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What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more hood philosophy shit, and on this episode, I'm going in on the Bud Light fiasco and explaining why they can give a MF less about any boycott launched against them. That's cuz Environmental Social Governance is here and with Blackrock giving them all the federal reserve money they need to stay afloat, the last thing these corporations are concerned with anymore are the views of the rest of us. Of course, it don't stop there, as all this is tied in with central bank digital currencies, social credit scores, environmental concern, and all the other playbook those of us in the conspiracy underground have already known about for some time. Regardless, the real beef is less with who's one the cover of Bud Light and more so what's being ushered in behind the spectacle - and while we're so caught up on the transgender spectacle, the real authoritarian nightmare is sneaking in right under our nose with little to no push back. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm going in on how the current political spectacle is all just a massive cover up for the impending economic crisis/world war that the US is plunging head first into as we speak. Mass shootings, drag story hour, fake alien invasions, and all the other distractions we're constantly bombarded with will pale in comparison to the horrors of war/collapse, so it seems weird to be so caught up on divisive issues when the real struggle will affect people of all political ideologies if such scenarios come to be.  I'm also going in on ways that humans could potentially be evolving due to the continued experimentation we are subjected to here in the open-air prison we live in, and how this could potentially be a reason for our current political climate. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm talking the psyop of Bill Gates, the farce of private land ownership, and why conspiracy theories themselves are a limited hangout created to keep most of us from doing anything about the aforementioned and so much more. Believe me homie, coming to this understanding was a difficult one on my end, but there's only so many times you can here peepz complain about not wanting to 'eat ze bugs' or how Bill Gates is buying up all the farmland - after a while it's like aight then, what's next? And the answer from a dialectical materialist perspective is abolish private property, something most 'conspiracy theorists' aint trying to do cuz depsite all the pretense, they're really not as 'woke' as they fashion themselves. And all the while they're circle jerking about things of no importance - like flat earth - the vampires are at our door waiting to come in, like Billy Boy who is nothing more than an actor playing a part to maintain the facade that we have a government of the people for the people and not a parasitic class blood suckers - the bourgeoisie - who are sucking us dry. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm talking about the relationship between the military industrial complex and pop culture. It's a quick intro but it's a subject that's mos def close to home - gangsta rap music has been an enormous influence on me and hood philosophy, so you can imagine my heartbreak when I discovered that it may very well have been nothing more than a creation by fat cats in marketing agencies to help advance the agenda of the lizard people at Illuminati headquarters. And it doesn't end there, as everything from the hippie movement in the 60's, the grunge era, and beyond may very well have been mass produced to help perpetuate the proliferation of drugs and for-profit prison complexes designed to simultaneously make money off our backs and destabilize bourgeouning revolutionary movements. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm digging I go down the Terence McKenna rabbit hole. TMac has been a great influence in my life and helped save me from a very dark place at one point, so it's only natural that his work would have an impact on what I do. In this episode, I introduce some of his more prominent ideas - such as the stoned ape theory, time wave novelty zero, complexification, to name a few - and discuss how they relate to the 'Divine Dialogues' episode and Nahuatl thought. Most importantly, I talk about how they helped me through the darkest time in my life - T R I G G E R W A R N I N G. I do discuss the topic of yeeting oneself of of existence for the first thirty minutes, so if the thoughts of unaliving oneself are something you are not comfortable with, I encourage you to skip to the 30 minute mark to avoid the conversation altogether. If you or a loved one is struggling with such thoughts, dial 988 for help.

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm going down the artificial intelligence rabbit hole and chopping it up with an AI. We sat down and discussed - well, I sat down, the AI I'm not so sure - all things from the level of concern we, as humans, should have about potentially being exterminated by our robot overlords, whether or not Elon Musk is simply being hyperbolic when he tells us we're 'releasing the demon', if Alex Jones truly is a threat to democracy, the existence of free will for humans and how AI plays into that, and my personal favorite, the possible existence of inter-dimensional beings in Kant's noumenal world. It was a wild conversation that entailed many interesting repercussions, I'm looking forward to sitting down for another one in due time. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm talking human experimentation, megadeath, apocalypse and all the other terrors that have been waged against us here on Turtle Island by an elite group of people who thrive on misery. MF'ers will look at shit like this (bougie liberal academics from the suburbs) and dismiss it as 'frivolous conspiracy' that according to them has 'no place in philosophy', when in reality it aint nothing more of a historical and phenomenological account of real-life philosophy that is far removed from the privileged confines of academia, and how by dismissing it they aint doing nothing more than helping the folx who hate humanity continue to do their thing. It's all good though cuz despite all that, the enduring spirit of humanity pushes forward and refuses to submit. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm running back some ideas that have been on my mind in the two months since my last episode. I'm talking Ye, anti-everything-ism, Black and Brown unity (or the lack thereof thanks in part to things like the new 'Black Panther' movie), and how the power elite be running all of the above to continue their stranglehold on the rest of us cuz at the end of the day it's all about power homie and 'they' have figured out how to hid that power among the vulnerable communities we live in. Maybe it's conspiratorial, or maybe institutions like the music industry really do be turning us into mindless zombies by creating and perpetuating harmful cultural practices that end with us dead, hooked on drugs, or in jail, like plenty of hip hop artists have been telling us for generations now, you decide. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm using Allison McDowell's concept of human capital to delve further into the relationship between philosophy and 'conspiracies'. I'm talking zombies, brain parasites sucking our energy to advance their interests, and why referring to the 'masters of mankind' as 'the bourgeoisie' is probably more beneficial in the long run than calling them inter-dimensional lizards, even if that's exactly what they are. All of this to get to the final point which is MF them even if that's exactly what they are cuz at the end of the day the power alone is entirely ours and we have the freedom, through philosophical education, to take our energy back from these foos so that we can direct it towards the things we want to do with it, like live a good, happy life. