There's no way that states are going to be able house their homeless in mental hospitals. The vast majority of state mental hospitals in the US were closed in the 1980s. The only type of psychiatric hospitalization available in the US is acute stay (10 days) psych units in general hospitals. These services also steadily declining because they're mainly funded by Medicaid which has undergone steady cutbacks for the last 20 years. There's also not enough room in prisons and jails for the homeless. And no money to build more. All states except North Dakota have struggled to run balanced budgets since 2008. This is all PR hype by Trump that the homeless are going to be detained in psych hospitals. There's just no money at the state and local level to do this. A classic unfunded mandate that goes nowhere.

Yellow Brick Road - Dub, Downtempo & Bass Mix

What's new in broken, boogie, house and jazz for the morning listeners. Plus some exclusive productions from The d0n. 

Donsurf - 07 July 2025

What's it like to have a body? Something to consider on this month's show as Limbo Labs interfere with proceedings. As usual we celebrate recent releases that soundtrack unfamiliar states and places, with:

Mira - La Milonga
ENSEMBLE NIST-NAH - Spilla
Ichiro_ - Tombaugh
Acemo - Memory 1
Clay Play - Ancestress
Rival Consoles - Tape Loop
Gombeen & Doygen - Prada
Novisad - Wilderhall
N Kramer & Magnus Bang Olsen - Grasslands
Ichiro_ - Colloid
Headland - Arc Eye
Headland - Sourcerer
Letherette - In July Focus
Piezo - Foreground (Dub)
Uwalmassa - Untitled 12
Sumgii - Tony Called (Instrumental)
Dorian Concept - Space II
Ivy Lab - Innocence

Thanks for listening ~ Thanks to all the artists featured ~ Thanks to all our Patreon supporters

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Radio Limbo - "To Have a Pulse" (July '25)

"Exclusive Look at Life in War-Ravaged Gaza," reads the title for a CNN interview with correspondent Clarissa Ward. "'It's a Killing Field': IDF Soldiers Ordered to Shoot Deliberately at Unarmed Gazans Waiting for Humanitarian Aid," report Yaniv Kubovich and Bar Peleg for Ha'aretz. "I’m a Genocide Scholar. I Know It When I See It," argues Omer Bartov in The New York Times.

These stories have something in common: they’re vital pieces of journalism about Gaza, or Palestine more broadly, published in Western and Western-aligned outlets. This is, obviously, important. Reporting like this keeps Western audiences informed about Israel’s genocide in Gaza, fortifies sympathetic Westerners’ solidarity with Palestine, and serves as an essential counter to the pro-Israel PR machine powering so much other Western media coverage.

But while these pieces have made a splash among their audiences, in many cases, they’re building upon points that Palestinian journalists, writers, and activists had been making weeks, months, even years before. So why is the reporting of Palestinian journalists–especially their reporting on what’s happening within their own country and cities–so often ignored, only to be heeded after it gets the Western stamp of approval?

On this episode — our Season 8 finale and also the second part of our two-part series on “The Importance of Seriousness, or Why Palestinians Can’t Be Witness to Their Own Genocide” — we explore the discrepancies in the alleged credibility between Western and Israeli journalists and Palestinian and other Arab journalists, especially when it comes to reporting on Israel’s genocide in Gaza. We’ll look at how, by Western standards, journalists don’t build legitimacy by being correct, so much as by being in close proximity to the political and media establishments.

Our guest is writer and organizer Kaleem Hawa.

Ep 227: The Importance of 'Seriousness,' or Why Palestinians Can't Be Witness to Their Own Genocide (Part II)

Whitney and John Klyczek discuss how Big Tech, led by the PayPal Mafia, and neo-conservative think tanks are converging to influence Trump administration education policy and education financing.

Show notes: https://unlimitedhangout.com/2025/08/resources/show-notes/the-paypal-presidency-part-iv-teaching-technocracy/

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Elaenia

Precursor

Innamind is one of, if not my favorite labels of all time, so it was a must pick for Low Pressure Zones special single label mix event. I tried to pick a bit of everything, even hitting some non-140 tempo stuff, but ended up being mostly a pick of my favorites over the years off the label. Might need to record a second round at some point, I could've easily gone for two hours if time allowed. 

Tracklist:

LAS - Winter Dreams
Hijinx - Jrugz
Headland - Waiting
Ago - Deer
Eva808 - Show Dem
TMSV - Temple
Gantz - Elmo Rehab
Ago - Why Won’t You
Karma - Choose Life
LAS - Aspect
Headland - Seen
De-Tü - Head Top
Eva808 - Prr
Ago - So Mi Seh
Boofy - Ledge
Thelem Feat. T Man - Bring Me Down
WZ - Cold Blooded
LAS & Mikael - Dem A Break
Karma & Dubtro - Flee in the Fog
Eva808 - Too Late
Ago - Flashin’
Epoch - Attraction Dub
LAS - Uuha

E-Tik Innamind Retrospective on Low Pressure Zone

Podcast hosted by investigative writer and researcher Whitney Webb.
https://unlimitedhangout.com/ulh-podcast/

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