This scene I'm seeing nightly.
Voodoo Fire
San Diego 26
Chopin Bukowski
Not all that bad.
Emancipation of the mind.
Time truly is wealth
No reason to talk about the books I read but still I do.
I am a lifer.
Symphonies of Sickness.
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Let's have a little bit of an uncomfortable chat about people before we settle into something a little more hopeful and inspiring. Accompanied with a a few tracks by Greg Graffin, Jenny Labow, and Emily Davis.
From Bukowski's poetry to Cathedral's Voodoo Fire, we are in for a funky ride tonight, hold tight.
A rambling stream of thought from San Diego, California.
From Sore Throat's Hardcore sounds to Bukowski's piano, sticking with what is true to you is the key.
Let's read some Charles Bukowski with a glass of wine and, hopefully, no flies. Then we can talk about To The Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf. A quick discussion about finance and then some music with Joey Cape.
Let read and listen to Bad Religion's song, “Emancipation of the Mind”, a modern restatement of Enlightenment philosophy, arguing that true freedom begins with intellectual autonomy. It inherits Enlightenment ideals of reason, skepticism, and self‑determination, and extends them into a contemporary context where new forms of mental captivity such as media manipulation, ideological conformity, and passive consumption threaten human agency. In doing so, the song both emerges from Enlightenment thought and calls for its renewal.”
An introspective into time and how valuable it is. Also a couple of blasts from My Sanity due to the Corporation Pull In. Let's also read a poem by Franny Choi, from her collection, The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On. I've skipped episode 125 (it is on hold)
From a glitch to politics to literature as we discuss Toni Morrison, Eileen Chang and then move on to Joey Cape and Suicidal Tendencies... won't fall in love today.
Hey, buddy, let's talk about being a lifer and our inability to relate. Let's talk about politics. I thought I was an alien, but I am the owl.
Let's talk about debt, God paying credit card bills, faith and law and much more.