Dawn Of The Dead

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode we diving deep into the haps of the last month since the previous episode, including a deeper dive into the article 'Repressive Tolerance' by Herbert Marcuse.

Before all that though I talk ancestral Nahuatl philosophy, Type O Negative and the indelible effect Peter Steele in particular has had on my life, one last Christmas holiday zombie movie (Black Friday with Bruce Campbell of Evil Dead fame), the relationship between zombies, Marx, and capitalism, the events that occurred in New Orleans and Las Vegas (nah straight up, we were hoping for Project Blue Beam and all we got was TEMU September 22th, what a let down), how this in and of itself is an extension of the class war we are ensnared in, and finishing alladat up with the dangers of technocracy, censorship, and the limiting of reality through the policing of language that Marcuse discussed nearly sixty years ago!

It's honestly a banger of an episode homie, and without a doubt the longest to day date, a trend that will be the new norm for this podcast - I hope it helps kill the time in between episodes, and if you can get through the end in one sitting, you a real one fa sho.

Stay woke fam...