This week on Shameless Pillowtalk, we’re getting into truth, power, hypocrisy, and why people spiral when they feel exposed.
We break down the Sinners Oscars backlash — why a film about morality, shame, and power has folks in a moral panic — and what the outrage really says about control, projection, and accountability.
Then we talk about the killing of a U.S. citizen by federal agents in Minnesota, zooming out to the bigger issue: ICE, unchecked power, conflicting narratives, and the growing demand for transparency and justice.
From art exposing hypocrisy to institutions protecting themselves, this episode connects the dots between who gets judged, who gets protected, and who gets hurt when truth threatens power.
We’re talking cultural discomfort, system accountability, internet outrage, and why facing uncomfortable truth might be the real growth move.
Messy conversations. Real commentary. No dodging the hard parts.
Welcome to Shameless Pillowtalk — where the takes are honest and the truth doesn’t get softened.
