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Bad Libs

Bad Libs

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 Comedians Zach Miller and James Schlarmann breakdown current events from a decidedly and unapologetically liberal point of view.Copyright 2026 Bad Libs Political Science Politics & Government
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  • Bad Libs: The Afterbirth 007: "Zionism Is NOT Judaism."

    Bad Libs: The Afterbirth 007: "Zionism Is NOT Judaism."
    Mar 8 2026
    In this week's episode, comedians Zach Miller and James Schlarmann discuss the new war in Iran that feels a lot like the old wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam, and why the war will force a conversation about Judaism and Zionism. Also: Kristi Noem is out as DHS Secretary, and much more!
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  • Bad Libs: The Afterbirth 006: "A Totally New Idea - War in the Middle East"

    Bad Libs: The Afterbirth 006: "A Totally New Idea - War in the Middle East"
    Mar 1 2026

    In the latest episode, recorded a day before the bombs dropped in Iran, Zach and James discussed what seemed to be looming in the not-too-distant future in the region. The two comedians also discuss the Clinton closed-door Epstein testimony, Trump's tariff tantrum, and much more.
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  • Bad Libs: The Afterbirth 005 - "ICE TO IRAN!"

    Bad Libs: The Afterbirth 005 - "ICE TO IRAN!"
    Feb 22 2026
    In this week's episode of the most libtar*ed podcast in America, Zach and James talk about topics ranging from Donald Trump's tariffs being a bridge too far even for his stolen Supreme Court majority, the UK understanding how consequences for the elite work better than the U.S., The "Board of Peace," and perhaps a way to leverage ICE agents' unique skillsets in the Middle East...for free.
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