Audio taken from Nixon's declaration of war against drugs on June 17, 1971.

This Podcast is Ostensibly About Drugs Season 01

This Podcast is Ostensibly About Drugs (Theme)

Brett & Bryan are back in the studio talking to the good folks of the street fight community.

// Bryans Desktop Sucks // A Good Reason To Force Conversation // Hooked Up Brett With Some Metal // Demon Deacon // That Was Scary // Never Sober At Chilis // Trump Themed Coffee Shop Update // Sales 2.0 // Street Fight Maneuvers At The Grocery Store // The Budget //  10 Minutes In MCU Time // Working On Art For 3 Months // Binging Unsolved Mysteries // Metal Recommendations // Let The Good Times Roll // Nothing But Cop Shows On TV // Cannabis Pop Up // 

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"Allergic To Myself" from Day Creeper's upcoming A Mirror To The Fire LP. Coming soon. A joint release from Heel Turn Records/Superdreamer

A Mirror To The Fire

Day Creeper - "Allergic To Myself"

This week we have a cold pizza party first, an interview! Better yet, an interview with our friend and DACA recipient Andrea De La Vega. She tells us what it’s like to live with precarious status in this country for most of your life. She explains how she ended up in such awful circumstances despite following the law and conscientiously navigating the Kafka-esque immigration process. We also talk about the concept of borders, traveling back to your hometown in your dreams, and how the immigration cloud taints even the most beautiful gestures and relationships. Also Ljubica get’s really into Andrea’s story and says “yeah” a lot. (Sorry.)

Andrea's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andrea.d.vega.7

As the DACA debacle continues, it’s important that your voice is heard. Please check out the links below for steps you can take to put pressure on congress. 

My recommendation is that you go here: https://whoismyrepresentative.com

Find your congress person’s number and use this script:
Hello,

My name is ____, and I am one of your constituents. I am calling to express my discontent with the White House’s decision to end DACA and ask Senator/Representative ______ to support legislative action that will protect immigrants affected by the termination of DACA. Eight hundred thousand lives are affected because of the president’s decision to end DACA, and now it is time for Congress to pass a law that would provide a pathway to citizenship for this group of immigrants. Does Senator/Representative _____ currently support the Dream Act or Hope Act?

If you are told your representative/senator supports either the Dream (in the Senate) or Hope Act (in the House of Representatives), say thank you and let them know you applaud that decision.

If you are told your representative/senator does not support either the Dream or Hope Act, ask the staffer to explain why. Then, let the staffer know the human and economic impact that leaving 800,000 youth undocumented would have (see script for the White House above).

If you are told your representative/senator has not made up his or her mind on the Dream or Hope Act, let the staffer know you urge the representative/senator to support these legislative efforts.

(Script link http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/daca-has-ended-you-are-outraged-heres-what-you-can_us_59ae4bd7e4b0c50640cd619e)

But here are some other great options too:

http://weareheretostay.org/call/

https://ssl.capwiz.com/aclu-action/issues/alert/alertid=78557626&type=CO&ms=web_170905_immigrantsrights_DREAMAct

https://www.thecut.com/2017/09/how-to-find-daca-protests-donate-call-congress.html


Outro: Elephant Gym-Light (燈)

Conversation w/ a DACA Recipient

Everyday Bag (prod x @gradeasound ) *** VISUAL ON YOUTUBE // can be found in description

The second installment from my collection "Motion" the action of moving or being moved. I hope this collection can create "Motion" within your body.

Ben's Album

Evolved. (Prod.BenjaminFlocka)

One of my younger sisters, Quinn, is a first grade teacher in a Denver public school. With the March for Our Lives events happening in 800+ cities around the country this Saturday to protest our nation’s lack of action when it comes to protecting our schools from gun violence, I spoke with her over Skype to get a little first-person perspective. Quinn has been an educator for eight years, having worked in her current classroom for four. We talked about the active shooter emergency drills she has to lead six year-olds through, the gross way that the concept of guns in schools has been politicized, her reasons for marching on Saturday in Denver, and what it’s like to work in an industry where people, especially children, are regularly murdered en masse. It’s a little more serious than you’re probably used to here on Humor and the Abject, but it’s an important conversation. Thanks for giving Quinn a chance to have her voice heard.

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52: Guns in Schools with My Sister, Quinn

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lyrics: https://genius.com/18250635

shoutout to https://twitter.com/jedwill1999 for the original :)

follow me: http://instagram.com/peterkuli

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Introducing Year Zero, a new miniseries on political economy hosted by Tarence. In this first episode we speak with Sean KB (@as_a_worker on twitter)from the Antifada podcast (@the_antifada) about what he terms The Thousand Year Stare: the specific feeling one unlocks by reading Giovanni Arrighi's "The Long Twentieth Century." We'll be using the book to discuss the chaotic times in which we live, but don't worry: you don't have to have read it to follow along in the conversation. You just have to be willing to face the past, present, and future with a perfected thousand year stare...

Please support the Antifada here: https://www.patreon.com/theantifada

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