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Recent Episodes
Stolen Slat Sovereignty
When the workstation is tied up with system-heavy rendering tasks, you go across the street to The Brewing Projekt. But after seeing the heavy chains structuralized through the lawn furniture, I had to find out what happens when the chairs start talking back.
High Obscenity and Deep Grooves Episode 1350
We’re going deep into bat country for Episode 1350. Agent K locks down the studio with an unhinged, frantic late-night playlist meant to shatter your cognitive filters before the corporate censors find the door.
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Hollar Into The Void
Petty Cash & Torpedoes 1342
The swamp meets the skyscraper. Part one of the Petty project, “Petty Cash & Torpedoes,” explores the ignition years of the Heartbreakers. Stay tuned for next week’s system reset with Prince.
Signal Drift: Chapter 17
They want the radios, and they want the food,” Dave said quietly. “They want us hungry and quiet.” Cronauer reached for the gain knob, his eyes fixed on the orange truck parked outside. “Then I guess we better start building that tower on the ridge. If they’re going to come for the signal, let’s make sure they have to climb for it
Signal Kill: Why I’m Unplugging the $400 X Transmitter
The transmitter is going dark. After 30 years in radio, I know when a frequency is dead—and at $400 a year for 25 followers, X is officially static.
Signal Test: Screwing with the Zuck
Testing the digital transmitter. Will the Zuck let the signal through, or are we stuck in the API void?
Interviews
The Supreme Court Just Screwed Us Again
The Supreme Court just handed more power to presidents, made it harder to block shady policies, told Texas to crawl up your browser history, and gave parents a free pass to pretend LGBTQ+ people don’t exist. If you’re not pissed yet, you’re not paying attention.
Oliver Anthony’s “Scornful Woman” Hits Hard — Because It’s Real
He lit the world on fire with Rich Men North of Richmond — now Oliver Anthony returns with Scornful Woman, a song that cuts straight to the bone. We caught the first notes on TikTok and instantly knew it was him. The pain is real. And if you’ve been there, you’ll feel it too.
Minnesota Bleeds, Iran Burns – and Trump Celebrates Himself
As Minnesota bleeds and Iran erupts in protest, Donald Trump throws himself a birthday parade wrapped in fake patriotism and military fanfare. With two Democratic politicians shot—one fatally—and a manhunt underway, the president offered nothing but a hollow “tragedy” before parading like a dictator. This isn’t leadership. It’s propaganda.
No Ramp? No Problem — Just Drop the Stroller
The Department of Energy is quietly trying to eliminate accessibility requirements in new federally funded buildings—and most people don’t even realize how much they stand to lose. Ramps, elevators, curb cuts, accessible bathrooms—this rollback affects more than just disabled folks. It affects everyone. Comments are due June 16.
Signal Drift: Current Broadcast
Signal Drift is an original fiction series unfolding one chapter at a time—right here on the blog. Set in a near-future collapse where communication is survival, the story follows a former radio engineer navigating broken networks, old alliances, and strange new signals. Each post is a chapter, and the series is updated regularly. Want to dig deeper into the cast? Meet the characters right here.
Petty Cash & Torpedoes 1342
The swamp meets the skyscraper. Part one of the Petty project, “Petty Cash & Torpedoes,” explores the ignition years of the Heartbreakers. Stay tuned for next week’s system reset with Prince.
Signal Drift: Chapter 17
They want the radios, and they want the food,” Dave said quietly. “They want us hungry and quiet.” Cronauer reached for the gain knob, his eyes fixed on the orange truck parked outside. “Then I guess we better start building that tower on the ridge. If they’re going to come for the signal, let’s make sure they have to climb for it
Signal Kill: Why I’m Unplugging the $400 X Transmitter
The transmitter is going dark. After 30 years in radio, I know when a frequency is dead—and at $400 a year for 25 followers, X is officially static.
Signal Test: Screwing with the Zuck
Testing the digital transmitter. Will the Zuck let the signal through, or are we stuck in the API void?
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