Chapter 1: What is discussed at the start of this section?
There's no place to escape to. This is the Lost Podcast. On the left. Side stories? That's when the cannibalism started. Side stories. Yes.
All right, you guys are good. We're good? We're ready? Yeah, you're ready. Oh, side stories. I'm Henry Zebrowski, and I'm getting too big for my clothes.
What?
How you doing? I'm joined, of course, I'm not Henry Zebrowski. He's out and about. He can't make it in today, but I am joined here with the wonderful, my confident, my efficient, my hero, top five smartest friends, host of the Foreign Report, fraudsters, Sina Ghaznavi. How you doing, buddy?
Oh, that's so great. I'm so happy you have very few of five friends. Yes, yes.
You're my lawyer, my psychiatrist, my IT guy. What do you think of this computer? How dirty is it?
It's pretty good. Oh, my God, look at that screen, Eddie. I know it would make you upset.
Eddie, the white on the Google Doc, you can't even see. It's changed. I was looking at the keyboard, and then I saw the screen.
Yeah, yeah, you don't know. The keyboard's bad, but the screen's bad.
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Chapter 2: How does the situation in Iran impact global perspectives?
It's going to be insane. It's going to be crazy. Yeah. But it's entertaining. Everything is about attention now, and it's going to get attention. I'm giving it attention currently. Yeah.
Good thing.
Even though I hate it and it goes against everything in my being, I am morbidly curious.
Chapter 3: What are the Enhanced Games and their implications?
This is how it happens. It's wrong to... Well, of course, these are people that will never be able to compete in the Olympics or in a proper sporting event.
But they're going to get paid. Why would they want to do the Olympics? Yeah. If you're going to fucking make these people practically homeless, and you have to win a gold medal just to get sponsors, just so you can make some fucking money, why would you want to be an Olympian and not an enhanced athlete?
Oh, man. And then they're going to make it global.
Yeah.
They're going to make it global.
Already, they got athletes from all over the world. I'm looking over here. They got the athletes. They give them all their own page. And there's guys from all over the world. There's Brazil. I'm looking at fucking... Ireland, you know, it's everywhere. You know, these guys, look, they're from everywhere.
And, you know, the next step is actually, it's going to be a human versus a robot. We're going to have that. Why not? It's going to be Elon's, like, whatever, his, like, robot thing versus one of these guys, and they're all going to make bets. It's going to, oh, yeah, I mean, Kalshi's going to pop off on this. This is all prediction markets, sports betting.
Dude, it's like, also, they're going off on how it's, like, you know...
american american excellence yeah there's like 10 americans out of like 40 athletes by american excellence they mean late stage capitalism end of the empire thank you this is it this is this is a real signal things are spiraling yeah man so this is fucking where we're at we are we're going full idiocracy yeah this is how how we're dealing which day are we going We got to make content for it.
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Chapter 4: What is the significance of performance-enhancing drugs in sports?
I do what I can. Pick your things.
I went to the Nike store, the employee store recently when I was in Portland. And not one child working there. No. You believe that? No, they got him in the basement.
I was like, this is good. They got him in the basement. Oh, they keep him where I can't see. Someone's got to put the laces on his shoes.
Dimly lit.
Tiny hands.
Working. Well, all right. That's going to be an interesting thing. Now I want to move on to upsetting stuff.
Oh, that wasn't upsetting. That was actually fun.
That's actually kind of...
Inside Stories World? That's actually very fun. That's a blast. That's the rom-com of stories?
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Chapter 5: What are the implications of the Enhanced Games and journalist safety in conflict zones?
I get it.
I get it.
But the thing is... They're not allowed to go to the Olympics.
Yeah, exactly. I say invite them. They have a great badminton team.
The Hamas badminton team is top notch.
Oh, man. And it's crazy because we're watching and it's hard to see what's happening because so many journalists are getting killed. In 2025, Israel killed 84 journalists out of 129 that were killed worldwide. So that's a big portion of it.
