The Ripple Effect Podcast # 76 (John Brackett)

The Ripple Effect Podcast

Ricky Varandas

Society & Culture, 6, Philosophy, Bryan, Carlin, Callen, Dave, Bill

4.6 • 603 Ratings

🗓️ 7 July 2015

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Episode 76 with John Brackett, automotive engineer & activist from the documentary PUMP, now available everywhere, including Netflix. Also joining us is Chris Baltazar who is also an engineer & automotive enthusiast. We talk about the history of the internal combustion engine, our addiction to oil, OPEC, flex-fuel, ethanol & its link to prohibition & the Rockefellers and much much more.

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0:00.0	We must regard again
0:02.0	The acquisition of unborned in a room
0:05.0	Whether sought or unsurred
0:09.0	By the military
0:10.0	successful economy In my line of work for the truth of you're going to
0:22.6	keep repeating
0:27.6	things over and over again
0:29.6	for the truth to sink in
0:33.6	they've got a cataport the propaganda
0:38.3	I've got a cataport the propaganda
0:43.3	propaganda, propaganda, propaganda,
0:46.3	propaganda, propaganda,
0:48.3	propaganda,
0:49.3	propaganda,
0:50.3	pipe, everybody, another episode of ripple effect podcast.
1:02.2	Here we got John Brackett.
1:03.4	He's an automotive engineer and activist from the film Pump.
1:06.9	Pump is available on iTunes.
1:09.0	It's available on Netflix at the moment. It's available anywhere
1:12.2	you can get documentaries and films and it's a great, great film. I highly, highly recommend it.
1:17.8	It's just done beautifully. The pace is quick enough where it keeps people entertained and
1:23.7	also has just tons of good information from like the history of OPEC to the history of the
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