Uncommon with Chance Lunceford

Noble Brown is my pal.

He's a good dude, and honorable, and you'll see how much he cares about the truth and standing up for what is right. He's always been willing to lend a hand to those who're willing to help themselves, as I found out several months ago when I joined Twitter.

Noble was one of the first people to discover my magnificence on Twitter, and we've been pals ever since.

If you want more from Noble, here're some ways:

@Sociopathlete on Twitter

Sociopathletic.com for lots of excellent essays

The White Arrow is Noble's debut novel, and is quite excellent

Sociopathletic YouTube Channel be sure to check out the bi-weekly live-streams

Garrett and I are founding members of the Aion Media Company, a growing media empire dedicated to the proposition that true speech is the cure for nihilism and ignorance.

In the episode, we talk about religion, and what we think lies within religious traditions. 

Philosophy and ascension and all the good shit. 

If you want more from Garrett, here are some links to his fantastic content:

@Libera_Rex on Twitter

MasterSelf - Garrett's excellent website. You'll find countless articles on philosophy and the nature of truth to read and ponder.

The 5 Pillars of the Ascendant Mind - A book that Garrett and James P. Dowling and I wrote together. Get your systems in place.

MasterSelf Year One - A collection of the first year of MasterSelf essays, all in a convenient and beautiful paperback format.

Aion Media Co. YouTube Channel - You'll find lots of awesome content there, including several podcast appearances from yours truly.

Roman is a fascinating dude, and he has written a fascinating book, which you can learn more about here:

 https://www.sanctionthebook.com/

I wanted to have a talk with Roman because I wanted to meet the powerlifting mountain hermit who wrote a beautiful book about the nature of reality and the ugliness inherent in existence.

He did not disappoint. Things get a little choppy from time to time, so skip those portions if they piss you off, but keep listening. 

I enjoyed this conversation with Roman McClay, and if I can coax him out of the mountains again, I'll likely have another go round. 

Cheers

This episode is an inaugural interview episode. 

I was intending on editing this together in the same cartoonish manner as the previous two episodes, but I found that this conversation is too deep to treat is all chucklehouse-like.

So I'm presenting the interview in its raw, uncut form, and I think you'll really take something from it.

James is a smart boyo, and he's been my friend since the beginning of my internet emergence.

We talked about all kinds of things, including evolutionary psychology, why he thinks Americans don't understand sarcasm, Mormonism and SO MUCH MORE! 

Hehe.

Enjoy.

I think, moving forward, that interview episodes will be left in tact, and the odd soundscape episodes will be created when I'm taken by whimsy and have the time to craft them.

If you want to hear more from my good friend James, check his youtube channel. It is singular in its rich content and depth of material.

https://www.youtube.com/jamespdowling

What came first, the life or the virus? 

I procured a recorder 4 years ago, and I began recording in many different environments. I wasn't sure exactly which direction I wanted to take my podcast, so I recorded snippets and rants and sounds and all kinds of stuff. 

This first episode is made from some of the oldest recordings I have, and, to be quite honest, is a bit rough. I'm just getting started with this, and I'll learn as I go, but I can promise you this:

The Logocentrifugal Podcast will never be an ordinary affair. Listen in, enjoy the ride, and feel free to comment.

Thank You Very Much,

Chance Lunceford

Logocentrifugal