Quick introduction from Andy and Paris of "What Was I Saying?" A new discussion based podcasts featuring (hopefully) interesting conversation, and even better guests. Hope you enjoy, Andy and Paris. 

@wwispodcast

Introductions

This week on the podcast Andy and Paris talk about loss of a grandparent, the beauty of house sitting, April Fools, and plans for Paris' 21st Birthday

WE NEED YOUR HELP! Email us: hosts@wwispodcast.com to help us figure out the best Rochester bars for big P's two-one. 

Episode 7

Paris and Andy sit down with Dr. Brad DeLano of Genesee Chiropractic to discuss the growth of the chiropractic industry and the many ways people benefit from its treatment everyday! 

Episode 9 - Genesee Chiropractic

0:00 is a ride thru the night in full gradient || out July 1st http://apple.co/1YnWUoe

dark history || sobering present || hopeful future
Native America

feat. @internet-band

//
we’re in Native America,
where the greed is prosperous,
and the fame can bury us,
but my arms will carry us,

we’re in Native America,
where the money is murderous,
where we wish god could comfort us,
but my arms will lift us up,

oh they’ll lift us up 
higher
and higher,
we’re movin out west till we see the sun,
out west till the kingdom come
oh lift us up 
higher
and higher,
we’re movin out west till we see the sun,
out west till the kingdom come

oh baby,
oh honey,
kingdom come,
oh honey,
oh baby,
kingdom come,

we’re in Native America,
where the past is blasphemous,
and the future is burnin up,
but my arms will cover us,

we’re in Native America,
where the lies are infamous,
but the truth, it lives in us,
so my arms will lift us up,

oh they’ll lift us up 
higher
and higher,
we’re movin out west till we see the sun,
out west till the kingdom come
oh lift us up 
higher
and higher,
we’re movin out west till we see the sun,
out west till the kingdom come

oh baby,
oh honey,
kingdom come,
oh honey,
oh baby,
kingdom come,

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Native America (feat. The Internet)

0:00 is a ride thru the night in full gradient || out July 1st apple.co/1YnWUoe
prod. by @ylxr
NEST HQ Premiere: http://bit.ly/1YvnNXa
a few words from the heart: 
"forgot the names of all our victims
now we're lookin at each other 
with our fingers on the trigger"

Wake up today, turn on your computer and the prevailing narrative is that we should be afraid. Living in fear of terrorists, "thugs", immigrants, the transgendered, etc.. Everyday we're supposed to update our anxiety with a new source of fear, clumsily stereotyped and packaged into a 140 character headline. Always given the "what" but never the "why" or "how". 

Wake up today, turn on your computer and the prevailing rhetoric is that we should be vigilant. Waging righteous wars against war-torn refugees, black kids carrying skittles, and the LGBT community attempting to live and love without persecution. All to make our neighborhoods, lawns, and bathrooms great again. 

When I woke today, I was afraid. But not towards a religion, not towards a race of systemically-oppressed people demanding that their lives finally matter, and not even towards a man with small hands doing his best Hitler impersonation.. I was afraid of myself. 
I saw my reflection in the screen and was afraid of my own apathy

At what point does our collective calloused indifference become responsible for these mass killings. 
At what point do we take ownership of our ignorance and start asking questions when we know the answers are bullshit. 
At what point do we realize that we are more powerful than any gun lobby and that our voices do matter. 

So today, I was vigilant. To keep up with the 133 mass shootings this year alone, I helped by donating blood to the Red Cross. Then I called my congresswomen and congressman asking why my gay friends still can't and why congress continues to deny the CDC from studying gun violence. Then I confirmed my registration to vote in November, because our voices do fucking matter.

In the wake of these tragedies we're quick to point fingers but never at ourselves. 
We're prone to speak the name of the infamous and forget the names of the innocent lost. 

so I looked myself in the reflection and asked my fear "do you need me, like i need you?"
I asked my apathy "do you need me, like I need you?"


Fuck fear, Fuck apathy,
Stay vigilant. 

- midnight

Marauder (prod. by ylxr)

Masks (live at Mohawk Place in Buffalo, NY)

2.11.18 

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