Dimes loses control of his faculties and spends nearly an entire episode talking on classic sci fi books and how they are relevant to the real world - Foundation, Childhood's End, Canticle for Leibowitz, and Dune - gravitating into a selection of horror movie reviews as we head into the Halloween season. Included in this is the latest Halloween Kills movie, as well as Demonic by Neil Blomkamp and Malignant by James Wan. Also discussed is Sonic the Hedgemaze riff, the violent foundaton of America as it relates to the seemingly inevitable "brother wars" between European peoples, and driving a monster truck into CSIS HQ. 

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HalloWEED Mooncricketacular [moviesode]

Seeking to sponsor a monster truck for marketing purposes, Dimes and Judas dicsuss The Many Saints of Newark and the Sopranos, an antisemetic cover of Eiffel 65's Blue, how to make stuffing from scratch, a review of the No Retreat political movement in Canada, and the conspiracy theory of the CIA creating the chaotic hippie movement centering on Laurel Canyon in the 1960s.

Excitement with the Sound Off [kappa.0]

This episode sees Dimes and Judas speaking on being haunted by Dinesh D'Souza, a rigid defense of lynching, Rothschild in Antarctica, the irreversable civilizational downfall of European/Western people being deeper than racial identity, a recap of the recent Canadian election, Orange Shirt Day in Canada, and the coverlap of property rights and victims of theft being seen as human.

Good Svffer [->VerifiedSafeShow

This is more of a slick willy episode where Dimes and Judas get angry about uppity stand-up comedy and deny them the title of "comedians," poor people buying new cars, the dominance of middle managers in society, Norm Macdonald's passing, women being terrible at eulogizing, and gaslighting people with slurs.

The Big Bang Bus Theory [arth0s1mul4t0r]

Dimes and Judas dive deeper into the sordid history of CIA and provide a larger discussion as how power as an entity in itself attempts to centralize itself even against its own institutions, citing the books Nemesis by CA Bond and The Devil's Chessboard by David Talbot. Also discussed is African towns operating like carnivals, touring the Aboriginal reserve and a brief history of nomadic land ownership, and real life Trailer Park Boys being filled with bigot molestors.

HELP ME DEEPAK I GOT A FUDGE STORE CREDIT CARD [icarlschmitt]

There's an audio problem for Dimes in the first bit but it fixes itself before long. Dimes and Judas discuss the history of Germ/Biological Warfare done globally throughout the 20th century, but primarily by the United States and often on its own people, using the books Baseless by Nicholson Baker and Lab 257 by Michael Carroll as primary references. This draws direct parallels to the origins and reactions to Covid 19. They also review the movie Don't Breathe 2, discuss being raised by memes, the recent Digital identity project being pursued by the Canadian government, and a gay cover of Mr. Brightside which might have been performed before but whatever. They don't talk about 9/11 so don't get your hopes up.

Pregnant Dixie Anne Frank Respecters [theabssolutestateofgerm]

The BOLG Boys take time out of esoteric babble to address The Hapa Question and provide tips on the identity crisis felt by mixed-race kids and white kids alike. They also briefly discuss the political layout of Canada around the upcoming election and give tips to Conservatives on how to deal with hot button topics, the Ikea bit of Don Peyote, the Dennis the Menace movie being a cover for Dimes being molested, and redefining what The N Word Pass is. This is more of a casual laid back episode and will get back to The Heavy Stuff next week.

Chris Benoit is Still Alive Iceberg Meme [hapaborear1s1ng]

After a week off due to a new baby being born, the boys are back to delve into the history of the spread of Christianity as an interpersonal networking phenomenon and an overview of the book Rise of Christianity by Rodney Stark, the recent dustup between author Chris Bond and Bronze Age Pervert over the topic of secret dissidant patronage, cursed to eternal life but not beig handsome, the concept of a grassroots movement being misleading, and being Mike Lindell's long suffering staff,

Denim-Clad Windmill Arms [.exe]

Dimes and Judas discuss the recent American withdrawal from Afghanistan and the constellation of rotten takes emerging as a result, the hidden or rebranded degeneracy lurking behind many anti-American psyops and memes, the horse gravy factory to horse graveyard molestation pipeline, a Black Nazi autobiography, and the Chatlottesvile Protest anniversary.

Everything that Exists without my Credit Exists Without my Consent [alpha build]

Dimes and Judas take a break from delving into esoteric philosophy to discuss their bad experiences with various types of healthcare systems and explore how to create the perfect one, musicians becoming magicians, what would cause you to kick your child out of the family, the end of Covid 19, and I think there's a bit about good paramedic/bad paramedic somewhere in there.

45 Degree Angled Green Line Nash [holthcare]

It's a banner day at the BOLG Compound as Dimes and Judas dive into the recent incest scandal with Chris Chan, tell f*male stories, Sopranos Holocaust Fanfic, the bane of sodium, and a discussion of the book "Anthropomorphics: The Originary Grammar of the Center" by Dennis Bouvard primarily the relatioship of ancient civilizations with the esoteric world and how the biggest empires and civlizations in history grew out of this interplay.

Fedpost With Your Fists [centerofgravitHE]

In this episode Dimes and Judas talk about the book Reign of Quantity and the Signs of the Times by Rene Guenon and an overview of how our perception of time, the unknown, and art has dramatically shifted in the modern. Also discussed is the Zoltanus breakdown and opsec vs. internet trolling, the socio-sexual heirarchy being at least half ridiculous, and Bruce Springsteen and Bracak Obama's preposterous hyperreal podcast. By the way there's no more music in the background, enough of that. 

Mid Heh During the Struggle Cuddles [bolgboyzclass1c]

In this one the Bad Optics Leaf Gods tread some familiar ground off the dome before exploring the Neoreactionary/NRx phenomenon, primarily through the work of Mencious Moldbug (Curtis Yarvin) and Nick Land. There's also a review of the very bad Tomorrow War movie, dreams of a better class of prostitute, The New Cross house fire in the UK, the first episode of This Week in Bits, black people not liking stories, and some other stuff  to fill your humid weekend existence.

Felted Lindywaffen LLC [cyb3rschiz0c4p1tal1smm4n]

The BOLG Boys line up a humdinger of an episode including Paganism Vs. Hyperborea, Quantum English and Russel Jay Gould, the hypothesis that dinosaurs are fake, summoning Dick Girl Waffen, and an exploration of Distributism by way of GK Chesterton.

GEORGE FLOYD READ SIEGE [fedish+strategy+makers]

The Boyz launch into a tirade on the recent alleged Aboriginal Child Genocide and it's pretty much what you'd imagine. Additionally, a review of The Quiet Place 2, a discussion on new techniques used by scammers to control your online profiles, a George Floyd race-swap movie pitch, the pitfalls of being an online personality as your only job, and the recent Canadian Hate Crime legislation Bill C-36 that will have us all in jail soon.

He Dreamt of Firing Squads in the Based Jail and Trans Assassins [worstgenocideever]

2 white men living in Canada and Hong Kong discuss conspiracy theories, fringe spirituality, ideal catastrophe futures, far-right-cenobite culture, harmonyjamming, Canadian politics, splainsplaining, genocidal irony, and probably sex and video games or whatever.