Redpilled Poetry Night Deux feat E1 Podcast (Premium E247) Sample
We read from poems by a "Truth Seeker & Spiritual Freedom Fighter” with Charles, Branson and Andrew from the E1 Podcast. Then we gather some of the best poets on earth — Thomas Kinkade Jr., Joseph Rogan No Relation, Jerome Durepois, Julien Feeld — and are joined by Hotdog Taylor, the poet turned famous rapper. He performs "Dumb Lib (I'm Sorry)", a hit single off his latest record "I Told You So".
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Editing by Corey Klotz. Theme by Nick Sena. Additional music by Pontus Berghe. "Dumb Lib (I'm Sorry) written and performed by Jake Rockatansky with vocals by THEY/LIVE. Theme Vocals by THEY/LIVE (https://instagram.com/theyylivve / https://sptfy.com/QrDm). Cover Art by Pedro Correa: (https://pedrocorrea.com)
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QAA was known as the QAnon Anonymous podcast.
Welcome to the QAA Podcast, Premium Episode 247, Red-Pilled Poetry Night Deux.
As always, we are your hosts, Julian Field and Jake Rakotansky.
Beloved listeners, we're gathered here today once again to celebrate the written word as it forms in our minds and passes our lips, obstructed only by a red pill that's been stuck in our throats because we insisted on taking it without water.
We first regaled you with poetic musings as you no doubt imbibed voluptuous libations back in March of 2023, more than a year ago.
Since then, the Canadian poet R.K.
Gandhi and author of Red Pill Rhymes, A Poetic Awakening, has continued to write and publish his work on Instagram, now accompanied by AI-generated images.
So, in the first part of the episode, we're going to read some of his jewels with our guests, Charles Branson and Andrew from the Episode 1 podcast.
How's it going, fellas?
Going good.
We should have practiced like a hello, hello, hello type of thing.
That would have been great.
We fold our hands behind our back and sing our days three.
For all the listeners at home, we're all wearing red bow ties and suits.
We all bring a flower to our teacher that we love.
Well, now that I know that I missed out on a barbershop harmony, I'm kind of insisting we should restart the episode or just cancel it completely.
Just ask us how we're doing again, and then we'll go A, B, C. Andrew, Branson, Charles.
No, he says Charles, Branson, Andrew, so that's the order we should go in.
Okay, we'll go C, B, A order.
Okay, ask us how we're doing.
Charles, Branson, and Andrew from the E1 Podcast.
How's it going, fellas?
Okay, well, saying hello's not an answer to how's it going.
We have to say, maybe you say hello to us, and then we'll say hello back.
How about that?
Okay, take it again.
Being too demanding.
From the top.
Charlie Brunson and Andrem from the E1 podcast.
How's it going, fellas?
Hello.
Brandon didn't hold it.
He fucked it up.
Anyway.
Whoa.
Well, we did.
I thought it would be pretty fucking good.
Did you want to plug that house party you mentioned?
No, I haven't announced it.
I haven't announced it.
I'm not announcing any parties.
Okay.
Well, stay tuned, folks.
After we're done reading the work of our favorite truth seeker and spiritual freedom fighter, we'll be holding a little poetry night of our own with an absolutely incredible lineup.
We've got returning champion Hot Dog Taylor, who has since made a name for himself in the rap game, and of course, the poets Thomas Kinkade Jr., Joseph Rogan, no relation, Jerome Duropois, and myself, Julien Field.
So, let's jump right into it.
RK Gandhi, I checked in on him and he has been pretty busy.
He was recently a featured speaker at this thing called MYM, which stands for Monetize Your Mind.
Oh!
Interesting.
So this is like a Canadian event that just happened, like it finished June 2nd, and this is what the website says.
We're ready for you.
Canada's leading event for conscious and awakened entrepreneurs in Calgary, of course, and the sponsors are awesome.
Jen Pike, women's hormone expert, the World Financial Group, and the Primal Hunting Company, which all sounds like Ewan Bitts.
Who would like to take this kind of like intro that she wrote?
If you thought 2023 was grand, wait until you see what we have loaded in 2024.
Buckle up!
Here are the early details.
