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Well, it’s good to know that the Grammys are now apparently a vehicle for political speech. The Mouth and McNonymous begin this week’s program commenting on the extremely frigid “polar plunger” that’s about to overtake the world (well, parts of the U.S., at least), and then after proclaiming support for equal rights and same sex marriages, ask nonetheless why a performance aimed at showcasing musical talent seems to have become a vehicle for political speech. Does everything have to be politicized in this way? Oh… wait, actually it does. This is America in the 21st century, after all. Maybe we should all just start mining for Bitcoins and forget about it… who knows.
That said, the subject of politicization also comes up with regard to the President’s address tonight, which is expected to touch on income inequality, climate change, minimum wage laws, immigration, and of course, President Barack Obama’s willingness to overstep Congress and just do as he and his administration sees fit (something that just seems entirely too familiar… but we digress). Finally, we also take a look at how Anonymous have become the latest critics of the 2014 Brazil World Cup. And don’t forget to take a look at the most Orwellian text message ever sent while you’re at it…
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Your new episode that comments on the hip-hop conspiracy reminded me of an interview on another podcast i love. This interview is with Adisa Banjoko the gentleman who founded Hip-Hop Chess. I think you would love this interview. His interview is in the second half of the program. If you did not receive the link please let me know. You can also follow Hip-Hop chess on twitter,
may her gelatinous floating glory smile upon you,
L.Y.