Watch the Blood Bubbling Out
James LaFond & Lynn Lockhart in the Crackpot Podcast Ep 1.2
© 2017 James LaFond
JUL/6/17
James, the next segment of our podcast is now up on YouTube. Please alert your readers!
-Lynn
Thanks, Lynn. I can only remember the one we did yesterday, so this should be entertaining for me, getting to know myself from scratch.
James LaFond Crackpot Podcast Ep 1.2
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Hello readers and listeners, here is the much awaited second part of the first episode of the Crackpot Podcast with James LaFond: To...
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fanatic
into leviathan’s maw
time & cosmos
under the god of things
the lesser angels of our nature
uncle satan
barbarism versus civilization
song of the secret gardener
book of nightmares
thriving in bad places
all-power-fighting
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z-pill forever
let the world fend for itself
advent america
your trojan whorse
sons of aryas
hate
son of a lesser god
the sunset saga complete
wife—
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blue eyed daughter of zeus
beasts of aryas
dark, distant futures
logic of steel
masculine axis
sorcerer!
cracker-boy
the year the world took the z-pill
the combat space
fate
broken dance
the greatest boxer
on combat
honor among men
winter of a fighting life
when you're food
taboo you
songs of aryas
ranger?
predation
solo boxing
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logic of force
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orphan nation
triumph
the gods of boxing
the greatest lie ever sold
night city
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I was thinking when Lynn said everything was turned up to max destruction where James lives that that's the reason that I think some us read his stuff. It's kind of like a car crash. None of us want for anyone to crash or really want to see anyone hurt but we slow down and look just the same. Can't help it.
The time travel comment really struck me. I feel this way.
I like how Lynn shows his books.
This is the only podcast I watch except for a few Joe Rogan. Mostly podcast are so slow compared to reading that I don't bother.
I like James laugh.
I hung out with a guy who dealt with football player autographed stuff. All these football guys had decent jobs, insurance, various sales kinds of stuff. People wanted them around. They were all fairly congenial and HUGE. I wouldn't get in their way.