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A podcast to save the world.
Listen in as I talk with guests about future plans and possibly joining. Along the way we veer off into economics, magic, philosophy, movies, TV shows, politics, books, and just whatever else comes up.
From Redstone Archender, PhD founder of the Jade Dharma Cabal
Listen in as I talk with guests about future plans and possibly joining. Along the way we veer off into economics, magic, philosophy, movies, TV shows, politics, books, and just whatever else comes up.
From Redstone Archender, PhD founder of the Jade Dharma Cabal
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Audio Art Piece #3 - "This Week" a tone poemHappy Pi Day!This improvised tone poem was made for the February Album Writing Month challenge. It expressed how my week had been feeling. It felt incredibly appropriate to share after a 13 day work week. It is perhaps the most effective audio art piece I've ever made. Or, at least it is the closest to surviving the process of becoming.
Audio Art Piece #2 - "I'm So Sorry, It Just Keeps Pouring Out of Me and I Can't Stop It"
Another collection of clips to tell a story
Audio Art Piece #1"The Message"
Life Without Law – An Introduction to Anarchist Politics
I want freedom, the right to self-expression, everybody’s right to beautiful, radiant things.
—Emma Goldman, 1931
An anarchist is someone who rejects the domination of one person or class of people over another. Anarchism is a very broad umbrella term for a group of political philosophies that are based on the idea that we can live as anarchists. We anarchists want a world without nations, governments, capitalism, racism, sexism, homophobia… without any of the numerous, intersecting systems of domination the world bears the weight of today.
There is no single perfect expression of anarchism, because anarchism is a network of ideas instead of a single dogmatic philosophy. And we quite prefer it that way...
For a truly lazy episode, here are some clips from George Carlin. Edited so hopefully I don't get immediately found out an sued.
CO2 Rise
This episode of Join my Cult: Short Works begins with the is the reading of an article called Self Help for Revolutionaries by Anonymous (click the name to be taken directly to the article) and The Anarchafeminist Manifesto
After much thought, we've decided to call the batch of "bonus" episodes after "Conversations with Rom" season 2, renamed "Short Works" and call "Conversations with ToadTooth" our season third season.
Today's episode covers a few of the shorter works by David Graeber
We begin with Are You An Anarchist? The Answer May Surprise You!
Read by Redstone
And then we end with The Possibility of Political Pleasure
Audio originally from a TEDx Talk from Feb 12, 2013
Speaking is the late, great David Graeber himself
Music by Redstone Archender (Improv #1 in F# major pentatonic)
This is it! The ultimate episode of season ONE!
This episode focuses on the youtube video The Dirty Secret of Capitalism and also referenced is Beware Fellow Plutocrats, the Pitchforks are Coming. Both are from Nick Hanauer and are TEDtalks.
This week we are remarkably focused on philosophy. Specifically the Trolley Problem. But as always we veer off into the woods.
Trigger Warning for this episode. We talk about serial killers, sexual assaults, violent revolution, and worse: Dungeons and Dragons.
Stick around to the end hear Redstone's updated thoughts on why violent revolution is NOT the path forward.
This week we are scattered but having a good time.
Topics include sustainability, fast food, movies, the nature of art, roleplaying games and world building, Trump (sorry) and other politics, growing up with nuclear weapons and climate change, buying cars, advertising, and eventually something about relationships and compatibility.
After recovering from last week, this time R&R are talkin' Anarchy City baby!
How might things work? How might we live and feed ourselves? Building blocks of any utopia.
Two thirds of Season 1 of aired and Season 2 is already in production!
Here's just an update on what to expect moving forward.
Thanks for listening!
Following up the success of the previous episode, Redstone takes Romulysses on a deep dive into Noam Chomsky's Requiem For The American Dream.
Well, deep dive might be a stretch, as we spend long a few minutes on each of the 10 major points of the book.
Highly recommended that you take a shot at the book or at least the 70 minute 2015 documentary of the same name.
Conversation Number Seven with Romulysses! Today the cult gets a record high score by Rom.
This episode features the 6th conversation between Redstone and Romulyesses recorded in Summer/Fall 2019.
This particular conversation was recorded in late August, 2019 and starts off with some story telling of recent social events and then slides into discussions of the writings of Dogen, Bukowski, and Hemmingway. We move into discussions of climate change and the holocaust.
Please note: NO ONE on this show promotes GENOCIDE in ANY way, shape, or form.
This episode features the 5th conversation between Redstone and Romulysses, this time focusing on politics and history, specifically any connections with the fall of the Roman Empire
In the 4 conversation of this series, Redstone talks to Rom about magic. Or magick. Whatever you want to call it, we talk about it.
This episode features the third conversation with Rom about getting things started. And then things get weird.
Here are some conspiracy theories. Might have more later. Do you have any favorites?
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