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A conversation between Matthew Ehret and MAthew Crawford October, 2023

Words and Voice: Spartacus (Spartacasts 11,12,13) Iceni.Substack.com Audio Mixing: Gabriel LibreSolutionsNetwork.Substack.com Video Editing: Visceral Adventure VisceralAdventure.Substack.com Music Risk - StudioKolomna Out of Time - Daddy's Music Power Play - Top-Flow-Production What's Next SergePavkinMusic Once and For All - Onoychenkomusic

Written and read by Margaret Anna Alice https://margaretannaalice.substack.com Video by Visceral Adventure VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

A remote collaboration with Daisy Moses and kin https://thcsofdaisymoses.substack.com Video by Visceral Adventure VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

Written, performed, and visuals by VisceralAdventure VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

Words by Caitlin Johnstone https://www.caitlinjohnst.one/ Voice and video by Visceral Adventure https://VisceralAdventure.com

Words by Gary Sharpe https://garysharpe.substack.com Video by Visceral Adventure https://VisceralAdventure.com

The Adverse Events featuring The Spike Girls return for another parody, this time about the failings of our current fiat system and a compilation of the internet's most dankest memes. Stay tuned for more money shenanigans. Happy Debt Ceiling Raise Day! I work all night, I work all day To pay the bills I have to pay Ain't it sad? And still there never seems to be A single penny left for me I've been had In Banker's dreams, they had a plan, a facade I can't understand The Def Reserve will make them mint A substitute for government PRRRRRRRRRINT! Money, money, money Must be funny In a fiat world Money, money, money Always dummy in the fiat world Ah, all the things we could do If e unite as a country In a fiat world In a fiat world Print for Covid and Ukraine Can this be something to sustain? Or a money grab? Could this all be set up to fail? And at some point the Bankers bail? I've been had With CBDCs, I lose more I'll have no cash, but a credit score I'm more enslaved within the game My life would never be the same Money, money, money Must be funny In a fiat world Money, money, money Always dummy in the fiat world Ah, all the things we could do If e unite as a country It's a rich man's world Money, money, money Must be funny In a fiat world Money, money, money Always dummy in the fiat world Ah, all the things we could do If e unite as a country In a fiat world In a fiat world for more content, visit VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

Read the whole article at VisceralAdventure.Substack.com "I happen to think that the only way to ‘heal the divide’ is to just tell the truth. The whole traumatic, painful, disgraceful and inconvenient truth. No matter the price. Just tell the truth, Bobby. There’s no acceptable allegiance with those responsible for the death of your father and your uncle. Don’t dance around the CIA, even if your daughter is a part of the organization. Don’t tip toe around the war, even if your son went to fight for Ukraine. Don’t limbo for Rockefeller even if they paid for your campaign. Don’t tango with the technocracy, even if your involvement with Epstein takes you out of the running because decent moral human beings will not accept it. Just tell the truth. Change your slogans to ‘DELIVER THE TRUTH’ and do it unapologetically."

Sometimes it's worth digging into conspiracies that are wholesome and not nefarious. This video collaboration is based on words written by Isaac Middle and video editing by Visceral Adventure. DowntheWombatHole.Substack.com VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

The slings and arrows of misfortune in our era Words by Gary Sharpe GarySharpe.VisceralAdventure.com Video and Audio by Visceral Adventure VisceralAdventure.Subtack.com

Inspired by Charles Eisenstein's latest essay. For more Charles Eisenstein: CharlesEisenstein.Substack.com or www.charleseisenstein.org For more Visceral Adventure: Substack.VisceralAdventure.com or www.visceraladventure.com

A collaboration with Mathew Crawford of Rounding the Earth

Well, technically, it's satire since it's a parody that leans into criticism.

Words by Margaret Anna Alice margaretannaalice.substack.com Video by Visceral Adventure VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

I ran into a post by Russell Blake and took the last three days to add some visuals to it (video above). My son narrated it because it seemed even more poignant from the mouth of babes. And it gave the two of us an opportunity to dissect words like ‘feudalism’ and ‘theist’ as part of his autonomous learning. His twin (who chose to try out an actual public elementary school this year) comes home to tell me that as part of his social studies class they watch the news. When I prodded to ask which station, he responded: “CNN or something like that.” We are indoctrinating our kids one way or another. Let’s hope we offer them a lens as wide as possible so instead of going to the polls where they need to choose between what they consider to be the lesser of two evils, we can show them the game is rigged so they figure out how it can be stopped from being played.

