In this episode, Gabe talks about 10 bands that give him hope.

00:00 - Intro
00:57 - XCOMM (https://xcomm.lnk.to/xcomm)
04:06 - Dead Pioneers (https://www.deadpioneers.band/)
08:42 - The Neighborhood Kids (https://theneighborhoodkidsmusic.com/)
11:24 - Snow Tha Product (https://www.snowthaproduct.com/)
16:15 - Model/Actriz (https://www.modelactriz.com/)
20:33 - My First Time (https://www.my1sttime.co.uk/)
24:30 - Genesis Owusu (https://www.genesisowusu.com/)
29:09 - Holy Ghost Tabernacle Choir (https://www.metalsucks.net/2025/09/07/the-holy-ghost-tabernacle-choir-to-break-up-after-two-farewell-shows/)
33:17 - The Paradox (https://theparadoxband.com/)
36:00 - DAMAG3 (https://www.itsdamag3.com/)

There are other bands that I talk about in here, but I don't really want to go through and try to remember and list them all like I normally do. I am a staff of little ole me, and I screwed up the editing last night, so I had to do it all over again, LOL.

In this episode Gabe talks about the Ken Burns documentary The American Revolution, Joe Sacco's graphic novel Palestine, and has a conversation with Evette Ewing.

00:00 Intro
00:12 The American Revolution
18:04 Palestine
51:13 Evette Ewing
1:23:24 Outro/Next Time

Things Mentioned
The American Revolution (2026 - dir. Ken Burns)
Palestine (2001 - by Joe Sacco)

In this episode, Gabe talks about the importance of physical media, the movie Civil War, and has a conversation with Mark Brockway, one of the authors of The Shadow Gospel: How Anti-Liberal Demonology Possessed U.S. Religion, Media, and Politics.

00:00 Intro
00:10 Physical Media is Important
10:45 Civil War
23:43 Mark Brockway
1:25:14 End Ramble

Things From This Episode:
Civil War (2024 - dir. Alex Garland)
The Shadow Gospel (2025 by Whitney Phillips and Mark Brockway)
The American Revolution (2025 - dir. Ken Burns)