The B.O.M.M. Show

The B.O.M.M. Show

By G.Q🎙Society & Culture
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The B.O.M.M. Show episodes

  • Personal Journal: The Bifurcation of Self in an Autonomous Age

    This spoken reflection explores my uncertainty about whether relentless effort, academic discipline, and full-time work will remain meaningful in a future increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and automation. Through radical self-candor, I examine the tension between my studious academic identity and my entrepreneurial ambition, questioning whether my drive comes from purpose, conditioning, or the deeply planted dogma of the rat race. Ultimately, this piece represents my current state of becoming: dissatisfied, conflicted, ambitious, and still searching for a future that feels truly mine.


    5 min
  • “To watch others fall, is to join them falling.” - G.R.D.R
    I return with a hopeful, yet thickened monologue and to be completely honest, I HAVE ALOT MORE TO SAY. I’ve been busy, but of course, that’s a substandard excuse. Due to the severity of “lazy disease” , I had to take an unexpected hiatus. WORRY NO LONGER, I AM BACK. Oh now I know how worrisome it is to fall and to be observed falling; it is hardly fair to say the least. It is depressing to realize that you have not only sank into an echo-chamber, but you’ve forgetter your true beliefs. Now you are just a “mirrored copy” of society, and what good does it do for society. Short answer, absolutely nothing. To contribute to society, you must have original ideas and stress the importance of being authentic. Your message must be concise, if not with the society, but at least with yourself. You owe yourself that at the very least. I hope that’s fair.
    4 min
  • Union Pacific Trains & Hip-Hop
    G.Q and his guest (David) wonder what the slow-moving Union Pacific trains are carrying. In the midst of doing the research we find ourselves talking about Hip-Hop and previewing an upcoming artist Greggo and his new single “Blue Faces”!
    20 min

About The B.O.M.M. Show

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This is the “Back Of My Mind” and I hope that you can get the courage to share what’s in the back of yours. Ask me a Question, I’m responsive.