Contain

Idiots are the people of the future. Joining CONTAIN today are artist and webmaster Dayton of earthworm.nyc and Tom Tuna discussing delirium and lunacy using Lars von Trier’s prescient film “The Idiots” (1998) as a frame for a free-wheeling discussion on “insurrection”, our cultural moment, mass hypnotism on a generational scale, alien logic, and more.

Be urself. Embrace your inner idiot.

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Music cues by Delivery LA

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Singer, Designer, Artist, and Drain Gang / Yung Lean collaborator OD aka W*ndha Mountain converses on the state of nature, creation, Mongolia, and Tengrism. Why humanity needs to get back in touch with its own inner nature, no matter how dark, anachronistic that might look. A detailed look into the history and social climate of Mongolia, present and past.

Recorded some months back, but after careful editing-finally released.

Favorite Black Metal Musician/Rapper/Artist/Comedian Alex Bienstock joins in on the subjects of Non Philosophy and Francois Laruelle, Schizophrenia, Social Media Meta Art Projects, post-Kantian philosophy and it's application to mythology and art, Esoteric Hitlerism, Nation of Islam and the story of Yakub, The Finance Punk Manifesto, how to make 7K on Instagram, and much more.

Alex is one of the funniest cats I've ever spoken to. Laughed my ass off the entire time.

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Episode features music by Alex from his German and ESCBAS projects

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Beloved guest Dasha Nekrasova joins us for a free-ranging convo on dreams, Jungian psychoanalysis, how Barrett and Dasha secretly knew each other since they were 18, self-help, podcasting as escapism, gnostic buffets, occult bookstore grifters, and more. Sam and Dasha also talk Paul Schrader, movies and acting in this mellow apolitical episode.

Embrace Esoteric Dasha-ism, thanks for listening 🎇

2021 Project And Life Special w/ Barrett & Sam. Sam got engaged, Barrett is moving to Texas, and we’re sharing some uneducated tips on psychic survival, what to do and what not to do, and what’s in store. Criticism and negative dialectics are kinda dead rn. Arthur Lee's songwriting captured the fundamentally-off gnosticism of Los Angeles. Time to get into NFT's and 3-D printed guns !

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Our last episode of the year; a discussion with distinguished artist/renaissance man Jonny Negron live, in studio. This easygoing conversation extends to everything from Anna Nicole Smith, the Occult, Yukio Mishima, prog rock, eroticism and religious symbolism in art, Dennis Rodman, ghost encounters, boxing...set to the backdrop of lurid street sounds and relaxing gutter psychosis.

We also picked a boxing match out of a hat and did some makeshift commentary on it, you can watch us watching a glitched out Oscar De La Hoya fight on our Youtube Channel

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Guest Tyler ( @pimpassalphamale ), Barrett and Alex discuss traversing the para-social spaces of the internet, what it was like being home-schooled by an Evangelical dad who played in industrial bands in the 80's, silicon valley anarchist CEO's, Planters getting rid of the Mr. Peanut for being "too aristocratic", the strange phenomenon of post-human sexual vices such as vore-simulation + knee-boobs, Francis Fukayama's 3-D rendering, and more.

Our kookiest episode w/ music from Semetary, Grollfried, Les Rallizes Denudes + more

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Barrett and Sam are joined by our favorite podcaster Jack of The Perfume Nationalist fame. Jack also has covid. 30 minutes later legendary Beverly Hills Rockstar Ariel Pink hallucinagenically manifests himself into the conversation and posits that noone ever really knows what they're talking about. His impassioned treatise on mail-in voting and how MASH is the worst show of all time, and how America is no longer a country will move you. His voice vaporizes into a 5G ether, magically as he explains how he's a self-hating Jew. We put all rumors to rest and settle all grievances. This rare entanglement with the sublime will surely change broadcasting forever.

This is one of the greatest podcast episodes ever recorded.

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The Ellroy Boys are back in town, this time going in on the nihilistic alchemy of William Friedkin's "To Live and Die in L.A" and analyzing it through the speculative lens of James Ellroy's American Underground Trilogy. A meditation on the darkness of the human spirit by three of America's preeminent Ellroy scholars, recorded on location in a hidden corridor in Portland, Oregon.

Soundtrack provided by S.Candle / 4 Owlz