NO ID Episode 33 - Bureau of Hate
Executive Producers:
Kevin Killian
IdahoOutlaw88
Anonymous
Show Art:
Dan of the Dead
Idaho is surveilling wastewater for the next scary bug, state officials are playing fast and loose with raw-milk claims, and the mainstream media’s favorite narratives get a long, uncomfortable look under the microscope. Plus, hate-crime politics, the real story behind Matthew Shepard’s death in 1998, vaccine adverse-event data, the push to regulate Kratom, and Idaho’s favorite question: why is everything so damn expensive?
Timestamps:
(00:01:20) Masked-up boaters and the permanence of delusional habits
(00:03:20) Wastewater surveillance and the next public-health scare
(00:08:00) Raw milk, Idaho Health and Welfare, and the alleged outbreak narrative
(00:14:45) A Caldwell assault, hate-crime laws, and media framing
(00:19:00) Matthew Shepard and the story behind the headline
(00:23:50) Revisiting the case through The Book of Matt
(00:38:50) The mainstream account versus investigative reporting
(00:44:00) Hate-crime laws and the incentives behind political outrage
(00:54:00) Value-for-value
(01:08:00) Reworking the Matthew Shepard story and the drug angle
(01:10:45) Vaccine adverse-event reports and how the numbers get presented
(01:17:45) Kratom, public safety, and the push for regulation
(01:22:00) Ban kratom? Ban cars? The logic of prohibition
(01:23:45) Idaho’s grocery sales tax and the promise of repeal
(01:27:00) Tax credits, inflation, and the vanishing value of your dollar
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