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
- 800
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Golfing with My Grandfather
A small town is defined by its passions. We share the story of his William Henry Vodehnal, a small town pharmacist from North Loup, Nebraska, who made a difference in every life he knew. Plus, you'll…
00:19:36 |
Thu 17 Aug 2017
Spending on the Dead
How much value do we place on a human life? Are all lives created equal? Or do some lives deserve more money, attention, love, and support? We share the story of a wounded life that died too young --…
00:12:12 |
Thu 10 Aug 2017
Fighting Back Against Identity Theft
How do Hackers find you? We share the experience of thwarting identity theft. There are methods and motives you can use to create a Black Hole and not a honeypot. Nothing is foolproof against dedicat…
00:12:46 |
Thu 03 Aug 2017
Outline of a Human Being
How do we know when we are a fully realized Human Being? How do we know we are not just a ghost of a person, or the suggestion of a living thing? We unravel our soft code for the hard-boiled truth!
00:11:10 |
Thu 27 Jul 2017
Violating Your Privacy with a Cardboard Box
Sometimes, your best ally in fighting discrimination, is information. Have you ever been mistaken for someone else and then had to pay the social penalty for the mislabeling? There are several ways t…
00:11:01 |
Thu 20 Jul 2017
What Remains
Who can predict what stays and not what will change? We take a look at predictions. It's easy to guess the future, but it takes more insight, and longing, to understand what will never change, knowin…
00:11:55 |
Thu 13 Jul 2017
A Catlow Killing
Who killed Irving Catlow? We investigate the homicide of a beloved member of the Jersey City Heights community. Irving Catlow owned Catlow Movers, and he found his undeserved end in a chrome gun pist…
00:13:05 |
Thu 06 Jul 2017
Journal Squared Live
In the Hilltop neighborhood of Jersey City, a new king of the skyline emerges. Known as the "Journal Squared" development, by the Kushner Group, we take you inside this new monolith in the sky for an…
00:14:30 |
Thu 29 Jun 2017
Failure to Pitch
If you’re a freelancer, you know well we now live in a, "Pitch Me!" Culture. We reason why some people expect other people to give up their grand ideas for free -- all without any money, fame, or gra…
00:10:28 |
Thu 22 Jun 2017
Thoughts on the Human Form
We only appear to be what we are not. We take to the skies of the scalpel to wonder how we can change who we are in the facade, and never think how our infrastructure may never be modified or laded.
00:10:01 |
Thu 15 Jun 2017
Twentysomething
If you’re Twentysomething, the world appears set against you, and it is! We share thoughts on the young, who are and abandoned into a world that has lost patience for the doctor's note afterthought.
00:11:43 |
Thu 08 Jun 2017
Danger of Becoming the Establishment
There are always unknown, underworld, perils to the spirit. We examine the careers of Lin-Manuel Miranda, Charles Strouse, J.D. Salinger, and Truman Capote to decipher the dangers of becoming the new…
00:15:12 |
Thu 01 Jun 2017
As Alfonso Drinks His Urine
"If I were to write a subtitle today, it would read this: 'When You Pay Horrible People to Teach You!'" We share the story of an old foe -- an Ivy League Playwriting Instructor -- who, on the first d…
00:09:35 |
Thu 25 May 2017
Freedomland, White Flight, and How the Bronx Turned
Freedomland, USA was an idealized experience of what a true melting pot the United States had become; it lasted four years. We dig into the murky depths of the Baychester salt marshes in the Bronx --…
00:14:14 |
Thu 18 May 2017
Hate is Made of Small Things
Small things fester into big things that kill you. We take a look at the tiny insults we hold onto for 40 years, so that we may feel better, later, about the first betrayal. Who knew a small town, Do…
00:12:32 |
Thu 11 May 2017
Not Missing Richard Simmons
There is no right to privacy when you ask people to follow you, and you then take their time, attention, money, and admiration, in the exchange. We wonder why Richard Simmons, and even Dr. Drew, appe…
00:16:32 |
Thu 04 May 2017
Art of the Kayfabe Presidency
Kayfabe -- can be dangerous -- if you don’t know the game is fixed right from the first bell. We apply -- The Art of Kayfabe -- to the modern world, and the Evildoer Presidency. If Kayfabe is the fou…
00:10:08 |
Thu 27 Apr 2017
Marcus Aurelius on Meditations
Marcus Aurelius spent time alone to think about the world. Because of that rightful introspection, in writing, from one of the last five great Emperors, we have insight into the history of what fed u…
00:09:50 |
Mon 24 Apr 2017
I Prefer Not To
“Ah Bartleby! Ah humanity!” We share why Herman Melville's short story classic -- Bartleby, the Scrivener -- is the perfect anti-hero-protagonist-villain for memeing in our modern world. We are Bart…
00:10:05 |
Thu 20 Apr 2017
All Men Fall
All men fall. The great man stands back up. The greater man helps his fellow man rise again, too. We examine what it means to be a man in the meme of a modern world where circumstances spin and facts…
00:09:31 |
Mon 17 Apr 2017
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