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Not an Episode. An exhibit for The Museum of Consciousness at Burning Man.
Well what on EARTH do I say about this one...?
Erm... seems to get pret-ty personal for a bit, if you can handle that, but in a weirdly non-specific way, which I think will make it a much easier listen than it was to record. Maybe a bit of progress for me emotionally, or a "clue" to something? I don't know. Regardless, it was pretty darn affecting just listening to it back this time - which I almost didn't do, funnily. Which is like skipping a major step of the usual process. I feel like I must have a reason I wanted to avoid it.
Has our first (very basic) live a cappella music bed. 🤷♀️
Our first ever SPECIAL GUEST joins us! Ross Goodwin of Possibility Space drops in at the end of the episode to drop some LIVE SAX like its sizzling hot.
This week's episode description is written by one the world's most advanced AIs, GPT-3, and can be found here.
The end of GPT-3's description it informed me that there is a theme song that is written and performed by Jonah Senzel.
For that reason, Jonah, I flagrantly yoinked one of your wonderful tracks from your soundcloud and it seemed to fit uncannily well, so I thought *shrug* -- serendipity? A post-singularity message to all us us here in the simulation, to be ready for the moment in the simulation where it reruns the coming of the singularity itself, and we all become gods? Lol.
Feel free to tell me to remove it - I'll happily do that if you wish.
Okay so this was another one-take improv poemy thing like the "interlude", but does seems to be back on with "Alien Esoteric-Folkloric-Physics" stuff from the first three. Honestly I think the rhyming parts sound sort of awkward, like I'm groping for the words sometimes - I guess because I didn't have much sleep - but it still did feel like more or less the right ideas came out by end.
Also we got our first Prophecy! Well, okay, maybe something more like a "trailer"? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
En...joy?
CONTENT WARNING: SEXUAL ASSAULT
This one was an extreme surprise to me. The others have felt like vaguely comic otherworldly esoteric folklore or something, but this one is straight up not that at all. It's funny for a bit then becomes extremely intense and I imagine could be very upsetting. It is for me.
I'm sort of astounded I'm even publishing it, but that is the rule I set myself for these. Sit down, make a series of single improv takes > export > publish. No options. That was the point of this project.
I guess I thought it would just be about forcing my creative hand or something. I wasn't expecting at all that it was going to involve publishing something like this.
If you choose to listen, and you find it upsetting, I am truly sorry for that. It seems this is a necessity for me somehow.
From the publisher's feed