20% off when you go to Bouqs.com and enter code FEMALE.  Upstart - Hurry to Upstart.com/CRIMINALS to find out HOW LOW your Upstart rate is. Checking your rate only takes a few minutes—and won’t affect your credit! That’s Upstart dot com slash CRIMINALS!

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AI Dominates at Google I/O - DTH

Tencent abandons attempts to make money from PUBG in China, Samsung security breach caught before it cause damage and Google I/O touts all kinds of AI improvements.

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In China, the Unspoken Trauma of Tiananmen Square

Tuesday marked the thirtieth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre, when China’s People’s Liberation Army opened fire on pro-democracy activists, killing between a few hundred and a few thousand civilians. That the death toll remains unknown is a symptom of the Chinese government’s thirty-year project to scrub Tiananmen Square from the Chinese cultural memory. The event has never been publicly reckoned with by the government, and conversation about the massacre is considered taboo in Chinese culture. Jiayang Fan joins the guest host Eric Lach to discuss the legacy of Tiananmen Square, and how the Chinese government’s unwillingness to address the trauma has had lingering effects on Chinese culture.