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69: Sex-Bomb Longstocking [December 13, 2013]

from Stone Ape Podcast · host Tom Barbalet

Heron isn't going nuts. Maybe. Heron wants to talk about Mandela again and opines about the quality of journalism. Tom starts with a series of questions from new listener, Timothy. Humor joins some of Timothy's questions through some confusion between Peter Joseph and Joe the Drummer. Heron doesn't like the show. Paul Heft provides some divergence between Tom and Heron. Tom realizes there are things he just can't talk about in good company. Is where you are born important? Heron feels the show coming over him. How much information are put into the Matrix? Tom has some numbers and he describes a periodic process of escape. Joe the Drummer has some questions for Heron and Tom. They traverse scientific practices, P. Coil, malls, Islam and atheism, the one percent and technology and other random topics peppered in for good measure. Tom pleas for better topics from the listeners. Joe finishes his questions asking for more discussion on Rupert Sheldrake. Tom provides some documentary reviews from Werner Herzog, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, James Bond and Jimmy Carson. Tom reflects on reflective Nihilism. They conclude by thanking the listeners who have submitted questions.

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