Tate Brown

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14,168 appearances 29 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 6d ago

Tate Brown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 29 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 7.

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Timcast IRL · Sydney Sweeney ATTACKED For Doing Naked Advertisement, Loses Followers w/ Dr. Ron Elfenbein · 16 Sep 2026 podcast

be 'cause like it's not like Walgreens is gonna run this ad, right? voice-verified

Like it has to be a comp but it has to be a company that can need to be able to shoulder the provocativeness. voice-verified

Well, it's ironic. voice-verified

The only way that like the economy can survive this sort of compression would be sort of a conservative structure in so far as, okay, we need a way to um have the population declining. voice-verified

And we need a a way to ensure that we can basically reduce the amount of people looking for work, right? voice-verified

We need to reduce the size of the workforce. voice-verified

The obvious and I'm not this isn't even a joke. voice-verified

I mean, there's been far more intelligent people th than me that have sort of articulated this. voice-verified

Nate Fisher over at Newfoundland is one of 'em. voice-verified

Um, that it could bring forth sort of this conservative demand of, hey, we want to be able to provide for a family on a single income. voice-verified

That was the way that we used to have it and people were generally quite happy um with that sort of arrangement. voice-verified

And that would solve a lot of these social problems that we're having. voice-verified

This can be a way to get to that. voice-verified

Again, it would require a bit of ushering. voice-verified

But if we can have a situation where, okay, the workforce is compressing and now we're having less jobs, that now means labor that still exists. voice-verified

Which means the men voice-verified

that are working in these jobs should be getting higher salaries. voice-verified

There's less of a need for additional managerial labor, administrative work, which typically goes to women. voice-verified

And this will just allow generally like for example, a plumber, like you said, well, you know, we're cutting out a lot of this administrative work. voice-verified

A plumber can now run a business basically by himself. voice-verified

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