22 L'epoca Di Butterfly (Capitolo 7 Parte 2)

In this episode of Regular Features, Log's been playing the hip new rocket propelled grenade Final Fantasy 16. Steve's been caught dumping aspartame into all your favourite sugar free drinks. And Joe's found a prudish new sponsor who'll take us from curse... to worse!

swear on our graves

533: Pardon Clive's Pepsi

In this week’s segment we learn about efforts to end legacy college admissions in New York State and a lawsuit seeking to end death by incarceration for felony murder in Pennsylvania. But first we discuss Haiti, how its sovereignty has been undermined by the US and why that country’s people are adamantly opposed to another invasion.

Black Agenda Radio July 21, 2023

From the fantasy-infused white nationalism of body-building Swede "The Golden One" to the racially diverse misogyny and antisemitism of the Fresh & Fit podcast, we explore the shifting relationship of the manosphere to neo-fascism. Our guest is Eamon Whalen, reporter for Mother Jones.

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Eamon Whalen: https://twitter.com/EamonWhalen

Eamon Whalen’s Manosphere article: https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2023/06/after-metoo-andrew-tate-jordan-peterson-influencers-men-fight-back/

Cover art by Jess Johnson (http://instagram.com/flesh_dozer) 
Theme & music by Nick Sena (http://nicksenamusic.com). Editing by Corey Clotz.

Manclan Episode 9: Neo-fascists & the Manosphere feat Eamon Whalen (Sample)

Hey, you know how a demure Helen O'Connell asks Dean Martin how he likes his eggs in the morning (in the hit song "How D'ya Like Your Eggs In The Morning"), and how it should be pretty obvious to everybody that she's coyly inviting him to stay the night?

But then a horny and oblivious Dean Martin keeps replying with "I LIKE MINE WITH A KISS" and "REALLY DON'T CARE ABOUT EGGS, JUST GOTTA GET MY FREAKIN KISSES" and later, "I WILL TRANSFORM INTO AN ANGRY MONSTER IF IT'S JUST EGGS AND WE DON'T ACTUALLY SHAG BTW".

And then people in the 1950s were like, damn that guy's cool. Let's nickname him "The King of Cool" for that. Let's put him in a Rat Pack for that. It's just something to think about!

In this episode, Steve shares his favourite scene from hot kitchen drama The Bear, Joe remasters a beloved racket-and-ball sports series, and Log attempts to get his texts read out on 6 Music. Gav is there, making sure we all behave.

Thanks!

behind!

536: Squash My 6 Music Bear

We finally did a UFO episode, and it’s our retelling of one of the most confounding and mysterious cases on record: The Socorro Saucer. This case has all the makings of a cognitive conundrum: a credible main witness (Lonnie Zamora), secondary witnesses, physical evidence, the Air Force classifying it as unknown, and a lack of convincing alternate explanations. This UFOlogical tale is told in parallel with the story of the Jacques Cousteau of UFOs (and channeler of ascended masters), the swaggiest researcher of them all, Ray Stanford… who also found dinosaurs in a NASA parking lot. Featuring an interview with journalist skeptic-believer D. Dean Johnson.

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D. Dean Johnson: http://twitter.com/ddeanjohnson

The Spectral Voyager theme composed by Nick Sena.

Additional music by Pontus Berghe and Jake Rockatansky.

Editing by Corey Klotz.

QAA’s website: http://qanonanonymous.com

The Spectral Voyager Episode 6: The Socorro Saucer (Sample)

After a shooting at Club Pogo derails the release party for Charles the DJ's "DJ Play the Song," Zap News Reporter Kevin Slider (Charles) discusses the tragedy with Walt Tremblay (Branson), the only man who saw the assailant's escape. Full episode on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/91535004

E0 #33 - Zap News Live! On the Scene [Patreon Preview]

Gather round, gather round. No stop, that's too much gathering. Disperse... A little more... A little more. Well now you're far too dispersed, aren't you? You're gonna wanna give me just a hint more gathering. Woah woah woah, now you're even more gathered than the first time. So much for the wisdom of crowds, ya tightly packed throng o' boneheads.

In this very chatty episode of Regular Features, Gav recounts the tale of our annual trip to the most happening Halloween party this side of Godalming. Steve hosts a "guess the TV theme tune" quiz in lieu of actually doing a feature. And Joe turns informant for anyone who'll listen.

"Onion Capers" and "Newer Wave" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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here is johnny!

546: Snitches Get Witches

Cat Back

Embark on a captivating sonic odyssey with 'Percussive Reverie,' the mesmerizing creation of musical virtuoso Sergio Suárez Benítez. This instrumental voyage weaves a tapestry of diverse genres, beckoning you into a world where beats and melodies converge to craft an immersive experience.

As the album unfolds, ambient undertones set the stage, creating an enchanting atmosphere that serves as the gateway to this reverie. The techno beats emerge, driving the rhythm forward with an infectious energy that propels the listener into the heart of the musical journey. House influences seamlessly meld into the composition, infusing a groovy cadence that invites you to dance within the sonic reverie.

Trance echoes elevate the experience, guiding you through ethereal soundscapes that unfold like a dreamscape painted with pulsating beats. Dubstep intricacies bring an element of unpredictability, creating dynamic peaks and valleys that mirror the emotional depth of the reverie. Breakbeat rhythms contribute to the ebb and flow, ensuring each track is a unique exploration of the percussive landscape.

Downtempo interludes offer moments of reflection, allowing you to pause and absorb the intricate nuances within the reverie. Benítez's exploration of IDM and chillout genres introduces a delicate balance, showcasing the ability to evoke emotions without the need for lyrics. Acid-infused moments and synthwave vibes add a futuristic allure, creating a sonic palette that feels both contemporary and timeless.

Glitchy textures and drumstep intricacies inject an experimental spirit, challenging your perception of rhythmic patterns within the reverie. Hardcore influences surge through, delivering an adrenaline rush that amplifies the intensity of the composition. Electro and minimal undertones reveal meticulous craftsmanship, where every sonic element plays a pivotal role in shaping the overall auditory experience.

Psytrance and industrial tones interweave, adding a layer of complexity to the percussive symphony. The bass resonates with a commanding presence, providing a solid foundation for the album's progressive and synthpop elements. Jungle beats and nu-disco aesthetics infuse a lively energy, inviting you to become an active participant in this musical reverie.

This album transcends traditional instrumental boundaries, offering a rich and dynamic landscape of sound. I encourage you to dive into the 'Percussive Reverie,' let the beats guide you through a sonic exploration, and share this extraordinary experience with fellow music enthusiasts on social networks. Sergio Suárez Benítez has crafted a masterpiece that invites you to lose yourself in the reverie of percussive wonders. Listen, share, and let the rhythm of the reverie resonate.

Percussive Reverie

This week's episode we welcome on the founder of the Medium Festival, Scott Davis for a chat about this year's upcoming event. We chat about the festival, our own work, cameras, and why you should attend this years festival. Check it out!

Let's Go Back To The Beginning of The Medium Festival S2E9 feat Scott Davis

Steve, Log, Joe, Matt and Gav present the podcast that's the same every week

536: Squash My 6 Music Bear

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