And so what they're banking on is people just being scared to report on this stuff and not being able to because not only are they doing that there in Gaza, but in Iran, they're shutting off the internet, they're shutting off the power, and people aren't able to get the word out.
It is so fundamentally, I think the biggest, and there's a lot of things to be upset about, but the thing that really upsets me, and this is very personal for me, that upsets me, and like, you know, don't at me, but like, Israel and the United States have made the Islamic Republic regime likable And there's I will never forgive anyone involved for doing that.
I've spent decades trying to tell people how brutal these people are, how they kill people, how they've, you know, the brain drain that's happened. They get educated and then people leave like it's destroyed the place where I want to take my kids to one day. Yeah. But no, we're so bad here that we make the other people look cool.
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Chapter 6: How does the discussion shift to the impact of the Epstein revelations?
It's hard. And I hate talking about this stuff because, you know.
I love doing it every week on Last Podcast Network. Yeah.
You know, because you're talking on a personal level, a personal level for me is I don't like saying anti-Israel stuff because half my family is Jewish, a lot of my best friends are Jewish, and anti-Semitism is very real.
And that's the other thing. The anti-Semitism is insane right now.
yeah and so it's like and like my goddaughter her school at a fucking bomb threat she's five yeah you know like what are we fucking doing and so i get scared about talking about this shit because i don't want people to just blindly attack jews because that's what fucking happens historically but it's like well what then what am i supposed to turn a blind eye to what's happening
Well, I grew up going to Seders and Passovers of my best friends growing up. And to me, this this also this whole war puts them in an unsafe position. Yeah, this is just disgusting at the end of the day. And so I'm worried about them. And frankly, a lot of my Jewish friends don't have a relationship with Israel. Because, again, they talk about the kingdom of Israel. Right.
But it's a nation state. We're talking about countries. We're talking about like the Bible wasn't just like, you know. like the country of Israel. It was like a kingdom.
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Chapter 7: What happened to the notorious poacher trampled by elephants?
Do you want to go back to that? I mean, do we just, is the Bible or the Torah, like everybody's Zillow now, that you could just go and just be like, this is actually mine?
Whenever people talk about the Bible or the Torah or any of that shit, I'm like, oh, so your argument is nonsense? That's what I hear.
And number one, the Persian Empire was when Egypt to India, if we want to go back in time, we can go back in time to those days. Everyone was happy. Religious freedom. We had a great system of roadways, a postal service. It was very nice.
Chicks were in bikinis and shit in the 60s in Iran. It was fucking awesome. And they're hot. They took that from us. These beautiful women. They're so gorgeous. You're my Prince of Persia. Thank you for talking about this with me. I've taken so much shit for never even bringing this shit up on the show. I don't feel like Henry and I have any right talking about pontificating on all this stuff.
It's crazy.
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Chapter 8: How do the hosts reflect on the ethics of big game hunting?
But when the death toll reaches this number, we have to. I want to fart and cum joke my way through life, but I'm bound to talk about death.
It is. And again, I think just to like put a pin or a bow or a cherry or a bomb on top of it, it is you can be against this war and understand the complexity of it. And we talk about this on The Foreign Report all the time. Hold the complexity of this in your heart and in your head that the Islamic Republic is a brutal regime that kills its own people.
And the United States and Israel are being brutal victims.
brutal actors in this war that never needed to happen a war of choice innocent people are being killed and the fact that this president has the audacity to go out and say we did regime change is nothing more than the biggest betrayal to the iranian people you could ever imagine and at the end of the day i'm a kid that grew up in pittsburgh and this helps zero people in pittsburgh although it cost me 70 fucking dollars to pump gas in my car today and i even went to costco wow
God damn it.
Costco, you're supposed to have it.
It is supposed to be cheaper, but I'm like, what? This is, you know? Anyways. Thanks for letting me do this.
No, I appreciate you. Because I don't feel right talking about it without someone who's directly involved. Yeah. I want to talk about another massacre.
What?
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