Send us a text

Diogenes talks about the kind of pressure Neo Babylon puts on people, the slow squeeze that makes you think you’re failing when you’re really just worn down. He follows a couple of small human stories to make one point: you’re not alone in it, and you don’t have to carry it alone.

Send us a text

Diogenes opens with a practical safety note, then takes on the Festival of Bounty and the way Neo Babylon turns the season into a sales machine. Along the way, he looks for what still feels human, and offers a hard, hopeful way to get through it.

Send us a text

In this episode of Radio Free Neo Babylon, Diogenes explores the Undercity—where survival in the shadows becomes quiet defiance. Through stories of neighbors, smugglers, and healers, Emergence shows how small acts of resilience grow into collective strength against the city’s illusion of order.

Send us a text

In this episode, Diogenes unpacks the power of belief—how ancient priests, the baru, shaped empires through interpretation, and how their modern equivalents still control what we see as truth. Who decides what's possible? Who benefits from your faith? Question the gatekeepers.

Send us a text

In this episode of Radio Free Neo Babylon, Diogenes exposes the invisible cage of modern life—how we're trained to love our own oppression through comfort, distraction, and control. From corporate "freedom" to quiet rebellion in the Undercity, it's a call to wake up, resist, and imagine something real.

Send us a text

In this episode of Radio Free Neo Babylon, Diogenes unpacks the machinery of labor in Neo Babylon. Who truly benefits from your exhaustion? Why does survival cost your life? Blending existential philosophy with street-level clarity, this reflection explores the systems that commodify time. What happens when we begin to reclaim our hours—and ourselves? Tune in. Think twice.

Send us a text

Tonight on Radio Free Neo Babylon, Diogenes explores what it means to create something lasting in a city of data traces, neon tags, and shifting identities. From Plato to Sartre, gutterwitches to hackers, we dive into the many forms of legacy in Neo Babylon—where generativity is resistance, identity is action, and even a whisper can outlive its speaker.

Send us a text

Host Diogenes explores resilience as the force shaping individuals, communities, and Neo Babylon itself. From historical figures like Alexander the Unifier and Amunet of Kemet to Neo Babylon's rebirth after the catastrophe, resilience is the thread binding past, present, and future. Stories of activists, innovators, and everyday survivors highlight how hardship fuels transformation. Whether through politics, technology, or personal struggle, resilience is more than endurance—it’s the key to adaptation and hope.