I’ve been helping my friend from another country navigate the legal system, green card in hand, and a husband who attempted to suffocate her to death. The people in both camps — defense and prosecution — are interestingly together bedfellows, working the “system” hard, juggling which judge is this or that (pro- or con-), and […]
I polled the youth recently and they said it’s different than the John Hughes idea of high school. Tonight we do a bit of nostalgia and reflect on what had changed. The changes have been unreal if you lived in that time, so we will hav e fun revisiting some of the weird and wacky […]
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I was on a quest to find dark occult noir and we found them. Jamie and I will cover 4 films from the 40s and 50s air ahead of their time in terms of cultural zeitgeist. White Heat, Key Largo, Sunset Blvd, Sea Wolf, and Psycho, though that one is neo noir. These films are […]
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Brittany joins me to discuss the dangers and dark side of feminism and how it leads to nihilism. Far from empowerment, it seems built on the notion that there is no meaning or purpose in nature beyond what each individual creates. But created meaning is a futile enterprise for beings that are finite: we need […]
Jay and Jamie cover 8 or so HP Lovecraft themed films that break through to the other side – the dark side. Lovecraft films and others inspired by them are unique in Hollywood and independent arenas, and even our favorite Nic Cage emblazoned one of the most famous titles. Enjoy! Live Tonight at 8:15 PM […]
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We have come to Cape Cod for a few days to forget the man-made world that is too much with us. I have asked my forgettery to get to work. As my childhood friends used to say to me, “Eddy spaghetti, use you forgetty.” The adults had no idea what they meant. Many still do […]
Tim Gordon rejoins me to cover the modern history of the Vatican, from the era of Pius IX and Vatican 1 and the interesting relations with the US government at the time. Tim covers the era of Lincoln, the Italian revolutionaries and more, as we dive into the era that set the stage for WW1, […]
Scott Mannion joins me to discuss his research into the real history of Albion, without any of the dross of w0ke nonsense. Since my background is Clan Maxwell and Clan Scott, I thought this would be a great topic to cover since we recently touched on this with CS Lewis’ interest in true English history […]
Roger Bannister on May 6, 1954 The first professional one-mile race was held in London on July 26, 1855. Charles Westhall won with a time of 4 minutes and 28 seconds. Over the next 90 years, the time was slowly but surely whittled down to 4:01.4 by Sweden’s Gunder Hagg on July 17, 1945. Nine […]
In this analysis we will break down all 7 installments of the Mission Impossible franchise in anticipation of the coming 2 part conclusion (?) – Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning to the wildly successful series from Tom Cruise. What is the connection of the series to real intelligence operations and the CIA? Who is the basis […]
