The Neoborn Caveman Show

In this dynamic episode titled "Guess Who Is Coming To Dinner," Neoborn Caveman and his guest co-host, pMad, dish out a feast of wit, irony, and insightful banter in the show's signature open tea-house style free conversation. From harder topics on history and education to finding a working solution for the failing power dynamics of society, NC and pMad challenge each other with thought-provoking ideas.

Neoborn and pMad start to climb through the labyrinth of modern living, touching on the detrimental effects of processed foods and the disconnect from nature. After all, the prioritization of profit over well-being by food and medical industries and the erosion of genuine leadership are anything but good for majority of the humans - or at least for those who still have some functioning brain cells for thinking.

A slave owner needs more the slaves than the other way around, still, wide-spread changes in society are yet to come - and only that could help on the recent state of the illusion of ownership; or the shenanigans around the designed failure of plastic recycling, the overwhelming greed, narcissism - there are things to learn from the past to make the present better and more liveable. The episode continues the show's traditions to introduce new and worthy music from all around the world and genres with musical guests like pMad the Band, Project Rod Williams, The Revolt, and Shelby Lentz.

Tune in to this intellectually stimulating and refreshingly humorous conversation as Neoborn Caveman and pMad serve up a veritable feast for the mind and soul. And don't forget to embrace their motto: "Free speech marinated in comedy."

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Neoborn Caveman and Andia explore the challenges and issues in the music industry, particularly in relation to streaming and royalties. They highlight the manipulation of streaming numbers and the control exerted by major labels then delve into the impact of streaming on independent artists and the difficulties they face in breaking through. The Twp Purple Rabbits go on with the sociopolitical aspects of the music industry and the overwhelming amount of content available and the real value of physical copies that might be the the needed bridge for a genuine connection between artists and listeners. Neoborn and Andia brave themselves deep into music, art, relationships, and sexuality. As they explore the challenges of placing original music in film and TV, the struggles and sacrifices of being an artist, and the importance of persistence and self-belief, they also discuss the impact of royalty-free and AI-generated music, the long road to recognition and success, and the power of artistic expression and resilience. In the second half NC and Andia do not hold back and go into the evolution of sexual desires and experiences, the loss of magic and intimacy in modern relationships, and the negative effects of excessive screen time. You know, real-life connections, open conversations about sexuality, and the benefits of meeting new people and going outside comfort zones are quite important.

We also appreciate the music band Bankrupt and their Idiot Tax.

Here are a few key pointers for you from this episode:

• The music industry is plagued by issues such as the manipulation of streaming numbers and the control exerted by major labels.
• Independent artists face challenges in terms of royalties and breaking through in a saturated market.
• Streaming platforms offer convenience but can lead to an overwhelming amount of content and a lack of genuine connection.
• Physical copies of music provide a nostalgic and tangible experience that is valued by some listeners.
• Building a connection between artists and listeners is crucial for a meaningful and sustainable music industry.
• Sex is not a throwaway thing but something to hold on with an actual human being - other than yourself.
• We need open conversations about sexuality.
• Braving up is a must to have meaningful relationships - and they are all better and more meaningful than any screen time.
• There's been an ongoing challenge in this modern world to find real love.
• Going out of the comfort zones might lead to real-life experiences and connections.

Supporting Purple Rabbits!

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Neoborn Caveman and Andia are figuring out what's about to come. They are for sure and the rest is...

Free Speech marinated in comedy.

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Doors and Handles - the realm of choices!

Neoborn Caveman talks about:

• Video game company Epic Games and its subsidiary Bandcamp. (0:10)

Epic Games and Bandcamp have faced criticism for violating children's privacy and using design tricks to dupe players into making purchases. Despite promises to maintain staff and operations, the companies have laid off half of the Bandcamp staff and acquired the platform from Epic Games. Former Bandcamp employees uncertain about employment status after acquisition by Songtradr.

• Gen Z's views on cancel culture and music industry. (3:14)

Gen Z has the most negative view of cancel culture of any generation, reversing the trend of millennials' positive view.

• Social media, freedom of speech, and culture. (7:17)

Argument against "cancel culture" and its impact on freedom of speech. Then, with a sudden twist, he reviews the Snow White trailer, the real one, with Brett Cooper - and he is quite frustrated.

• YouTube monetization and algorithm changes. (11:33)

Creators should own their own platforms to avoid being disenfranchised by companies like Shit-o-fy (Spotify) or YouTube. They should establish their own labels and do their own thing from nothing, rather than relying on existing platforms that may fail or ban ad-blockers or anyone for anything.

• Truth, surveillance, and censorship. (15:13)

The dangers of living in a post-truth world where those who speak the truth are punished. Plus, learn from Thomas Sowell who fought for 17 years to have his books published without censorship.

Join this free speech short marinated in comedy!

Love hurts. Truth doesn't.

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What's coming to the world and in this new season, Neoborn Caveman explains.

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