Lyrics and Mix by Air Lift Underground Performance and Video by Visceral Adventure Well you can talk all you want about Jonas Salk Those Pharma fans stretched around the block The signal’s loud and we've been warned Been poked and jabbed since we were born They say it's alright, it's O.K. We'll all just look the other way Somehow try to comprehend How the New York Times can just pretend Whether you're an anchor or whether you're a banker You're sayin' a lie Sayin a lie The narrative is breakin' but everybody's quakin' They're sayin' a lie Sayin' a lie Ah ah ah ah sayin’ a lie, sayin’ a lie Ah ah ah ah sayin’ a lie Oh around the clock… The stats go low and the stats go high But whichever way you must comply Got a dirty mask stuck on my shoe And the nurses dancing in the ICU It's all night, it's all day You'll never live the same old way Such a strange new fashion trend For the new world order's not your friend Whether you're an anchor or whether you're a banker You're sayin' a lie Sayin a lie The narrative is breakin' but the media’s still fakin' They're sayin' a lie Sayin' a lie Ah ah ah ah sayin’ a lie, sayin’ a lie Ah ah ah ah sayin’ a lie It’s germ warfare, but they won’t tell me No, they won’t tell me They’re sayin’ a lie… Well, you can tell by the way they interlock It’s not a simple plan, it’s awe and shock Panicked crowd and I could have sworn It was a different world where I was born But it’s alright, it’s okay I have got a different way Listen to the Twitter-banned Leave the New York Times in the garbage can I’m taking Ivermectin, and I’m stayin’ alive Staying alive Whether you’re infected or want to stay protected You’re stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive Ah, ah, ah ah staying alive It’s germ warfare, but they won’t tell me- No, they won’t tell me… They’re not rare, don’t try to tell me- Don’t try to tell me… Whether you're an anchor or whether you're a banker You're sayin' a lie Sayin a lie The narrative is breakin and when we all awaken We’re seein’ the lie Seein' the lie Ah ah ah ah seein’ the lie, seein’ the lie Ah ah ah ah seein’ the lie… It’s germ warfare, but they won’t tell me- No, they won’t tell me… They’re not rare, don’t try to tell me- Don’t try to tell me… You can find more content at VisceralAdventure.Substack.com

Words by Caitlin Johnstone https://caitlinjohnstone.substack.com/ Video by Visceral Adventure https://visceraladventure.substack.com/

The Adverse Events featuring The Spike Girls might have been born out of good fun, but doesn't life usually tell you you're on the right track if even hard work comes by effortlessly? Thanks to four special ladies for the delightful collaboration. “When truth is replaced by silence, the silence is a lie.” ― Yevgeny Yevtushenko

The original upload of this video got banned on YouTube. Thanks to a few key people, it found itself in front of many eyeballs for which I'm grateful. I'll be posting all third rail content on alternative media channels. You can find me most active on VisceralAdventure.Substack.com Back in 2020 (which seems like a different lifetime), I was fortunate enough to not have anyone close to me get diagnosed with covid and die soon after from/with it. But through the course of the year, the circle of who got sick closed in and I even saw a post or two on social media about a friend’s dad or mom whose death was amplified as a warning to all: the elderly and the really sick people are dying, and so we must do everything we can to stop that from happening, this is a grade A emergency, damnit. And then, this year rolled around and not a day goes by that I don’t see a tribute post or an obituary, except they are, for the most part, of people who are quite young. And then there are the athletes. And the movie stars. And the public personas. And the politicians. And their kids. There’s cancer, and a wallop of overdoses and lots of suicides, and then there’s SADS: Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome or more commonly known as Sudden Adult Death Syndrome. And that’s just awfully analogous to SIDS, a still mysterious condition, the likes of which have infants tragically dying while they sleep. Incredulously, we’ve come to terms with the fact that, sometimes, ‘nature’ (?) unexpectedly and without a warning terminates a healthy baby. But until this year, I had never heard of SADS. I never knew that this could also happen to a young healthy adult. While they sleep. How long before SADS becomes as normal as SIDS? Before we all notice that the surges happen around specific milestones and can be prevented only if one slept in the correct sleeping position? Or have we already normalized it? Endemic SADS. Maybe we can rename it SEADS. What’s it gonna end up taking to break our collective camel’s back? Two yeas ago, iatrogenic deaths were the third leading cause of death in America. What’s the over/under on that rating this year?