If you're new here and wondering what all the hype is about, let's put it this way.
This isn't your average business conference.
Here, we're fueled by our hearts.
Our founder, Sarah Swain, is on a mission of monumental proportions to help more Canadians have more freedom, choice, and independence in their lives by way of a heart-led entrepreneurship.
And to boot, she believes that if more entrepreneurs are well and leading from their hearts, then the next generation will see entrepreneurship as a viable path for them too.
MYM is here to help you build your legacy.
In other words, we don't follow the rules of the Matrix.
We create our own life experience and inspire others to do the same.
And honestly, it's pretty badass.
Let's go!
10,000 Agent Smiths just show up at her door.
This, by the way, is, like, totally the way that, like, red states and kind of, like, the QAnon-ish New Age people in places like Calgary or, like, Dallas or whatever, these kind of, like, wine moms who are now into, like, meditation, but they're also totally fucking red-pilled and want to, like, carry guns.
This is 100% the vibe here.
These are, yeah, they're, like, people that All thought, like, Harry Potter was satanic, but now they're all crystal mommies, which all this shit that they believe in now, like, goes against their Christianity.
They're always Christians.
Like, here in Colorado, there's a million of these kinds of people that are awesome.
I think, though, you guys are being a little bit too cynical, though.
I think, deep down, the reason that I'm apprehensive about entrepreneurship and I don't see it as a viable path is that I don't see entrepreneurs leading from their heart.
Yeah, that's true.
And here she has a solution to that, and you guys are just, like, denigrating her, even though I think that she's got some really interesting ideas.
I love how all these people, they say they don't follow the rules of the Matrix and all that is is like, buy my scam shit.
It's a business conference.
I don't follow the rules of the Matrix.
It's a business conference in a hotel.
Yeah.
What could possibly be going on there that would be so great?
It's like the most corporate shit of all time.
My only problem with Elon Musk is that he's still following the rules of the Matrix.
Right before the let's go button though, she does say it's pretty badass, so that does signify some kind of difference.
Yeah, we drink wine and we cuss.
You know these people are having nasty sex with each other in this hotel room.
Yeah, and swearing at the same time, maybe.
That's what these are always for, anyway.
Well, all these flyers are also like talking to business people like they're dogs, you know?
You like leading from your heart?
Yes, you do!
You're here to build a legacy!
Yes, you are!
Yes, you are!
She writes, so who's this high vibe shindig for?
Well, in short, you're ready to disrupt some shit in the best way possible.
But then censors shit.
Yeah, wait a minute.
With a little star.
Because they can't cuss.
It's like the art of not giving a fuck and there's an asterisk in fuck.
It seems you give a fuck.
I love selective censorship, too, where she didn't censor badass, but she did censor shit.
Like, in her mind, there's some red line that happens between the word badass and shit.
Oh, I draw the line.
I'm interested in what a high-vibe shindig is.
Because if somebody said to me, this is a high-vibe shindig, I'd probably attack them.
Yeah or I probably just like wouldn't attend if they said that there's high vibes going on I'd be like I don't know that seems a little bit too intense for me.
I actually attended a high vibe shindig in the last year and it was patently insane.
This young white woman was rapping and I've never heard anything like it and I was dead sober in this room just Business fuel.
and kind of like up against the wall looking around and everyone else was enjoying themselves.
I later found out that they were just all on cocaine, which explains why everyone was down.
But it was like fucking burning man white rap. Like it was crazy.
It was Julian. I'm disappointed in you for saying for telling a white woman,
you as a white man, telling a woman that she can't rap at a high vibe shindig.
Very high vibe shindig in San Diego.
It was during Hail Bop and everyone was wearing purple Nike donks and it was a really good time.
So it seems that previously this was like more a kind of female attended conference.
Let's put it that way.
Ooh, ladies!
But yeah, but men, men, because they're so... Alex, is that, what is that sound that you just made?
That's the party noise.
No, it's not.
It doesn't sound like it.
Yeah, it's the high vibe shindig noise.
The thing you did.
I don't know.
Everyone is there going...
Racing their rabies in the roof. They got lampshades on their heads. They got ties around their head
If I was trying to monetize my mind that would not create the kind of high vibes that I need
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