Hey everyone. Welcome back to Remap Sports and Sports Adjacent podcast.

It sets out to disprove the notion that people of lives dedicated to pixels jumping across

the screen can't also be unhealthly interested in what nerds concessantly referred to as

sports ball every Super Bowl.

As always, I'm joining my colleague and fellow cursed Bears fan Rob Zackney, but we're also joined this week

by my old boss, colleague, person who honestly deserves, deserves most of the credit for remap,

getting off to a healthy start two years ago.

4404COVUndor Jason Kebler, Jason, thank you for joining us.

But as tradition, I show off every podcast with a question.

Do you think 4-4 media can save us from our increasingly rapid slide into fascism?

Oh, yeah, that is, that's my favorite question to answer as well.

I don't think that we can, I don't think that we can stop it, but I think that we can inform people what is going on.

And I do think that we have been writing a lot

about how corporate interests intersect with our government at the moment. And I've been surprised to

learn that some corporations still have a bit of shame. And so, like, we've been reporting a lot about Flock, the automated license

plate reader company and how they have some of their customers who are local cops have been

collaborating with ICE and have been collaborating to find people who have been seeking abortions

and things like that. And I sort of expected flock to shrug

when we wrote these articles, but they actually cut off a lot of service for local cops who

were not complying with their rules and stuff like that. So incremental, less badness,

I guess I would say we're capable of doing at the moment.

And yeah, I think that as more and more people sort of start reading not just our articles,

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