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Sep 18, 2026

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On this day in working class history, the 18th of September.
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On 18 September 1809, the old price riots began in the Covent Garden Theatre in London during the opening night of Macbeth in protest at increased prices at the newly reopened venue.
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0:23
The original theatre had burned down, and when it reopened, standard ticket prices had increased from three shillings and sixpence to four shillings.
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0:32
After the play ended, the audience refused to leave so the owner, John Campbell, called police.
Isaiah WallaceGUEST
64:12
I'm okay with this.
Isaiah WallaceGUEST
64:14
Cal is not in Riots feels weird.
Isaiah WallaceGUEST
64:16
He's just always in Riots to me.
Evan PaulHOST
64:19
But I mean, he gives a bigger dice pool to the ISF unit.
Evan PaulHOST
64:27
And correct me if I'm wrong, but if this list plays Tack Strike, you would get Iden, and then you would get two Special Forces, and then Krennic would give you one of the Death Troopers.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
23:52
But given recent events, many of them were just as eager to cheer on their teams as they were at the prospect of getting to yell at Justinian.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
24:00
The problem began several days earlier in the nearby town of Saikai, where riots erupted involving some of the blues and the greens.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
24:07
The riots ended with bodies on the ground and a handful of people were snatched up to be punished for those who were killed.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
24:15
I kind of get the impression that maybe it wasn't all them.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
24:19
They just kind of grabbed some people and some of them may have killed, some of them may have not.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
26:59
They just so happened to connect viscerally and emotionally to the outcome of a well-known trial of sorts involving the fate of a couple of people who may or may not have been responsible for the deaths of others.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
27:11
Thankfully, hyperfixating on the fate of accused killers alongside the stress of your homeland falling apart around your ears would never, ever happen again.
Jennifer MatarizHOST
27:19
Along with crying out in support of their own teams, the crowd normally switched to shouting Ni-ka, Ni-ka, Ni-ka to encourage the chariots they were rooting for to win, win, win.
Adam SchaferHOST
37:56
It's like it would be-
Sal Di StefanoHOST
37:56
Riots.
Sal Di StefanoHOST
37:57
[laughs]
Adam SchaferHOST
37:57
No, seriously.
Persephone ValentineGUEST
2:19
Add in some big summons to attack with lifelink and trample, and I'll win this game at a higher life total than I started.
Rachel WeeksPANELIST
2:24
In my spicy deck is Rakdos, Lord of Riots.
Rachel WeeksPANELIST
2:29
My game plan is to cheat out giant late game threats early, thanks to my commander's cost reduction ability.
Rachel WeeksPANELIST
2:35
And to enable it, I've got a ton of ways to make my opponents lose big chunks of life.

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Rachel WeeksPANELIST
14:06
I'll go to 37.
Rachel WeeksPANELIST
14:07
And I go to 24.
Rachel WeeksPANELIST
14:08
So now one of my opponents has lost life, so I can cast my commander, Rakdos, Lord of Riots.
Rachel WeeksPANELIST
14:13
And now that he's on the battlefield, my creatures cost three less to cast this turn.
Garth MullinsHOST
16:21
Vancouver police have been exonerated for a violent clash they had with protesters five years ago.
Garth MullinsHOST
16:27
It became known as the Riot at the Hyatt.
Garth MullinsHOST
16:30
The report asks for no disciplinary action against police officers.
Sam FennHOST
16:35
So I think most listeners of the show are not going to be surprised, right? That the cops didn't like rigorously investigate the bad behavior of other cops.
JacobHOST
5:23
All right.
JacobHOST
5:25
Anyways, welcome back to another episode of Riots to Liberty.
JacobHOST
5:30
Wanted to point something out to everyone real quick.
JacobHOST
5:36
something i thought was kind of cool let's see here so due to all of you guys uh everyone watching uh regardless really what platform but uh this is kind of a youtube thing uh Due to all of the views from all of you fine people, I've made it into the top 25% of all creators among creators between 1000 to 5000 subscribers.
T. J. HolmesHOST
14:12
But can you imagine being a juror and you think your vote set off violence-
Amy RobachHOST
14:17
Riots and, yes
T. J. HolmesHOST
14:17
... and death? And right, yeah.
T. J. HolmesHOST
14:19
Uh, Derek Chauvin, 2021.
DoKnowHOST
54:05
L.A.
DoKnowHOST
54:06
Riots.
DoKnowHOST
54:06
L.A.
DoKnowHOST
54:06
Riots.
DoKnowHOST
54:08
L.A.
DoKnowHOST
54:09
Riots, bro.
DoKnowHOST
54:10
I said Riots.
DoKnowHOST
54:11
How
James WaltonHOST
22:43
I meant to do this on the way into riot prep, but I've been playing around with some different intros and outros.
James WaltonHOST
22:51
So let's let's kick in the survive anything as we talk more about survival.
James WaltonHOST
23:04
Riots follow a clock, okay? This is, again, the use of data, right? Riots follow a clock, 9 p.m.
James WaltonHOST
23:12
to 2 a.m. window, Friday, Saturday, Sunday are peak risk.
James WaltonHOST
23:16
You could probably – if you sat down and thought about it, you could probably understand that.

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