Premium Episode 103: Redpilled Australian Celebrity Chef feat Lucy Valentine (Sample)
A movie on Netflix and 11 years hosting a show on Australian TV. Pete Evans has slipped down an 8-year-long rabbit hole that started with activated almonds and ended in Neo-nazi memes and dramatic goodbyes to his massive Facebook fan base. Lucy Valentine of the Boonta Vista podcast is our guest — she recently wrote an article for Logically on this very subject.
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Welcome, listener, to Premium Chapter 103 of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, the red-pilled Australian celebrity chef episode.
As always, we are your hosts, Jake Rakitansky, Lucy Valentine, Julian Fields, and Travis Few.
This week, we're covering a very specific story, the red-pilling of an Australian celebrity, and it's not Mel Gibson.
To this effect, we've got Lucy Valentine back on the podcast.
Someone who I think, no, she didn't kill Mad Max in that story, but she killed a lot of people in the Mad Max story.
She did.
She was somewhat of a bringer of ultimate violence.
Lots of violence.
Yeah, it was a good day for me.
Lucy is the co-host of the Bunta Vista podcast, and she's also the recent author of an article for Logically entitled, Down the Rabbit Food Hole, Pete Evans and the Danger of Wellness.
Welcome to the show, Lucy.
Thank you for having me again to talk about one of my favorite horrible Australians.
Yeah, we were briefly chatting about how at least it's like you were like, well, we're gonna have to laugh about, you know, someone basically becoming a neo-Nazi.
And it's like, well, at least he's kind of this cheery-faced vegetarian and he's not carrying an AR.
So by American standards, this is a downright pleasant episode.
It's just a harmless neo-Nazi.
So, here's how your article opens, Lucy.
We'll have Jake take a dramatic, please don't do the Australian accent.
No, I won't.
Yeah, please don't.
I decided not to ahead of time.
Outside of Australia, you would be forgiven for not knowing who on earth Pete Evans is.
From the dizzying heights of judging My Kitchen Rules, a competitive cooking show broadcast for 11 seasons in Australia, Evans, previously a popular Sydney restaurateur, became a regular celebrity chef with a variety of monthly recipe columns in Australian magazines and a series of cookbooks for sale in major retailers.
Somewhere along the way, Evans discovered the paleo diet and began making his opinions known on all kinds of nutritional issues, fluoride and tap water, treating coronavirus with quote, energies, and ultimately flirting with QAnon conspiracy theories and posting neo-Nazi symbolism on Facebook.
This is supposed to be the American dream, by the way.
I don't like that the Outback has been so colonized that this is this is their path now.
You know, you go from a kind of coastal elite who wants to, you know, do like activated almonds to something that should be, you know, something for the people.
Fascism.
Yeah, look, we just want to be included.
This whole kind of focus recently on Pete, I mean, he'd been going for a while, but there was a recent mishap that was quite specific.
Can you explain how he basically fucked up posting?
Right.
So Pete's been, he's been a real poster for quite some time now, and he's been really going off the rails, especially since COVID-19.
But he's finally gone crazy and has posted a, it's a real boomer meme on his Facebook, and it's a caterpillar in a MAGA hat saying, you've changed to a butterfly that says we're supposed to.
And on the butterfly's wings is the sun wheel symbol.
Which you may be familiar with.
It's just very explicitly, blatantly a neo-Nazi symbol.
That's the sun and rat, and it looks essentially like a swastika that would have more sticks and kind of turn into a big spinning sun-looking shape.
It's cool.
Which I was not familiar with, but apparently Pete is.
He's since come out and apologized and said that he didn't really know about it and said that he had to Google what neo-Nazi meant, which is very funny in and of itself.
Yeah, let's take a listen to that clip where he's petting a horse outdoors and explains that he had to Google neo-Nazi.
This sounds like this sounds like abstract art.
It's very funny.
Afternoon update.
Well, just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any more bizarre, the mainstream media have come out and labelled me a racist and a neo-Nazi.
The fact that I had to actually Google what neo-Nazi meant is pretty telling.
So, I just want to tell you this once and one time only.
It is completely untrue, unfactual, and a load of garbage.
I could actually say a few more words about it, but I won't.
Anybody that knows me knows I stand for long-term, sustainable health for all humanity.
I don't think there's anything else I need to say except, uh, peace.
Love to you all.
He's so dreamy!
You can see the crazy in his eyes, though, already.
Yeah, McConk and the- You can.
The horse loves him.
He is so nice to that horse.
The horse is nudging him, and it's very- Oh, he's trying to eat him.
It's as if Stefan Molyneux had, like, learned to speak to the animals.
Okay, so what happened to Pete as a result of posting the son-in-law, the Nazi black son?
So he has finally lost basically everything.
All of his sponsors have dropped him, his book publishers, you know, he has a lot of deals, cookbook deals and things like that going on.
And basically everyone's dropped him.
He lost his job on My Kitchen Rules earlier this year, which they said was for ratings reasons, but the other host is still on there.
I think they were, you know, they didn't want Pete Evans to be Yeah, Pete, we cancelled the show and then it just comes out with somebody else.
Awkward.
But yeah, he's basically lost everything finally.
But, you know, he's been going down this path for a long time and the Australian media has allowed that for a very long time.
But I guess the neo-Nazi symbol was finally the last straw for them.
And so everything kind of going to shit.
He posts, I guess, the glove of Mickey giving a peace sign.
It says, see ya.
This is on Facebook.
Could you read us, Travis, what this Facebook post that Pete has put up says?
To all the amazing Facebook community we have built over the years, yes, the 1.5 million of you, for me it is time to say goodbye to this platform and thank you all for sharing your stories of beautiful health transformations and for giving me a bloody good laugh and cry along the way.
Get out the hot dogs!
Let's get the fire going!
We will be on the EvolveNetwork.tv.
Of course.
They all make their own websites called, like, Transcendiaya, where I'm allowed to say the n-word.
We realized, actually, the n-word opens multiple chakras at once.
It's a magical word.
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Hope to see you at our health retreat opening in February!
Oh no!
Oh no!
Wait a minute, that sounds- That's February, they can't roll out the vaccine that
Wait, that's a retreat, that sounds like a compound.
quickly.
That's not good.
See you at the compound, baby.
Wait a minute.
I'm done on fucking Facebook.
Peace and love to all.
I want to go back in time a little bit because obviously this is all like the moment of implosion
where things are pretty clear, posting this on and rad, you know, leaving Facebook.
Drama.
But in 2012, he was like a pretty, you know, regular guy, I guess.
But he first kind of pierced the public consciousness with this activated almonds thing.
So can you explain what he was going on about in 2012?
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