The boys dissect the modern giallo slasher Knife Plus Heart, talk about David Lynch (again), dildo knives, autofiction and problematic protagonists, wrestle with the place of transgressive art in our sanitized age, and relay stories of picking up hitchhikers. Big takeaway: raising questions is art; giving answers is propaganda. Check out https://www.lessthanpulp.com/ for more info.

D'urban Moffer a.k.a. G.P. DeSalvo is a poet, mixed media artist, and co-host of the podcast Alt-Write. Check out his blog, The Vast Indifference, and follow him on Twitter @DurbanMoffer and IG @blkboulder.----------------On this episode: Lycanthrope hand models, artist pseudonyms, occult origins, Rosicrucian philosophy, magic as the interaction of frequencies, coincidence vs open dialogue with the universe, prophetic art, and a whole lot more.

The boys watch Kenneth Anger's surreal short film "Rabbit's Moon" and dive deep into the folkloric history of rabbits and the moon, their occult significance, and Kenneth Anger's violent homoeroticism. Plus, Anger's influence on David Lynch, the writings of Gary Lachman, Danny Nemu's Neuro-Apocalypse, the nature of metaphor, the absurdity of myth, Aleister Crowley's influence on the world, approaching your art with a childlike mentality, and the Emerald Tablet. VIDEO VERSION HERE.

This episode, the boys take a look at the infamous submission match between Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin from Wrestlemania 13, examining its story and occult significance. Plus, favorite matches, blood rituals, Tom Hardy's undeniable sexiness, and times the hosts have been bullies. VIDEO VERSION HERE.

Authors Kelby Losack, Lucas Mangum, and J. David Osborne dissect the video for Rihanna's "Bitch Better Have My Money" and pivot to a discussion about edgy art in general. Bottom line: edgelords are cool, gratuity of sex and violence is subjective, bad taste is a bad take, and don't fuck with people who have money. Shoutouts to the film CHEAP THRILLS, the work of Takashi Miike, Piss Christ and the transgressive photography of Andres Serrano. What is the space for provacation in art, in particular why violent sexuality? Can even a Burger King commercial inspire a mass shooting? Plus, fearing your own darkness, Wall Street Bets, telling on yourself by cringing, the open dialogue of art vs the elitism of criticism, art as the ultimate safe space, the most extreme scene Lucas has ever written, the dystopian nature of cat videos, why discourse should be more like wrestling, kayfabe, hip hop personas, and summoning demons.

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The boys examine two videos from Tyler, the Creator ("Buffalo" and "Find Your Wings"), talk about tonal shifts in stories, nostalgia as a spell, the tree of life, reexamining yourself as an artist, pornography, imagination and technology, the importance of sharing your ideas, David Lynch, Alejandro Jodorowsky, duality, DO EVERY THING WRONG, psychotic episodes, and why echo chambers are sometimes good. Video version of this episode is on BitChute and YouTube.

BTS is like the biggest k pop group in the world, if you ain't know. we talk Jungian archetypes and shells that represent vaginas. also: outdoing yourself as an artist, who is the real father of North West, and the importance of irreverent art. les get it.

lucas mangum, jdo, and kelby in this bih. we talking illuminati and diamond skulls, bro. jay z's "on to the next one" is image magic that slaps. les go.

i'm co-hosting a vidcast with authors Lucas Mangum and J. David Osborne called White Trash Occultism, in which we start each free-fire conversation dissecting esoteric imagery in music videos. it's a lot of fun. we get ratchet but we also get pretty deep. check it out on YouTube and BitChute.

Jose, Kevin, and Kane of experimental post-punk band Sister Has a Scar join Kelby, Marcus, and Keenan to chop it up about the supervillain known as Batman, the D&D character alignment chart, K-Pop, female rappers, the origins of the band, the collaborative nature of art, and more. Also joining us is Kevin's daughter and occasional background vocalist for the band, Maddie. // Sister Has a Scar songs featured on this episode: "My Mind" and "Faith in Uncertainty" // Sponsored by the Illuminati and MK Ultra // Stream and subscribe to Sister Has a Scar on Spotify and YouTube and check out sisterhasascar.com