Who was Harry Partch? What was his "Delusion of the Fury" about?

You can watch/hear a rendition of it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQbkga12fvM&list=RDQQbkga12fvM

A comment on my episode "CWT642: The Violence That Came Home to England" made it about America. Here's why I don't want to engage much with that.

Artist Skinner and Allen Cordell Discuss 'ART SHOW! WITH CAPTAIN SKINNER'. Go ahead and watch this fun new show on YouTube!

Reply To: 'If Obamacare is legal, then the deportations are legal' (paraphrased)

I have a cold (or something), so this episode will probably come across as "low energy" (and I am not the most energetic person to begin with, so...)

Anyway, I discuss Trump's lame "Noard of Peace" and how it's mostly catering to authoritarian leaders. I also focus on Egypt's politics, as an example of a country with plenty of problems.

Kyle Kauwika Harris Discusses ‘THE HUNTSMAN’.

The Huntsman released in theaters on Friday, February 6, and hit digital platforms — Amazon Prime, Apple TV, Vudu, YouTube — on February 10, 2026. The film stars Shawn Ashmore (X-Men), Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost), Jessy Schram (Mad Men) and Garret Dillahunt (Fear the Walking Dead).

Trump has repeatedly used dehumanizing language like “vermin,” “animals,” and “poisoning the blood of our country” when speaking broadly about immigrants and “illegal aliens,” not just MS-13 or convicted criminals. Supporters often retroactively narrow his words to “only the worst criminals,” but that’s not how he consistently uses the language, nor how his audiences understand it.

This is a story about “Global Britain,” about “terrorism,” about law and order. But it’s also about memory. About denial. And about what happens when a nation built on empire tries to forget how it was built.