Jeff and Marc have a chat with Scarborough Dude at the Imperial Pub for "Podcaster LIVE Nite" in Toronto.
This fascinating panel discuss some of today's most important issues including life, drugs, religion, generations, modern philosophy and the podcaster movement.
A song from the Civil-Rights period of soul and funk, this Parliament song speaks to the population as much today as it did during the time of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. When will people start to understand to help each other, even if they look different or live in a poorer country, deserved to be helped because it is the right thing to do. War is not the answer to start progressing, it can only lead to more destruction and destabilization. This song is a commentary about how people could come together and learn to love one another but are too occupied with the common luxuries of social lifestyle. During the time this song was written the Black Panther Party was preaching revolution and Vietnam was stirring up a lot of war cheering. Parliament pointed out that happiness and peace was becoming more and more unattainable within a world obsessed with violence.
Happiness and peace
Is getting more and more out of my reach
Violence and revolution
Seems to be all that the people wanna preach
You're gunning down your brothers
Molestin' your sisters and your mothers in the streets
Whoa-oh the President's talkin' 'bout change
But nobody's got sense enough to come in out of the rain Hey hey hey (whoa)
Hey hey hey (whoo)
When will the people start gettin' together?
Learnin' to live and love one another?
Hey hey hey now (oh)
When will the people stop fightin' each other?
Learning to give and help one another
Hey hey hey now
War's my Golden Age
I've been shipped from the cradle to the grave
Put a gun in their hands
Saying it's your duty to kill another man
Guess somebody's been there to the mothers
Makin' widows of the sweethearts and lovers
And this is our land, mmhmm
The President's talkin' 'bout change
But nobody's got sense enough to come in out of the rain
In this highly anticipated debut, Jeff and Marc rock our Beatles belief system to it's core as they investigate the death of Paul and ongoing existence of "Faul". Buckle-up for an emotional roller-coaster because PurpleCast is a game changer.
A picture of the look-a-like that won the Paul McCartney contest that allegedly led to his replacement of the the famed musician. This picture can be found on the White Album Poster in the bottom left hand corner.
Trailer of the Yes Men Fix the World in which two guys pretend to be corporations they hate and propose policies that would help the collective whole. Also analyzes the market and how it punishes charity and rewards greed.
Check out this trailer about a potential collapse of the United States as we know it from ex-LAPD officer and activist Michael Ruppert because of peak oil and the deterioration of the World Economy.