Safe Space: An Inner Journey Through the Outer You-Niverse

Host Adrian Cody Logan continues his July 4th weekend two hander by giving a one hander to jazz fusion by way of rolling his synthesizer and mic down a hill and seeing how all 4 of his fans react. As per the new leaderless, corrupt American normal just lean back, light up your joint, blunt, or parents' house, crank the volume up to 69, put a pillow over your screaming face and let someone else do the aural for once in this Jointstown jazzacre. Are those fireworks? Are those gunshots? What is the police response time? Here's 40 peaceful minutes of "You'll have to speak to my psychedelawyer".

July 4th Weekend wouldn't be complete without hot dogs, missing fingers, missing children, and a borderline asthmatic 40-something speaking into a microphone over his own "music" in an attic studio overlooking parents pushing strollers and joggers without shirts trying to forget that no one is running anything. This first -- or uno -- part features mostly electronic tracks culled from the last few months of autistic work and spiritual progress. Close your eyes, don't leave the house and remember: No one can see you if you don't see them.

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Coming June 15. Before longtime host Adrian Cody Logan checked it/themselves into rehab after Biden won in January (where he remains to this day as mask restrictions have been lifted in time for summer), he left behind a completed episode four to a grateful and patient fan base. This fourth installment of the award-winning podcast sees new and perhaps permanent changes: The elimination of an opening announcer, a host voice-over, and any credit whatsoever to the musical contributors; a video component created simultaneously with the audio; and advanced mixing and mastering techniques foregone in earlier episodes. "This [episode] reflects the [previous year of political, cultural, social, and mental turmoil] I've been [experiencing]," he said by phone from an Arizona retreat in mid-May 2021. "Hopefully [someone] will be able to [enjoy] [it]." 

The average listening time of this episode according to our stats is 18 seconds. So you can blow us in advance. With your host Adrian Cody Logan.

This sample-less, rushed, overlong, pathetic, black sheep mess of an episode focuses on Kansas City-based Gandhi Sick Fuck and DJ Pizzagate, featuring the latter's very last track moments before his fatal overdose last year in beautiful New York City at the age of twenty-three. If this episode is so bad, why is it still available? Well, who's making you listen to it anyway?

The debut episode from 2017. With your host, Adrian Cody Logan.