EP: 63 Public Executions, Trafficked Women & Pedophile Advocacy Groups

The Sense and Senseless Podcast · Aug 2, 2026 · 51m · transcript

In this episode of The Sense and Senseless Podcast, Bryan and Jason dive into some of the darkest corners of justice, power, and exploitation. They start with a provocative discussion on whether public executions for the most heinous crimes could actually reduce violent crime in the U.S., looking at incarceration numbers, shifting public opinion on the death penalty, and the uncomfortable question of whether such a system would ever be applied to the elite “Epstein class.” From there they travel to Saudi Arabia’s infamous Chop Chop Square — once the site of public beheadings under Sharia law…