Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rea
Ruby Dickulous & Leah Rea
No Kings Protest, No Message, No Change
No Kings Protest, No Message, No Change
No Kings Protest, No Message, No Change
Saturday 18th October 2025
Ruby Dickulous critiques the 'No Kings' protest, exploring activism's effectiveness and corporate influence in politics.
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Episode Overview
- Critiques protests lacking clear objectives.
- Discusses corporate influence on politics.
- Explores healthcare cost issues.
- Challenges performative dissent.
- Advocates for objective-driven activism.
"You protest for something, not against something."
This episode dives into the 'No Kings' protest, with Ruby Dickulous offering a candid critique of movements that seem to lack direction and impact. Ruby questions the effectiveness of protests that don't offer clear objectives or solutions, suggesting that sometimes these gatherings serve more as emotional outlets than catalysts for change.
With a humorous yet pointed approach, Ruby dissects the intertwining of corporate power and state influence, exploring the idea of a 'corporate police state.' She challenges listeners to consider what real activism looks like and why it requires more than just catchy slogans. Ruby also touches on broader societal issues like healthcare costs and corporate influence in politics, urging a shift from performative dissent to actionable change.
If you've ever wondered about the true power of protest and the complexities behind modern activism, this episode offers plenty of food for thought. Are we shouting into the void, or is there a way to channel our voices into meaningful change?