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0:00: Bellamy reports back on going to the PNW and the
possible intersections of Zen Buddhism and anti-civilization anarchist theory
7:37: Bellamy’s take on having been on Anarchy Radio with
John Zerzan; the infuriating persistence of egoist strawmen
20:40: FRR responds to friendly fire from Black and Green
Review with decidedly less friendly fire
27:15: Music: “People II: The Reckoning” by Andrew Jackson
Jihad from People That Can Eat People Are
the Luckiest People in the World
31:20 Response to BAGR continued
40:00 Clarification on what we’ve said about ITS and WR
44:04 As the World Burns: Miami sinking and ominous
predictions for the California drought
51:09 Wingnut Confessional: Everyday manifestations of
authority and work culture in Rydra’s work and leisure
1:00:55: Music: Will Smith’s classic “Miami”, a watershed moment in Hip-Hop history – we miss it as much
as we will miss its namesake!
1:04:14: Wingnut Confessional: Authority
1:15:54: Wingnut Confessional: Authority and Children
1:21:27: FRR Talks, But We Also Listen, After Which We Talk
More: A listener asks what we think of the expression “None of us is free until
we all are free”
1:33:18: Music: “The Only That Governments Have Done” by Ryan
Harvey
1:35:10: Love Me I’m A Liberal: The indefatigable specter of
Democracy
1:38:00: All Cats Are Beautiful: NYPD’s Wikipedia propaganda
1:43:49: Charles Eisenstein on college, boredom, and
anxiety; schools and the inculcation of authority
2:01:50: Arguments, absurd tangents, unfounded proclamations