Mystic blogger Neil Kramer of the blog thecleaver, is this week’s guest for the last episode in the zero years, and we talk about time speeding up, the fifth dimension, and the importance of finding your true being. The music of Tibet2Timbuk2 and Chris Isto White are both featured, along with Jimmi Hendrix’s cover of Auld Lang Syne.
Neil and KMO of the C-Realm podcast will be visiting Portland, Oregon on January 20th and 21st, and there will be an event and presentation on Peak Oil, Collapse, Control Systems, Transdimensional Shifts, and Revolution. Email douglain@dietsoap.org if you need or want more information or just have something to say, or call Diet Soap at 971-285-4604 and leave a voicemail message to get your voice on the podcast. Miriam talks about fireworks on the Titanic. You can download this episode at dietsoap.podomatic.com or subscribe at iTunes.

Mystic blogger Neil Kramer is this week’s guest for a Christmastime episode of Diet Soap. Also featured this week is Shen Findell and Tibet2Timbuk2’s song “Beautiful Girl” from the album Music is Life. Neil and KMO of the C-Realm podcast will be visiting Portland, Oregon on January 20th and 21st, and there will be an event and presentation on Peak Oil, Collapse, Control Systems, Transdimensional Shifts, and Revolution. Email douglain@dietsoap.org if you need or want more information or just have something to say, or call Diet Soap at 971-285-4604 and leave a voicemail message to get your voice on the podcast. Miriam says hello and hopes you get a lifejacket this Christmas. You can find this episode at dietsoap.podomatic.com, or subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.

Freelance journalist and author John Bowe discusses his book Nobodies: Modern American Slave Labor and the Dark Side of the New Global Economy on this week’s podcast. This week also features the collaged voices of Slavoj Zizek, Noam Chomsky, Groucho Marx, and Frank Rottering. Miriam chimes in with a Titanic Factoid. Send email to douglain at dietsoap dot org, or call 971-285-4604 and leave a voicemail. Download this episode at dietsoap.podomatic.com or subscribe to the podcast at iTunes.

This week’s episode does not feature an interview, but instead features my short story “How to Cut Your Life to Pieces,” which was originally published at Farrago’s Wainscot. Also this week we hear from Scott from Tokyo on the Surrealist Project. Kevin G sent me a link to an art exhibit at Yale last week called “The Postwar Avant-Garde and the Culture of Protest“, and Terry I sent a link to the All in the Mind Podcast. Music this week includes Wendy Carlos’ theme from Tron, pop songs from Nirvana, Janes Addiction, Cyndi Lauper, Matthew Wilder, Steve Reich’s composition for 18 musicians, and Moog Synthesizer music by Johann Sebastian Bach. Send email to douglain at dietsoap dot org, or call 971-285-4604 and leave a voicemail. You can download this podcast from dietsoap.podomatic.com, or subscribe to the podcast at iTunes.