What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more of that hood philosophy shit, and on this episode, I'm delving in to the article 'Repressive Tolerance' by Herbert Marcuse.

In my humble opinion, this is a seminal text in critical theory, one that often gets over looked, and given its relevance to today's political climate, I felt it appropriate to delves into.

Well, the first four pages cuz this is a dense read and I ended this episode near the two hour mark! Suffice to say, I'm very much looking forward to breaking it down in future episodes.

For now, I discuss the rise of Nazi and Hitler apologists, how Marx predicted this wave of anti-Semitism as being inextricably tied to capitalism and dire material conditions, and how Marcuse can help us understand that the only way to really combat it is to 'meet the people where they are at', to put it kindly.

This is a controversial take from a controversial text, so it should go without saying that this is perhaps one of the more (admittedly) controversial episodes I've made. But as I mention, life is not easy pretending otherwise by stating we can't have such difficult conversations is exactly what Marcuse means by repressive tolerance.

Stay woke fam...

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

It's been a while, and I talk all about why along with all the other topics that still make this podcast like the Exorcist but with more break dancing.

And by that of course I mean ancestral Nahuatl philosophy, 'conspiracies' like Project Popeye, weather modification, and the relationship with Hurricane Helene, class war, Brown foos and the N word, and a little bit of ancient Greek philosophy.

We're living in fun times homie and I feel like The Republic by Plato is one of the many texts that help us understand why they aren't unique, cataclysmic, let alone insurmountable, and I will be breaking down this text in the following episodes to explain how/why, starting with book two in this one.

Stay woke fam...

What's good world, we back from the crypt with some more hood philosophy shit, and on this episode I'm talking ancestral knowledge, jiu jitsu, Islamic cults, horror movies and... my experience being a substitute teacher?!

Yeah dawg, it was a fun ride, and I break down how all of the aforementioned are related through that one experience.

We are in the midst of the Toxkatl veintenna and one thing it teaches us is the importance of applying heat and energy in our lives to ensure we blossom into the best versions of ourselves in hopes of being the nourishment the communities that come after us will need to thrive.

This goes heavily against the mediocrity and comfort we are told to cherish in modern times (our ancestors for sure would not have been fans of the fake-woke 'progressive' left homie), and they remind us of the importance of staying physically, psychologically, emotionally, and intellectually strong to ensure we are capable of carrying out such a monumental task.

Stay woke fam...