Break the Rules

S. Chris Anders is the president of the Virginia Constitutional Conservatives and coordinator of Ron Paul's 2012 "Campaign for Liberty." We talked about the 2nd Amendment Rally in Richmond on Martin Luther King Day and the framework of the Constitution as history's greatest equalizer against malignant government.

We talked with livestreamer & journalist Pardes Seleh about her start in California's small conservative political circles, the Groypers, her Iranian-Jewish roots, and the evil of ignorance.

In our latest Sowing Discourse we draw potential connections between obscurantist religious texts, folklore, and extraterrestrials with Daniel Pinchbeck while mentioning all life of existence is part of the same "universal consciousness".

Lev and Jules talk with Erik Finman about tech, cults, politics, and high art.

Lev and Jules talk with GOP District Leader for NY70 Oz Sultan, an American muslim who focuses on blockchain, counterterrorism, and interfaith dialogue.

On this episode of Sowing Discourse we break the rules with Frank Ford of Four Day Weekend, talk about his "yes and" philosophy featured in his book Happy Accidents, his love of Steve Martin as a renaissance man, and the time he performed improv for congress and the president of the United States.

Lev and Jules share their second chat with Twitter user @Logo_Daedalus to talk about some of his past online controversy, doxxing, the infamous “extremely online� community, anonymity, Nick Land, and more.

Celebrating Earth Day today on this episode of Sowing Discourse, we welcome flashmob catalyst, "Costume" Jim Glaser, a well known Burning Man and NYC area community figure, founder of Kostume Kult, and organizer of Santacon to talk about happiness, socialism vs capitalism, and culture jamming.

We talk with Zac Waldman, former host of the SoHo House Futurist Sessions, founder of Maker Park, and adjunct professor at Parsons about simulation theory, aliens, his conservative/independent background, neoplatonism, and the USA.

We're joined by Serious Wonder writer and affiliate scholar for IEET, BJ Murphy.