We sat down with the king in the found sound crown, Mark Hosler, to talk about the art collective known as Negativland. Negativland has been relentlessly active since the mid-70s to today, jamming the culture, fighting copyright law, and bugging Bono all along the way. We discuss the undeserved distaste for the suburbs, the changes the collective has undergone since their founding, and collaborating with various video/visual artists over the years. We bring along Nolan of One Star Podcast, a man very much influenced by Negativland's goofs and gaffs, to discern true from false on our journey Negativland and Mark Hosler's work can be found on negativland.com One Star Podcast can be found at @onestarcast and their email is onestarpod@gmail.com Topics: protest, intellectual property, collage, Pepsi, noise, Over The Edge, Don Joyce, The Weatherman, Jon Leidecker, Wobbly, The World Will Decide, abstract, crossing the rubicon, marketing, advertising, Reagan, capitalism, U2, lawyers, strife, Coca-Cola, music videos, mass media, Sue-C, It's Normal For Things To Come To Your Attention, stupid, dumb, A Bag Is Coming

What is? The question at the heart of one man's work. RXK Nephew is an up and coming rapper with an energy unseen since Marcus Aurelius, a man with ambition and a discerning eye. A man gliding past the deceptions of the forbidden fruit, cutting down the lies meant to keep you docile, domesticated. To help get to the RXKore of this enigma, we bring Noah, from Fluid Show, to tell us where we can get some Straight Drop. The rigor of the discourse is rigid. You won't want to miss it. Noah's podcast/twitter is @fluidshowpod, you can buy grain-fed, locally sourced Newports at http://fluid.show/ Interlude at 59:00 is "Too Tutt Tsk in Thee Tooter" by RXK Bud Lit

Topics: rap, 50 Cent, Eminem, Babytron, Rx Papi, Kanye West, Rochester, New York, New York City, schizo-posting, mental health awareness month,  Gucci Mane, Max B, aintnobodycool, Rx Brainstorm, American tterrorist, Make Drunk Driving Cool Again, Slitherman Activated, Scareface, bean, Viper the Rapper, One Day You Will See Me Again, always be closing, Jackass Forever

Releasing this early to capitalize on all that Good Discourse. A lot was said on this episode regarding Ukraine and Russia, particularly a birthing Russian identity and nationalism after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Yegor Letov was an experimental punk/psych/noise musician and poet in the Siberian USSR, who eventually co-founded the National Bolshevik Party (representing the communist faction). After differences became irreconcilable within the party, Yegor disengages from politics entirely in 1999 and takes a looooooot of drugs. This is the episode that will get Kevin and Kaleb cancelled, and Klaus committed and sedated in a Russian psych ward.

Topics: Siberian punk rock, psychedelic rock, noise rock, experimental rock, hallucinogens, Aleksandr Dugin, Eduard Limonov, Instructions for Survival, Russian Field of Experiments, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Solstice, Soviet identity, Vladimir Putin, GrOb, Igor Letov, Konstantin Rubinov, Boris Yeltsin, Victor Tsoi, god, Orthodox Christianity, something about atheists and foxholes, cats, mice, Come and See, The Brothers Karamazov, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Yanka Dyagileva, Alexander Vvedensky, Russian futurist poetry, Sergey Letov, monarchism, cancellable offense, cancel culture