Snoopy gets into a World War I dogfight, crawls around France, and chooses a dangerous place for a nap. Plus, facts about the real Red Baron, jump cuts and poor editing in the dogfight sequence, and Eric tries to pronounce German and French names.

Inicia Festival de Cine MAMI de Bombay; ZIFF Goes Mainland lleva cine a Tanzania; Conoce la Bienal de Caligrafía de Sharjah y la Bienal de Escultura de Melbourne; Turquía presenta la 10ma Bienal de Çanakkale; y 1er Trienal de Diseño Walker en Minneapolis

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Episodio 211 - Lunes octubre 19, 2026.

* Adéntrate del mundo de Bollywood en el Festival de Cine MAMI en Bombay, India hasta el 24 de octubre.

* ZIFF Goes Mainland EU-MS Film Festival lleva cine a ciudades de Tanzania de mano de la Unión Europea.

* Explora la Bienal de Caligrafía de Sharjah en Emiratos Árabes Unidos.

* Recorre la Bienal de Escultura "Soft Systems" de Melbourne en Australia.

* Descubre arte y cerámica desde la Décima Bienal de Çanakkale en Turquía.

* Asiste a la primer Trienal de Diseño Walker en Minneapolis, Estados Unidos.

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An unexpected reboot can go one of two ways: it's either like getting socks for Christmas or having Korean BBQ for dinner. Not sure what the comparison is but Chris and Nick are here to discuss the new horror sensation, Resident Evil!

For twenty-four years, international observers from the OSCE have watched every federal election in the United States. This year nobody sent the invitation. The State Department says the OSCE should save its limited resources. The White House says American elections will be observed by American citizens. The other two countries to keep these observers out recently are Russia and Belarus. Nick concedes that the experts are right about one thing, the observers don’t secure the ballots, and then asks the question nobody seems to want to answer: if the election’s clean, why wouldn’t you want the report that says so? And who’s watching instead?

Dr. Craig Johnson opens at a seven, because on the morning we recorded, federal agents searched the home of Congresswoman Ilhan Omar over immigration paperwork her late father filed when she was a child. Craig explains who the United States has historically stripped of citizenship, and why it has never been tried on a sitting member of Congress. Nick explains the report the State Department published this summer, naming her among forty-three people and groups it calls tools of Cuban subversion. The list came first.

Then the show plays a clip from The Muckrake Weekender Podcast, Jared Yates Sexton and Nick Hauselman’s subscriber show, which Jared generously allowed us share. It’s from a Byron Donalds for Governor event in Florida that takes an unexpected turn toward grandparents’ rights, and what Jared does with it is the reason The Muckrake is the show Autocratic Despair: The Podcast measures itself against.