The skull of the "Dragon Man" and what it says about us.

Vladimir Putin , another exaggeratedly macho A-hole who validates anarchist critiques of power.

Today, we’re diving into one of the most explosive bands to come out of Southern California’s early punk scene: the Circle Jerks. Formed in 1979, this group didn’t just play punk—they helped redefine it, stripping rock music down to its rawest, fastest, and most confrontational core.

Steven Charles Witkoff built his public profile not through electoral politics but through wealth accumulation and proximity to state power. And that in no way verifies radical critiques of state power serving the rich and well-connected at the expense of the average citizen.

Never send boys to do a man’s job.

Today we’re stepping into the roots of reggae and dub, into a sound that feels spacious, heavy, and almost hypnotic. This is a snapshot of the story of Niney the Observer.

Today we’re stepping into the roots of reggae and dub, into a sound that feels spacious, heavy, and almost hypnotic. This is a snapshot of the story of Niney the Observer.

Today we’re stepping into the roots of reggae and dub, into a sound that feels spacious, heavy, and almost hypnotic. This is a snapshot of the story of Niney the Observer.

Welcome back. Today we’re looking at a music video that’s easy to underestimate at first glance, but quietly does something really effective.

It’s UB40’s 1983 version of “Red Red Wine.”

My interview with actor and executive producer Rushabh Patel on his recently released horror movie "I Know Exactly How You Die" (2026).

Sorry, the interview is audio only.