Meta-Cosmos

Bartleby and Artemus examine the X-Men as an analogy for xenophobia. It's a breakdown of bigotry and why some people don't want to be woken up! But do not fear, as usual, Meta-Cosmos prescribes a simple solution to help! Thanks to the High Inquisitor, this journey finds its true destination.

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly

Bartleby gives a pretty bad eulogy for the internet as we knew it. Meanwhile, Artemus urges him not to give up so quickly. In an update on the effects LLMs and AI are having on the internet, we get another amazing episode of Meta-Cosmos that borders on tragedy.

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly

Bartleby compares the parallels between student anti-war protesters in the 60s and today. In doing so he opens up a proverbial can of worms as Artemus dives into an examination and history of colonialization. Another episode of Meta-Cosmos that nearly cracks the code on the universe, the economy, and the nature of existence

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly

As university students clash with their school administration, Bartleby tells Artemus about his attempt to talk to the occupying students and learn about their cause. Unfortunately, he soon found that socks were not welcome. In a very current episode of Meta-Cosmos, we explore the sense of powerlessness that comes from living in a globalized world still reconciling with colonialism.

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly

As university students clash with their school administration, Bartleby tells Artemus about his attempt to talk to the occupying students and learn about their cause. Unfortunately, he soon found that socks were not welcome. In a very current episode of Meta-Cosmos, we explore the sense of powerlessness that comes from living in a globalized world still reconciling with colonialism.

… Hosted by Bartleby & Artemus Neehi

… Produced by Isaac Bluefoot

… Theme Song by Royal Jelly

When Bartleby asks his brother the examine the booming economy of billionaires, Artemus reinvents the Marxist wheel for the twenty-first century. It's another episode of Meta-Cosmos that dares to envision a better tomorrow.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

In an urban wasteland, surrounded by kitsch, Bartleby and Artemus seek shelter in a conceptual 1950s diner. With an unexpected twist, hinted at in the episode description, it all becomes an intervention.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

We find ourselves in a desert of sci-fi cinema as Bartleby and Artemus explore the translation of high-concept sci-fi to the screen. Artemus believes something essential is lost, but Bartlerby suggests something better is found along the way. Once again, Meta-Cosmos delivers insights into the nature of existence.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

Everything has been building to this examination of Frank Herbert's Dune; its place in science fiction history, the ramifications of prescience, and what it says about free will. Bartleby and Artemus explore Herbert's deconstruction of the hero archetype and as usual, conclude with a glimpse into the collective memories of our ancestors.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.

Artemus takes the conversation into a deep examination of Clement Greenberg's essay, "The Avant-Garde and Kitsch". Meanwhile, all of Bartleby's attempts to argue the irrelevance of intellectualizing the arts take an ironic twist. Another winning episode of Meta-Cosmos exploring culture, economics, and their symbiotic relationship.

…Hosted by Bartleby and Artemus Neehi.

…Produced by Isaac Bluefoot.

…Theme Music by Royal Jelly.