3 chapters across the catalog
Michael Jackson Parody, Wood-Burning Gasifier Trucks
A discussion regarding a song parody idea based on Michael Jackson's "Blame it on the Boogie" titled "Blame it on the Glitch" transitions into a memory about alternative fuel sources. The conversation covers wood-burning gasification systems for trucks and generators, with one host expressing interest in dragging a burning system behind an old flatbed Ford to power a vehicle.
The hosts provide birthday shout-outs and wedding karma for numerous listeners and their families. A Jamaican listener in New York offers speaking lessons, while another donor seeks karma for a startup in the alternative energy field. The hosts joke about "zero point energy" and the difficulty of competing with "Big Oil."
Global Warming Myths and the Oil Money Machine
The hosts question the validity of "global warming" and "peak oil," suggesting these concepts are myths used to maintain high energy prices and control the population. They reflect on the 1970s oil crisis and the failed promises of subsidized alternative energy like wind and solar. The oil industry is described as a simple but incredibly lucrative "money machine" that relies on a psychological frame of mind to keep the public compliant.
