Seven Sermons To The Dead

What's good world, we're back for our 50th episode of the podcast, and I'm not going to front, your boy is feeling a little sentimental thinking about that number. 

It's been about a year and a half since I started this shit, and for this episode, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what hood philosophy is and why. 

I'm talking everything from the school-to-prison pipeline and the military-industrial complex, to Nietzsche's three transformations of the spirit and the importance of engaging in the deep soul-scorching shadow work necessary to recover our existence, and why this should be the focus of philosophical enquiry in a time where suffering seems to strangely be at an all-time high in this technological world of ours. 
50 episodes in and aint shit changed homie, this still aint yo grand-daddies academic philosophy - that shit started in Ancient Greece and is buried in the prestigious confines of institutionalized academia, where we have to pay a premium to access the sanitized knowledge.

Hood philosophy is about liberating the knowledge by way of the Internet in the hopes that it will be used to help overcome the nihilistic pit of despair the Western world has reduced us to so that we may complete the three transformations.

It goes without saying then that it started in the streets and will end in the streets where the hunger and need for knowledge and wisdom is desired the most.

Stay woke fam...