The Neoborn Caveman Show

Neoborn drinks a bit too much tea, Andia looses it. Cancel culture and long hair are on the table.

Plus: Talking about bands and introducing songs

Perfect Faith: Pigs in the Mud

Truman Falls: The Only One

Regi Weking: Hello My Darling

Dixie Alley: Frame on My Wall

Rainatbö: Tell My Why

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Neoborn Caveman is back with all the Roadhouse Disco energy! Well, the real one, not this afterburner straight to streaming wannabe copycat - and there is NC's famous rant about it!

And of course, no government is safe from the insights and unveiling in the news commentary section, should it be the looting Britain from the times when Ghana was the Golden Coast, or the Californian democrats who think full control will bring Chinafornia even closer to reality - this time with driving. But hey, there is some good new: Neoborn found a politician who seemed to keep her word and now kids might be happier, healthier and the upcoming world a better place - all in Poland (watch and learn public school system!). Probably the most important part today is the farmers: no farmers no real food - and why do we need those freakish middlemen pricing out the real farmers and getting richer on the back (and wallets) of the everyday people (not to mention how the super-rich still wants to take advantage on the customers with the self-checkout tills)? There is a solution! And as the Brave New World meets 1984 in the West in America more and more, just another issue what a full surveillance can cause - and how impossible to battle back for one's right and the blatant truth. Plus some more. Yes, music and jokes as well!

Will Neoborn Caveman be able to keep it together all along? (of course not, we all know it by now)

Musical guests today:

OCB: Look In The Mirror - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3apnFnRHGsCmF-lWIHq0kw

Avalanche The Architect: Raw Flesh Is Hard To Digest - www.avalanchethearchitect.com

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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 themes of rock and roll, institutionalization of Christianity, wealth inequality, mistreatment of indigenous people, the Dunning-Kruger effect, respect for others. They even dare themselves to talk about human relationships and what works in love! Even more, the Two Purple Rabbits discuss a wide range of topics, including unconventional propulsion systems, sustainable farming, the importance of asking for help, and the impact of human activity on the environment. As always, they emphasize the need for genuine connections and supportive communities, as well as the role of civil society in creating positive change. As a year end gift, Neoborn and Andia also touch on alternative expressions for expletives and the importance of supporting independent artists.

In this episode we recall the music of The Dubliners, Heart and Falco. Just a bit. But what good bites!

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

• Rock and roll started as a rebellious movement but has since been institutionalized and lost its original essence.
• The original idea of Christianity was to create a more natural and harmonious society, but it has been corrupted by power and greed.
• Wealth inequality and corruption are prevalent in society, leading to social and economic disparities.
• Historical tragedies and injustices, such as the mistreatment of indigenous people and the abuse within religious institutions, highlight the need for change and accountability.
• The Dunning-Kruger effect explains how people with low competence in a particular area often overestimate their abilities.
• Respect, equality, and ethical behavior are essential for creating a more inclusive and harmonious society.
• Behaviors of a woman in love include shyness, gift-giving, acting slightly childish, and showing interest in your life.
• Maintaining eye contact and paying attention to your needs are signs that someone is in love with you.
• Changing social norms and the influence of technology have impacted relationships and social interactions. Stable isotopes play a role in understanding the stability and radioactivity of elements, such as gold and uranium.
• Bob Lazar's claims about element 115 and UFO propulsion remain controversial and unverified.
• Food shaming and judgment around dietary choices can be harmful and counterproductive.
• Farming done right, with sustainable practices and responsible land use, can help feed the world's population.
• It is important to ask for help when needed and to support community initiatives that provide assistance to those in need.
• Protecting species and ecosystems is crucial for maintaining a healthy planet.
• Supporting independent artists and building a sustainable music industry requires the support and engagement of listeners and fans.

If you want to make a difference and feel the importance of responsible and sustainable practices this show is definitely for you!

And if not, it's never too late! Bring your Nanny!

Supporting Purple Rabbits!

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What’s the truth behind free energy and the hidden history under the pyramids? Neoborn Caveman digs into 2024 Giza discoveries and how America stands uniquely for the world to lead with truth for a mutual prosperity—not for the elite but for all of us.

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