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm delving deep into the collective unconscious and re-emerging with some insights into Jungian thought. Part of the impetus for hood philosophy is the importance of doing that deep-seeded shadow work necessary to discover, address, and work to overcome the deep-seated traumas that are working themselves out in the many self-destructive patterns of behavior that lead us to live unfulfilling lives - drug addiction, alcohol addiction, general lack of meaning and purpose, and so on - so that we may lead happier lives, so suffice to say, this is something I've been looking to delve into for a while now. This is part one on my series on Jung, and I'm delving deep into his views on the ego and how it relates to cholo culture, fake woke social justice warriors, and everything in between. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm talking cryptids, the messages they spread, and how we can learn to communicate with them. I'm letting other folks deal with skinwalkers and focusing on the role owls play in Nahuatl thought - as messengers of the divinities of death Mictlantechuhtli and Mictecacihuatl, they come baring messages from the Mictlan. If you ask Christian folk, this is a terrible omen, but the rest of us aren't so sure. The only way to know for sure is to speak their language and hope we heed their message to sway teotl the best we can to our favor. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and in this episode of the podcast, I'm revisiting the roots of hood philosophy as a means of trying to navigate these torrential waters - AKA the demands of everyday life - and I'm bringing you along for the ride with me. Mostly cuz we already know 'they' schools aint teaching us what we need to now to survive this experience, and I'm delving in to why studying hood philosophy can potentially help us stay afloat, but also cuz I enjoy your company and I like having you here to enjoy this experience with.  MF Plato and reductio homie, I want to know what the essence of time is and why we have to die, nah mean? Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and suffice to say I've missed you. On this episode, I'm talking about censorship, hope social media and rap music have warped my mind, why TF I'm 35 years old and still worried about what Kurupt and Nate Dogg think about my relationship with women, the unacknowledged misogyny and others colonial issues I'm still dealing with in realizing that, my thoughts on the Uvalde tragedy lead to my most recent ZUCC'ing on The Gram, and how this in itself is another example of the war on our consciousness these ghouls are waging.  It's all good though cuz no matter what happen 'they' will never win - they can censor us, take us off their social media platforms, and so on, but it won't matter cuz in the end we have the only thing that matters; L O V E. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode, I'm digging back into more Nahuatl philosophy and how it's helped get me through the dark days that have haunted me in the wake of my brother's passing. It aint all doom and gloom though, as in this philosophy, there's an underlying message of hope that offers - me certainly - comfort in knowing that all things are impermanent, and that is ok. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode, I'm flipping the script entirely and bringing you something a little different than before. I've spoken before about my desire to do a podcast where I talk less philosophy and more current events, and this is my first episode doing so. It's still got all the same type of shit you've come to expect from this podcast - philosophy, conspiracies, and so on - but rather than doing deep dives, I'm talking the events of this past week as filtered through a philosophic lens.  In this first episode, I'm talking abortion, the crypto catastrophe and how it's just one of many examples of the fallout of the current state of our global economy, government over reach, Elon and, how corporations are extensions of the US government, and so much more. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and I'm throwing a wrench in the gears on this episode of the podcast by visiting Alison McDowell's thoughts on human capital. We've known the technocrats and masters of mankind have long desired the power to control us, but this latest development takes our worse nightmares of how they could do so and makes them a reality. I'm talking social credit scores, data extraction for profit generation, the complete hacking of our human essence, and so much more. The good news is we are not powerless to fight against this, all we have to do is reclaim the most precious real estate - our brains - to defang these fools who would see us in chains. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm getting back onto another existential trip to talk philosophy, current events and, you know, life. I'm picking up with the philosophy of Heidegger to explain how easy it is to fall into these unreflective cycles that strip us of the ability to make the choices necessary to bring about an authentic life on our end. Reductive Western materialists MF's will tell us this aint possible cuz of the the laws of physics and the problem of free will, and maybe they're right - or maybe that in an of itself is just another way we keep ourselves from taking responsibility for the radical freedom we have. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode, I'm talking more shadow work and how philosophy can help us get through the bleakest of times. This episode is mad existential; not in the sense that I'm discussing a particular existential philosopher, per se, so much as in I am picking up many of the issues existentialism is concerned with and applying them confront the elephant in the room - that we've been negatively programmed in 'they' schools to ensure this world we're living in remains in tact. This may be good for the people who benefit from it, but for the rest of us, it leads to alienation, technology invasion, inebriation, relief-based satiation and fallen states of desperation. This don't have to be the default, though - we can recover our existence and make our lives and potentially even the world a better place. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode, we're crawling deep into the underbelly of horror. The horror genre has made quite the splash in pop culture lore as of late, and yet despite that, it remains one of the most overlooked sources of philosophical insight available to us. Yeah, you can read the existentialist to gain feelings of hope, strength, and promise, or you can watch IT and learn that all these (and more) are within us - sometimes all it takes is a littler terror for them to be revealed. Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we're back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode of the podcast, I'm delving into the doctrine of eternal recurrence by my road dawg Nietzsche. Despite the fact that most assume the uber-mensch is the culmination of Nietzsche's philosophy, he himself felt as though it was this doctrine, and it isn't difficult to see why - the specter of infinite return lays bare both the ethical imperative of every choice we make, as well as the preciousness of this every moment. All our joys, al our sorrows, all our happiness and pain experienced in the same order eternally for an infinite number of times - the question is, does this fill us with terror or joy? Stay woke fam...