Heron may soon be puppy-less. So he raises genetic perfection and talks about burning bits of his head. Tom offers the social contract relating to sexuality. Tom talks about California prisons. There has been a flood of participants for Tom's trialogue. Tom talks about Osprey books and the comic book project. They digress into employing tax professionals. Tom raises an idea versus the delivery of a product. Heron has been targeted by singlemuslim dot com too. Tom talks about re-invention through moving and through not moving. He provides a brief vignette of his life in Vegas. They talk about the artificial dichotomy between cats and dogs. Tom purchased some Ray K. They discuss Einstein as a temporal perfect storm. Tom returns to the sexual contract to offer a broader definition and talks about periodicity and fixed-times. Why do pseudonyms suck? They both suspect Marie is a pseudonym and they dig deep into 23andme. Tom floats the Zimmerman trial as a topic and the cover of Rolling Stone. Tom introduces Heron to the Puppy Bowl and that he has a face for audio for podcasting. Heron has found his calling when Tom discovers something that doesn't exist on the internet yet.

Heron is okay. Heron provides a puppy update. He has some ideas about raising children versus raising puppies. It's stunning Tom lets him rap on this for so long. Tom must be tired. Peter Stempel should be selling foxes. No more singing John Wayne's teeth but Tom will read some Ray. They deconstruct poetry. Are there wise elderly people or did they just get disgusted with the whole thing? They explore Kevingate briefly. Also model railroaders aren't typically Swedish bikini models, Stone Ape listeners appear to be different. Tom tells of a meal in Carmel adding a little enlightenment. This podcast is brought to by singlemuslim dot com. Singlemuslim dot com breaks all prior stereotypes and identifies that women under burqa need good loving too. The second site worth plugging is joethedrummer dot com. Joethedrummer dot com presents some questions for the show. Tom asks if genocide can have any primacy or is it just a story. Heron says he doesn't care, it's part of the old story. Maybe Heron does care, he can't tell. Tom raises the theater for reality. Tom raises the South and the bullet as the unit of history. The Iraq is a real term and we are in the minority. Reading is a genial luxury. Sucked to be RAW in later life. Tom is a 1950s man with a couple of hats. Heron's needs to have fun. Jane Austin store owners take note. Facebook ads still suck. Two times is the natural speed to edit audio. Heron floats the caterpillar butterfly perennial topic for the end of the show. The Good Ship Lollipop is a motivator. Tom breaks down how to live in Northern California.

Tom and K talk about professional podcasting, books and cats. Tom raises the effects of PG-13 on the zombie movie. They discuss domestic armed drones and what happened to the news.

It's hot in both the south San Francisco Bay and Los Angeles. Heron is really a nice guy. Honest. Heron likes puppies. What more do you need to know you damn language monkey! Tom is concerned that all the language monkey talk will turn new listeners off. Tom has no hope for the future but his day-to-day is full of hope. Heron can't dance with wolves. They discuss the poetry of Ray. Tom will be talking with a number of folks over the weekend and also be talking in squish. What does literacy do the the language machine? The books keep leaving the Barbalets. It isn't important how people died. Heron has no time to read 1984. Tom owes Heron a video and want to wrap the show up for a cold bath.

Heron likes to watch puppies and talking about the squeeze machine as it relates to particular sexual interests. Sometimes for Tom, Ray is okay. Freeman Dyson is the physicist's name. The NSA just isn't spying well enough. Tom gives some points to Heron about how to get the President's attention. No one reads Jaron. Google can't find caravans in the 1980s in Australia. Tom's been to Apple's WWDC and it brings backs old memories. The books are leaving the building a box at a time. Tom raises the topics of civil wars: American and English. (Editor's notes: the English Civil War started in 1642.) Heron isn't drinking enough. Tom has drunk enough. Ice cream is a legitimate topic. Tom provides a brief comic update. Tom is able to change his experiences with the ALIFE Conference. Tom is looking for folks who are discovering artificial life once again perhaps on Reddit. What happens when Facebook goes away? Just when things are ending for the better, Tom raises the Kim versus Obama and the children discussion. They explore the hope of the butterfly. Tom concludes offering a giveaway of books.

Tom is concerned about his call recording solution. Don't you dare call Heron enlightened, damn it. Heron is an ephemeris aficionado. Tom asserts the pathology of time. Babies prefer iPads. Tom doesn't prefer the fruit factory and he thinks the Science Guy is suspect. Heron knows his guns. The plants of summer are coming up. Mats frames some discussion on piracy and friendship. Heron got down in the 1960s. Heron kicks on a discussion about North Korea with hints of Cuba. Tom thinks the US is pretty similar to North Korea if you want to provide any critical analysis. Tom throws SETI and Singapore into the mix although Heron won't be swayed. Neither know what the PAC-10 is - do you? Tom answers the meaning of life and raps on his career. Somehow the transition of the Earth has never been studied previously or has it? Tom tries to set forth the emotion of recordings. Tom provides an update on the comic book project. The rascal language monkey scum make a return.

Tom's call recording software disappeared. They talk about missing a week. Tom digs into the comic book project. What is Heron's Facebook message? They return to the blueprint of 1982. Tom explores Heron's enlightenment to Vietnam period. They explore structural bureaucracy. Heron thinks the younger generation knows what he knows. Tom is working through his military history. Tom talks about anti-parenthood. King Crimson comes up as a topic. They explore the beach. Tom raises the Egyptian graffiti.

Heron throws in a couple of topics - Tb drives and he watched Snowtown. Tom asks if murder is a hard line like psychedelics for example. They dig deep into substances. Tom raises self-fulfilling communities. Heron asserts that insects and humans both have language. Tom reads and it's a disease. Tom ponders what happens to disappearing information yet he's a Groucho Marx fan who watches Dick Cavett. Tom ponders being on Blue Jay Way. Tom gives a positive comic update and talks about self selection through recruitment. They compare social networks. Tom introduces a Detroit 'reality' television program. They conclude with foreign languages as an implicit ability.

Tom starts the show by noting that there is no time limit. They talk about Tom's Origin of Mind chapter and the importance of English. Heron in Squish is dead. Joe the Drummer asks if the monkey mind is the language machine? Joe wants to know why Heron is so negative about humanity but positive about technology? Heron asks who Joe the Drummer is? Joe wants to know about why handicap is an identified concept. Joe wants to know if Heron or Tom have any flirtations with the occult or mysticism? Tom talks about a DNA test and swimming for your life. Heron raises walking for your life. Tom asks about Heron's TV addiction. They discuss various speech impediments both alcohol and brain damage caused. Tom introduces Inspire magazine. They explore whether everyone is told the same story. Tom tries to explain what it is like to create environments with mathematics. Tom misses a young Barbara Hershey. They talk rapes in the military versus cultural exchange. Tom tries to stop the video discussion in favor of the content discussion. Could this become a Stone Ape post-show? Welcome to the Rascal Language Monkey Scum. Tom wonders if a live audience would change the dynamic. They explore whether we will ever be able to understand the Earth. Who will drop from the call first?

Tom presents some of the books he has read and some he is yet to read. Most of these books will be given away shortly as part of the book cleansing.