Dave McGowan, author of Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon, returns to Trans Resister Radio. In this interview he talks with Aaron about race politics in media. A nonstop barrage of racially charged stories has been the norm throughout the mainstream media lately. Even more discouraging is that some in the alternative media have latched onto these same stories only to cover them in a decidedly racist and fascist way.

topics include: racism, fascism, alternative media, Facebook, Michael Brown, Bill Cosby, sexual abuse, race politics, racial tension, mainstream media, Ferguson MO, protests, police shootings, agent provocateurs, Cliven Bundy, divide and conquer, social isolation, internet, television, mobile devices, extremist ideologies, social media, right-wing politics, Understanding the F Word, war, talking points, hypocrisy, extreme haunted houses, torture as entertainment, dark trends in society, legalized crime, culture of violence, anti heroes

This is a special episode of Themes and Memes. Adam and Aaron recap the films that they reviewed this year as they try to draw out the most important themes and memes that repeated throughout many different movies. Why might it be that certain genres, ideas and actors are so popular now?

Topics include: Themes and Memes podcast, Cloud Atlas, Pacific Rim, Elysium, Assault on Wall Street, Now You See Me, Her, Transcendence, The Machine, Rosemary's Baby, Brotherhood of the Bell, Transformers 4, Divergent, The Giver, Lucy, Scarlett Johannson, Johnny Depp, agenda-driven filmmaking, audience, teen novels, dystopias

A dark cloud now hangs over the alternative media. Race politics, Nazi sympathy, and "white genocide" have become the jumping off points for a rising faction within the alt media sphere. Now is the time to point out this obvious fact.
topics include: hate within the alternative media, race politics, white supremacy, Nazi sympathy, depression, self destruction, standing on your own, no affiliations, hypothetical futures, destroying the Truth Movement, documentary filmmaking, Alex Jones, clip videos, transhumanism, future of resistance movements, reactionary groups, violence, not falling into traps, defending your mind.

Adam Miller returns to Trans Resister Radio to discuss his new video Psychedelic Messiah. In this interview he and Aaron primarily discuss botany and the agricultural metaphor of civilization.

Topics include: Psychedelic Messiah, mind control, religion, Gnosticism, botany, domestication, Christ, Paris Eadwine Psalter, Freemasonry, dog breeding, Rome, Messianic Judaism, Joseph Atwill, literalism, typological narrative, Josephus, sun symbolism, Eliezar, Lazarus, metaphor, Catholic school interpretation of Eucharist, cannibalism, pacify the masses, drugs, state sponsored religion, Dead Sea Scrolls, John Allegro, blood, mushrooms, mandrake, Pagan roots of Christianity, Super Mario Bros, Tree of Knowledge, scopolamine, illegal drugs, traffic lights

The MIC has an abundance of trade magazines. Reading through them one quickly finds the same big issues regaled by the major media outlets. Terror is everywhere, and somebody's gotta do something about it. 
topics include: Military Industrial Complex, magazines, Unmanned Systems, National Defense, UAV, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, robotics, appealing to public, recruiting youth, competitions, DARPA, DoD, non profit organizations, autonomous robots, bioterrorism, cybersecurity, DHS, smart phones, soldiers, defense budget cuts, NSA, Google, Vinton Cerf, enlisted men and women, propaganda, hypocrisy, memes, sustainability, saving the world, justification, psychology

Another transhuman themed film is reviewed here by Adam and Aaron on the Themes and Memes podcast. Recently we saw Johnny Depp in a starring role and now we have Scarlett Johansson playing the lead role. Not unlike Transcendence, Lucy fails as a film, but at least it has sex appeal. It also has an abundance of occult symbolism crammed in for people to think about alongside all of the transhumanist memes.

Topics include: editing, sensory overload, television, MTV, first human, Morgan Freeman, evolution, transhumanism, cognitive enhancement, superpowers, killing without remorse, feminism, pettiness of every day life, lack of conflict, Darwinism, neutropics, revolution, Julian Huxley, time travel, animal state of consciousness, liberation, reproduction or immortality, posthuman, psychopathy, CPH4, psychotropic drugs, human performance, overworked labor force, perfect system problematic humans, appeal to female audience, cult of celebrity, garnering mass audience, new style of filmmaking, Bernays, ethics of technology, NBIC report, social science, culture creation, occult, symbolic language, Lucifer, dark and light, matter, apotheosis, eye, torch, Princess Diana, goddess, LSD, Fall of Man, androgyny, Original Sin, lightning, Sistine Chapel, Garden of Eden, creator overthrown by creation, ascension, becoming a USB flash drive, Quantum Physics

New innovations come with unforeseen consequences. These problems are one thing, but what makes matters worse is the complete and utter denial that such problems even exist. It is in this way that we are all left on the dark side of a horrible multiplication.

topics include: Jacques Ellul, The Technological Society, Unabomber, news, media, politics, advertizing, vested special interest groups, drugs, vaccines, lack of debate, public relations.

Coming off the heels of the previous Themes and Memes podcast which was a review of Divergent Adam and Aaron now turn their sights to another recent teen novel dystopian film adaptation. Here they review the film The Giver.

Topics include: school curriculum, teen dystopian novels, film adaptations, division of labor, emotions, receving knowledge, memories, violence, authortarian government, utopia, B.F. Skinner, Walden 2, Walden Lake, Henry David Thoreau, secret knowledge, communitarian, matriarchs, infanticide, presenting radical new images in movies, family, young audience, upcoming Themes and Memes podcasts

Themes and Memes is a unique podcast, but it will be available through the Trans Resister Radio feed. It will also be available through Adam's website CerebralRevolt.com Be sure to subscribe, and share with others. Thank you all.

Aaron decides to dive headlong into one of the most important questions of human existence. What happens when we die?

topics include: death, oblivion, afterlife, reincarnation, philosophy, religion, mortality, faith, existential questions, finding answers

Trans Resister Radio has switched over to a new RSS feed. Aaron gives you the details on the new feed, how to subscribe, and more details on the podcast. He even spends some time rambling about a few odd ideas.

topics include: new RSS feed, new iTunes subscription, quality over quantity, workaday world, clearing your head, website, Themes and Memes, new podcast, intangibles, digital media, internet, creating media, youngsters, philosophy