• Looping Lyrical Curses + the Language of Eternity

  • Oct 23 2024
  • Length: 55 mins
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Looping Lyrical Curses + the Language of Eternity

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  • First things first: I switched up the order of this podcast, as the part I recorded first – ultimately – felt like it was more appropriate for my ride-or-die Patreon/Locals members, so I cut it out of the top of the episode, and moved it to the end/Part 2. The meat of the matter lies in the analysis of some popular song lyrics, as well as an intro into the Language of Eternity, plus, the latest report from the frontlines of the censorship industrial complex. Yippee.

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    Show notes:

    • Pop music- the power of programming via lyrics and frequencies
    • “Come Down”- lyrical examination
    • Eminem lyrics- noticing low vibe through-line
    • Jay Z- lyrics denigrating women
    • Awareness of exposure to messaging in songs
    • “Run the World” Beyonce- lyrical repetition
    • 'How old are you?'- being 3D inside the eternity of Now
    • Attack of the Wayback Machine
    • YouTube strike- blocked by Brett Weinstein
    • Chronicling censorship- screenshots
    • Reviewing the inane review process at YouTube
    • Aaron Abke- 'To speak out or to not speak out’ when unifying polarities
    • Safeguarding freedom-we have different roles and methods
    • Frustration and messiness of being an honest journalist
    • Propaganda course
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