Stone Ape Podcast

Heron doesn't like being in a group. Should listeners embody this recording? Portland provided some interesting listeners. Tom breaks down some ideas about YouTube. Periscope has gender specific experience. What should the role of police be? Heron returns to a historic dolphin narrative. Heron in Disneyland coming to KickStarter very soon. There have been distinct periods in this conversation. Pasha Bumchik is worth watching if you like degradation of a dubious society.

Tom gives a recap about the previous week's recording. Please rage quit the podcast on Facebook. Please. Metaphysics is defined by Tom at least. With a slight detour through music. Satires of science come through insects going forwards. Can Tom make a point without referring to specifics? We'll have to wait and see. Taking it back to 2007 to the near future. Heron is optimistic. Tom is asked about Tom Ray.

Editorial Note: Some listeners may find the content of this recording disturbing. Could Tom's professional life contradict Stonean metaphysics? Wolfram is a pensive driver. Can't escape the believers. With a brief interlude of a community meeting gone haywire. Sometime stories have no moral and are neither happy nor sad. Tom meanders through a recent Short Funk with a Stone Ape twist on it. Is there a meta-narrative in Stone Ape? Some experiences transcend language.

They start with the usual vaudeville. Tom raises a listener comment about Tom's patience and Heron's irascibility. Let's embrace that we are in the majority associated with complete distrust of the current political system and have a discussion about what should replace it. Heron provides a little interlude about the listener comment. Tom gives an interlude on the street including the local weed-mart. Amazing how many of Heron's associates Tom has stalked online. Mad Magazine is such a favorite topic but this take traverses both familiar and new ground.

Heron still has friends in the Patriot and Christian communities. Periscope will occasionally be used with these shows. They interpret Alan Watts on YouTube. Tom has been trucking the west coast or the south western part. YouTube legends Captain Love and the Mad Hippy are much missed in Vegas Penthouse suites. Tom provides some anecdotes from his time in Vegas. Are Tom and Heron really more like Cecil the lion than any other modern thinker? Heron provides an update to his MeetUp experiences. Tom digs into basic canine education. Taste and smell so disgusted Heron last recording, it had to be raised again with references this time. Tom continues to question the legitimacy of the current political system.

Heron wants people to like him. Tom talks about his renovation and his cat's exploration of a mirror. How about dealing with those hippies. Tom and Heron discuss Heron's luck and the many Toms. What about the world of those who graffiti with spray paint? Tom decompresses the social contract of creating content. They lampoon the current political system. With a brief interlude on why Periscope will not be used in the near future. Tom wants to be a hippy for marriage advice. The Periscope Posse asks Heron about meditation. Be careful what you experiment with.

Heron and Tom explore what Periscope means to the recording. Heron is wondering about the Wittgenstein movie. Heron wants to talk about Periscope some more. Heron has taken his political incorrectness to a new level. Heron is spending time with his peers next week. Tom has been reformed to being a Deadhead and received his book from Peter Kog Godfrey. They take questions from the chat. Tom talks about Facebook and off-show chats. They explore genetics and addiction. According to Heron there is no such thing as nerd culture.

Heron has a birthday request. Tom raises Heron's audio project. Heron has a bunch of stuff book. Tom raises baby accents. Tom doesn't look like his father. What happens when we forget about prior symbols? Be careful who you support. Welcome to a country that will take away your BBQs. Peter 'Kog' Godfrey is an amazing visionary. Tom organized a protest once. They rap about Noble Ape briefly. Heron stops the recording and they resume talking about Heron's old friend. They explore intimacy with humans, cats and dogs.

Heron is slightly scared thanks to a new listener. Heron and Tom discuss unwanted house guests and provide some film recommendations. Heron is doing some audio editing. Tom tries to understand the importance of early 2000s audio to Heron. Tom provides a WWDC playlist and talks about podcast numbers. Two eBay packages are discussed. Tom returns to un-friend-ing reasons and continues to be scammed. Why not malign a teenager's sexuality? Tom raises the importance of male role models. Heron raises net neutrality and Tom ponders how he can be more credible as a witness.

Heron is done with dreaming, perhaps. Heron forgets the last recording. Tom mentions the film, Wittgenstein. What is the purpose of a story? Tom has started his PR experiment. Heron has some ideas about lying. Tom hearts his watch. Heron wants to die in some circumstances and Tom wants to fight. Tom has some insights from his Nazi literature and Monty Python provides many answers. Tom provides a story from his life. They discuss friends.

