Your Rational World is a Circle Jerk
Tonight Titus and Leto are joined by Jake from The West's Darkest Hour and the trio discuss and explore Ernst Jünger's famous essay on militarism, mobilization, industrialization and suffering "On Pain".
NOTE: The final 20 mins of the program sadly was lost when our recorders collectively crapped the bed. We apologize and will endeavor not to let this happen again!
Titus and Leto are joined once again by our good friend Hans Lander from Social Matter's Myth of the Twentieth Century, and the trio continues their discussion on the Sage of Chelsea- Thomas Carlyle. Tonight's episode will explore his infamous and darkly prophetic Latter Day Pamphlets. Prepare yourselves for acrid wit and cosmic sarcasm as Carlyle goes after bugman bureaucracy, prison reform, democracy and the efficacy of the English Parliament itself.
The Ovenmen are hemorrhoidaly humbled to present to you, our diverse delegation of distinguished dunny-divers, with yet another gonorreian grab-bag of gangrenous gallows-gags. Check your tucks! Strap in your pinksleeves! Gird your loins for a trailblazing testament of Tales from the Trough!
Kulturkampf is back to full strength as True Blue Dingo Leto rejoins to Camera Stellata. We're also honored to host another gentleman from Social Matter's excellent podcast Myth of the Twentieth Century, our good friend Hans Lander. Listen and enjoy as the four of us return to an old friend of Kulturkampf, Thomas Carlyle, as we discuss his famed lecture series: On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and The Heroic in History.
Intro: Benjamin Britten- Phantasy Quartet
Outro: Edward Elgar- Enigma Variations
Titus and Borzoi are once again joined by Myth of the Twentieth Century's own Nick Mason as they conclude their discussion on Goethe's German masterpiece.
Opening: Tartini Violin Sonata in G minor ''Devil's Trill Sonata''
Closing: Franz Liszt - Faust-Symphonie Finale
Kulturkampf celebrates it's fiftieth episode by discussing the greatest piece of German literature, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Faust Book 1. Titus and Borzoi are joined by our good friend, Myth of the Twentieth Century's Nick Mason, as we begin to unravel the history and philosophy behind this seminal piece.
Intro Music- Giuseppe Tartini's Sonata in G Major "Devil's Trill Sonata"
Outro Music- Franz Schubert's Gretchen am spinnradeContinue Reading …
Well hello there you devious dregs of dissident deliberations, and welcome to another scintillating series of sublime shitposting! The Trough has room for one more, why don't you step right up and get comfortable!
This evening, we set our glistening gaze onto the fictive, the frivolous, the fraudulent facets of Fantasy! Wizened Wizards, oafish Orcs and diminutive Dwarves aren't all that you'll find as we journey into the nether realms of this genre! So unzip your fly, drop your pants and prepare for some titillating Tales from the Trough!
Tonight's foul fables include:
1. Donovan the Barbarian
2. The Gynomancer
3. 1001 Pissers
4. A Medieval Listicle
5. DGTOW
6. The Mark of Gayos
7. Lost in Fantasy
Kulturkampf returns to our old friend Voltaire. Tonight Titus is joined by Victor Stamp, of Knock Off and Wang fame, to discuss the humorous particularities of the classic Candide. Everything is for the best!
Intro Music: Camille Saint-Saëns - Danse Macabre
Outro Music: Saint-Saëns - Le carnaval des animaux
It's good to be back on TRS, it's a long time coming.
Hail Victory.