Mike pushes back on the dogmatic-side of the "God is Love"-type preaching, which leads us to a discussion of the limits of language. The Algonquin saw a person as a verb, not a noun. Alan Watts said a person is not a rock, but a whirlpool.

I am a Whirlpool

<p>Legendary music producer Michael “DJ Shok” Gomez and Anti-Work songwriter Kal Teaux discuss the growing need for a spiritual component to life in an increasingly materialistic and hedonistic modern world. Modern America has largely gotten rid of religion, with good reason, in many cases. But, isn’t there something more to life than just buying stuff? Is there anything in those ancient religions worth keeping? </p>

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Legendary music producer Michael “DJ Shok” Gomez and Anti-Work songwriter Kal Teaux discuss the growing need for a spiritual component to life in an increasingly materialistic and hedonistic modern world. Modern America has largely gotten rid of religion, with good reason, in many cases. But, isn’t there something more to life than just buying stuff? Is there anything in those ancient religions worth keeping?

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