Chancellor Pink

Ray gets into Mr. Rogers-like basics about why and how the US President is in legitimate legal trouble.

The Chancellor recites the lyrics from 3 songs off of his 2007 album Darkrazor: "Leaving", "Falling Off this Train (in Chicago)" and "A Case of Noir".

In this episode, Your Chancellor is critical of women who trade sex and beauty for a man's money, then whore the reaped benefits online for all to see. The Chancellor contends this is only a symptom of the deeper issue of how we are allowing for the erosion of intimacy in our culture.

We all want to find happiness. But if it's not genuine, it's not worth much. The Chancellor suggests ways to find true happiness from unexpected sources.

Your Chancellor discusses the importance of comedy and journalism in speaking for and enlightening the people, especially in the face of authoritarian rule. Ray also talks about how Twitter is better at influencing cultural and intellectual change and progress than Facebook, which he feels has become a Stepford Wives factory that should be deleted.

In this scintillating addendum to his Hold On to Yourself podcast episode, Ray emphasizes the importance of holding on, above all else, to humility.

The Chancellor says....don’t let go of your identity, no matter the shitstorm life makes you endure.

Romantic Love is the best thing in life.

Your Chancellor says we label and divide too much. In fact, all the "sides" can still surprise you. There is great passion and love on the red right, for example. And cold hearted artists on the left.

Do you fear death? Ray looks at why that may be the case. Via logical, philosophical analysis of how death challenges life's meaning, Ray argues we are all still consumed while we live with the question of whether or not any of this even matters.