<p>I spoke with Utah rap artist, Jules. We discuss his upcoming concert to raise money for food grow kits and haircuts for people experiencing homelessness. We also discuss the impacts of homelessness on personal and cultural well-being.</p>

I spoke with Utah rap artist, Jules. We discuss his upcoming concert to raise money for food grow kits and haircuts for people experiencing homelessness. We also discuss the impacts of homelessness on personal and cultural well-being.

Episode 11: Monopolized Violence

Rebellions are categorized by a rejection and opposition to oppressive authority. Historically and traditionally rebellions have required brute force and savagery, the same tools utilized by the oppressors in question. Perhaps it is possible to reject oppression through kindness instead and perhaps this can only be done through a shared understanding of what it means to exist. In this podcast I intend to reject our modern day oppressors by communicating with as many people as I can in order to develop an understanding of all view points in order to unify humanity towards a common goal. Join me as we explore the wonders of infinite consciousness and develop meaningful relationships along the way.

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Episode 11: Monopolized Violence

Episode 11: Monopolized Violence