Heron wonders what would happen if Tom's plane(s) crashed. Listener Rick raised interesting questions about the child-friendly nature of Stone Ape. Tom offers some of his Australia experience topics. What does institutional racism look like elsewhere? When is a calling not a calling? Heron has missed Tom. Tom gives his elevator pitch for Stone Ape. Tom ponders what his life would have been as an illegal alien. They explore Nazi literature and film as a blueprint for moving caterpillar business into the same disregard as the Nazi material. Heron doesn't mind befriending bots on Facebook. Tom reads out some questions from a new listener, Haylee. Heron has been to a Free Lunch Friday and they discuss wardrobe consulting. Tom is a smuggler. Tom asks Heron about films he has watched recently [Editorial note: Dr. Hjalmar Schacht is an interesting case at Nuremberg]. Ear-books versus eye-books? This digresses into Tom's score on paper magazines.

Tom and Heron chat on tech. Heron explains his time in Vietnam. For some unknown reason, Heron want to do a take two on the lady parts. Tom might get his kick in the pants he needs. Heron wants to talk about the reality circus. Tom explains a little more on the Leary stuff. Tom wonders if he can live in a more socialist country. Never go archery shooting with Heron. Tom talks about specific interests. They talk about abstract and advertised things. Tom tells an old tale. They discuss pushing themselves finding new topics. Tom raises the culture of TED - ideas people with money people. Reading out loud in school - how did it impact Tom and Heron? Tom wants people to wear t-shirts.

Originally intended for Bruce's Levity Zone podcast, the following recording seemed a better fit for those who were artificial life savvy. Bruce concludes the conversation with how he may be doing something with deep computation in the future after all.'

Heron was once a hood. Tom has a curious date paradox and talks about a familial visitor. They discuss their favorite brand. Heron has a particular relationship with Gary David. Tom gives his homework and talks about his impact on others. Tom ponders his impact and discusses his weekend. What pettiness befalls a favorite topic of the show. Heron returns to a classic and then describes Charles Bukowski.

In this rare simulcast from the Gendo podcast, Heron talks with J. Samuel Bois editor Gary David. The pauses have been maintained by request.

Tom has a new daily podcast http://shortfunk.com/ This is an example of one episode with the subtitle: strategy, that's what it's all about.

Heron has kept in contact with his high school cohorts and talks suicide. They rap about the history of the computer industry as tens of thousands. Tom asks what happens with the next generation of tech. Heron reflects on his first computer and Tom remembers Heron's journals. Heron remembers the popular soft-core porn of the 1970s. Tom has a fan club and will build an excuse builder. A couple of questions of standard Gendo revisited. Connor asks about roleplaying. Casey Neistat http://youtu.be/SuTcavAzopg has inspired Tom to kick off a daily podcast and separately restarting the Mushroom Boy. Tom returns to a favorite topic and satirizes Heron's inaction.

Tom and Heron talk about paying for software. What happens when people discard recycling of little value? Tom offers some topics from the Chong and Chong Show. A discussion on a purposeful life moves back to the notion of the Stonean morality. Tom provides the listeners two practical examples of how he uses lucid dreaming: how can he combat a numbing he has found with time and whether repressed memories can be unrepressed. Heron talks a little about his work and Tom returns to being happy to be a schmuck. Reading old content has indicated to Tom he has a lot of work to do. They return to the recycling incident. Tom's become a low budget knife collector. Tom takes a dive into podcasting history. Heron is creating a parent meet-up. What has happened with the older people? [Editorial note: Morrissey is the missing musician.] What will happen in the cultures of decriminalization? Tom dives into the potential of not discarding all the listeners and whether Stone Ape is a community. The politicians do what the poli

Heron offers Tom some condolences. Tom returns to death as an entry point to the Stonean ethic. Tom has seen the Jinx. [Editorial Note: Tom meant to say the Thin Blue Line as the documentary.] How about poking those language monkeys? Heron is exploring meetup.com. Tom provides some of his meetup war stories. Should Tom be a proud parent of Heron's new pitch? They discuss the demographics of Garden Grove versus Los Angeles. There will be an extra week to ponder before the next recording.

Heron explores why his taste in movies doesn't seem to follow a pattern and he's offering free pizza. Tom wanders through music for films. Heron thinks he's disassembled Stone Ape so he understands why some people listen. Tom unwraps NPR towards the idea that he no longer has enemies either real or imagined. How about that weather and the new hotbox of California? Time to discard the old. Heron is considering Gendo for Parents. Beware of Stone Ape projects. Tom wants to re-explore the Gendo morality. They discard neighbors. Heron has been regimenting his dream space. Tom reviews a curious religion of the opposition and how to reprogram off-spring. Does freedom make great art or does it come through struggle? Tom wonders if he can be a watch guy. Heron wants to start an artistic discussion about rap. Theft has been messing up the recording schedule.