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Podpinions Ep. 21 - Blowing Up Hydrogen Balloons, Campus Protests & Free Speech

Podpinions Ep. 21 - Blowing Up Hydrogen Balloons, Campus Protests & Free Speech

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Episode 21 — Blowing Up Hydrogen Balloons
We cover the campus protest chaos (yes, Charlie Kirk makes an appearance), a head‑shaking hydrogen‑balloon story that got FBI/ATF attention, New Jersey taxes and bag bans, whether some protests are “paid,” Social Security numbers as ID, and the line between student speech and school rules—especially when posts are off‑campus.

Chapters
00:00 Campus protests & the balloon story
07:04 NJ taxes & plastic bags
14:06 What actually happened with the hydrogen balloons
21:09 Paid‑protester talk & campus antics
28:10 Social Security numbers as ID
35:16 More protest stories; more Jersey
42:17 FBI/ATF mentions & “controlled detonation”
49:22 Student speech vs school policy
56:26 Facebook “jail” & who gets to decide
01:03:30 Wrap‑up

Note
Hydrogen is dangerous. Don’t try any of this at home.


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