What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit.

I hope you enjoyed the silence, as I had to take some months off to process the loss of my beloved Abuelito who permanently transitioned to the mictlan back in October.

In keeping with the spirit of his legacy however, I knew it was only a matter of time before I'd jump back on the mic to continue sharing this little hummingbird I'm nourishing with ya'll foos who are about it. If you're still listening to this, suffice to say I genuinely appreciate it.

Anyways, in this episode I'm discussing ancestral Nahuatl philosophy and how I'm implementing it to help navigate this current grief, the continued and ever-growing dangers of the technocracy, and... Joe Rogan?

Yeah dawg, also Joe Rogan, namely the role he plays in this ever-increasing technocracy as Peter Thiel's power bottom, and the ensuing role he's contributed to the 'male loneliness epidemic'.

Stay woke fam...

What's good world - after five months, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit.

I hope you've enjoyed the silence cuz in this episode I'm bringing all the noise on all matters from the current socio-and-geo-political climate, to Jungian shadow work, and everything in between.

More directly, I'm finishing up an application of Marcuse's Repressive Tolerance by examining Kanye West and his infamous Alex Jones appearance, the philosophy of accelerationism, it's stage theory view on the unfolding of history, and their ensuing desire to expedite the collapse of everything we've come to know in an effort to rebuild a better(?) world, it's parallels in the ancestral Nahuatl understanding of time, and topping it off with a little insight into Jung's views on integrating the shadow and the role that played in my prolonged absence from the podcast game.

Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit.

In this episode, I'm talking the relationship between existential, phenomenology, and collectivism as expressed through Chalchiuhtlicue in ancestral Nahuatl philosophy and how it can lay the foundation for a better non-Marxist future.

I'm also talking about how The Mist by Steven King is a perfect metaphor for not only everything we're currently dealing with from a geopolitical standpoint, but for all the mysterious fogs that are popping up around the US. All this can be best understood through a little horror of philosophy by Eugene Thacker, so you know I had to sprinkle a little bit of that in, too.

And you know I had to continue along with the Repressive Tolerance article by Marcuse!

Ohh yeah, I also talk about how my now ex-girlfriend and I broke up recently after 15 years together, and how this lays the foundation for the overall theme of the episode which is learning to swim through the waters of life.

Stay woke fam...