David Boles: Human Meme
This Human Meme podcast is the inflection point for what it means to live a life of knowing. We are in the critical moment of human induction. David Boles is a writer, publisher, teacher, lyricist and author living and working in New York City. He has dedicated his life to founding the irrevocable aesthetic. Be a Human Meme!
- Update frequency
- every 5 days
- Average duration
- 14 minutes
- Episodes
- 801
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Blood in the Library
Discovering new worlds begins in the constructed word. We descend into darkness together, to discover the light hiding below what we know. The secret to surviving a world afire is knowing how to exti…
00:12:45 |
Sun 17 May 2020
Violence and the Interwoven Falsehood
Alexander Solzhenitsyn understood Art can fight violence. What happens when violence becomes an Art? What happens next when a nation is cleaved into The City and The Valley by purposeful, political, …
00:13:52 |
Sun 10 May 2020
Boy with a Bone
Some eat all evidence of the living. Hunger, hubris and wanting to be fulfilled are all notes of advocacy for those among us who are able to successfully erase a carcass -- or a corpse! -- before our…
00:08:53 |
Sun 03 May 2020
Plucking and Withering are Inseparable
We are made to magnificently fail. In the ever going onward march from humility to humanity, we search for signposts that we are on the right path. The Artist and the Poet both share in the re-stitch…
00:09:51 |
Sun 26 Apr 2020
Covid-19 Uncanny Valley
We are only the skin and steel of what we used to be while alive. Today, we are stuck in the Uncanny Valley, put here by a virus, kept here by a pattern of disinformation, and by the threats of low i…
00:12:06 |
Sun 19 Apr 2020
Coronavirus Conspiracies
We are only as good as what cannot be proven. Have you heard about the military biolab next to the Wuhan wet market? Did you know FEMA is stealing from Blue States to poison Purple States? What do yo…
00:11:45 |
Sun 12 Apr 2020
Into the Teeth of Many Sorrows
Now is the time to grieve for what will be lost. As the pandemic bears down upon us, we are left to wonder not about what we have already lost, but what will forever be forgotten into the future. We …
00:09:41 |
Sun 05 Apr 2020
Pandemic Palisade
We are reaping the whirlwind. The pandemic is upon us and we are flying, seedless, into the horizon with no foundation to root us. Schools are closed. The Palisade is staked. Every step we take is gr…
00:15:04 |
Sun 29 Mar 2020
Scenes from a Pandemic
How do we handle a perfectly designed killing machine? The Covid-19 Coronavirus appears to be a unique delivery system intentionally constructed for killing people. How does something so intrinsicall…
00:11:18 |
Sun 22 Mar 2020
About the Dark Times
Will there be singing? We are now living in a time and space in which we did not predict, or choose, and do not want. We are distanced, infected, and alone. Today, we turn to Bertolt Brecht and Emily…
00:09:54 |
Mon 16 Mar 2020
Global Coronavirus Pandemic
We are created to fail. With the rise of the Coronavirus to pandemic levels, we are reminded of a dramatic Public Health Crises scenario where only some of the following people were offered a magic p…
00:12:50 |
Mon 09 Mar 2020
In the Company of Noise
We run from each other by canceling those we wish not to understand. We are surrounded by concepts, and notions, we cannot abide, and so we cancel the person -- instead of coping with fresh ideas -- …
00:13:57 |
Thu 05 Mar 2020
The Caffeine Referral
We become our addictions. All our lives we race from the aftereffects of caffeine all while running headlong into belonging to that jolt of a manufactured high. Do we owe it to our children to remove…
00:10:52 |
Thu 27 Feb 2020
The Perverted Professor
It is always not done that a professor seduces a student; but it always does seem to happen. Professors must hold their morality to a higher standard than that of the whims of the body. It is never a…
00:13:53 |
Thu 20 Feb 2020
Legally Deaf
The Deaf deserve their culture. Is there a legal definition for Deafness in the law that prevents the Deaf from interacting with a real, and not imagined, life? Are there any protections in place for…
00:22:04 |
Thu 13 Feb 2020
If I Had Google Growing Up
How do we know what we don't know? How do we know what we're missing if we've never been taught what to have? Google solves this problem of access to behavior modeling that many of us, born before th…
00:12:06 |
Thu 06 Feb 2020
Signing Off
We used to say goodbye; now we're left only with hello. There was a time when the day ended. We threw away the newspaper. We said our nightly prayers before entering sleep. Our radio and TV shows sig…
00:17:13 |
Thu 30 Jan 2020
Understanding Sadness
Embrace your sorrows, for they define you. Too often we become obsessed with happiness when sadness is the authentic and verifiable emotion that drives us and defines our daily lives. The context of …
00:08:39 |
Thu 23 Jan 2020
When Chocolate Tasted Like Chocolate
What happened to the Hershey's Chocolate Bar? What happened to the American Tootsie Roll? Tastes didn't change. The economy changed our tastes. The bottom line turned a candy delight into a chalky tu…
00:07:45 |
Thu 16 Jan 2020
Titles Without Relationships
Where do we draw the line between relation and blood? Are we our ancestors? Or are we only our middle names? How do we adjust cognitive congruence with the reality of a missing ancestry? Are we bound…
00:09:39 |
Thu 09 Jan 2020
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