In this podcast episode, the hosts explore the intricate history of the Anarchist Cookbook, a controversial book released in 1971 by William Powell that provides instructions for various dangerous activities. They discuss Powell's troubled background and the motivations that drove him to write the book, as well as the lasting impact it has had due to violent incidents involving its content. The episode also sheds light on Powell's regrets and the challenges he faced regarding his notorious work, prompting important conversations about authorial responsibility and the potential dangers of disseminating harmful information.
